@@jimhattery4348 why on earth would anyone want to go back in time to when people didn't even know what vitamins were? When they didn't know what caused heart attacks ? When doctors prescribed cigarettes because no one knew they caused cancer? I don't mean to be harsh, but stop and think about what we have today. Really THINK about it.
That’s what happens when you’re too poor too afford a hearty diet, and have one that consists of potato skins, and Vegetables from the garden, it’s still the same nowadays, it’s just that after refrigeration and automation of cattle farms,z meat became widely available and a more common staple among the American diet, people got fat. But also yes data shows that in this current climate obesity is still rising while access to food isn’t correlated with that rise, so obviously there is another piece to the modern obesity, as another commenter above noted, a common theory and area of study for this is processed foods, as the rise in processed foods does tend to correlate with a rise in obesity
@@Practicalinvestments- Meat doesn't make people fat, it makes them lean. We need protein. Vegetables are vitamins. Potatoes mostly starch. It's portion sizes and all the endless sugar and salt.
We are all just passing through this life...Crazy to think about. Live your life to the fullest and love along the way..😊 one of these days all of us will be gone too.
Only if you had money. Google new York 1900s tenements and look at the photos. No windows to the outside, no running water, families living in 1 or 2 rooms and these were factory workers, not beggars.
@@jl453 the poor just tried to survive. They dressed the best they could because poverty was blamed on the poor, rather than on the robber barons, who were the actual cause of the poverty. So, not only were the poor victimized by their overlords, they were fooled into playing into their victimization. Have you ever stopped to think that the greatest period of technological innovation took place in a democratic country during one of its most democratic phases? If you aren't a paid troll, stop and think. Find solid information sources. Find several with different points of view. Learn from them. Ponder. Think for yourself, but don't reinvent the wheel. If you are a paid troll, go eff your mother.
The men are slender as well. Didn’t eat the processed crap that has made Americans overweight/unhealthy. “If mankind makes it don’t eat it. If it grows, eat it.” Words to live by.
My own great-grandfather was 15/16 at the time, but living in a rural village in the impoverished hinterland of Campania, Italy, a real backwater of a place, then and now! He would make the crossing to the New World in 1913, finding employment as a mason in Westchester County, NY, before returning to his homeland sometime between 1914-20 for reasons unknown but probably war-related, as his second passage back to America in 1920 was paid for by the Italian Government, suggesting some kind military or government service by him in the interim. His wife only emigrated to the U.S. in 1921, indicating to me that he, as with many other Italian immigrants migrating without their wives or family, initially had no plan of staying permanently in America. He did finally settle down here, siring four American-born children, finding success as a contractor only to lose it all in the Depression, and dying at the age of 52 from tuberculosis, which in the pre-antibiotic era was a terribly lethal disease. Great-grandpa died nearly 58 years before I was born, so there was little chance of my meeting him even if he had lived longer!
They would certainly be pleased they didn’t have to suffocate in summer and freeze in winter, they would be pleased to be free of the fear of tuberculosis, typhoid, diphtheria, any number of bacterial infections. They would be pleased to have all manner of legal protections and not to be exploited in the work place as a matter of course. You people who idealize a past you never experienced really need to learn how grim life was for most people (and short too) and thank your lucky stars, if you’re an average Joe or Jane, that you live now not then.
I always look back a these pictures and videos looking for my Grandfather hoping too see him He came to New York back in 1903 With his mother he would have been 3 years old miss him
As someone who still works heavy horses daily it is wonderful to see an entire city moving at the pace of the horse. It adds a nobility and grace to human existence to match our pace of life with such intelligent creatures. It is good for the soul in my experience.
You may need a translator. I'm sure many of these folks didn’t speak English. This was the time when mass immigration from Europe happened during the late 1800s and early 1900s. Many of them were Italians, Polish and Germans.
I believe that about 90% of us tend to completely forget that ALL of the horses had to 'relieve' themselves all over the city streets. That was an unsightly thing.
People are relieving themselves all over the streets now never mind the poor horses in the film reel. Standards of human behaviour since then have hit rock bottom. People are disgusting now in their morals, their dress, and in their foul mouths. No matter the hardships back then, at least people knew how to present themselves in public.
My grandmother was born in Germany in 1902. She lived through the time of Wilhelm II. The First World War. The Weimar Republic. The Third Reich. The Second World War. Then the Federal Republic of Germany. In East Germany socialism. A whole life full of hardship and deprivation. Like so many
The problem is Devil runs the world. He is liar and murderer. This is the reason why liars and murderers feel good while righteous persons are persecuted. That's why we've got the Gospel about the God's kingdom. Jehovah would put everything in order. The dead will be resurected and we'll meet our loved ones again! :-)
In these times people are lived their lives,today people don't live life but empty careerism.elites through the years created such human with tools of social engineering-(like media, populism,kitch, wrong values,sick school system)-because empty careerist is ideal type of human for total control.
Just to add another notch to your comment....I have seen videos of people finding lost graves. Graves from back then or before that were forgotten about and had been taken over by nature. These things really are a reminder that life is short and eventually we will become distant memory as time moves on.
@@sharonrose50 The speed of life is always the same. What is different is the density, its saturation in every inch -- events, emotions, activations, cataclysms.
Just think that during this time period the Statue of Liberty was still a dark copper color and hadn't turned to it's famous patina green color yet!! 🗽
I thought the same thing, so chaotic! People just walking around willy nilly, in front of moving "vehicles", yikes! I wonder when traffic became more structured...? Googling now! 😊
Medicine in that era was terrible, there were no antibiotics or effective drugs. But the food was natural, without preservatives, without chemicals, without GMOs.
It's amazing to see real footage. There are so many untold stories of people we might have liked to have known more about. My dad came to New York in 1906 at the age of 3 from italy , so it was probably very similar to this. Fascinating footage. Thank you.
3:34 I'm pretty sure that horseless buggy is an electric taxi if you could believe it. No horse, no exhaust and a big motor mounted on the front axle. Could also be steam but it's fascinating that electric taxis were popular in nyc. Jay leno has one of them. Very interesting.
No creo que lo sea pues era la moda de esa época entre la gente rica, estaban bien vestidos pues además en ese tiempo, eso de ir al centro de la ciudad o lugares importantes era pretexto para usar su mejor vestimenta.
Those dresses were not so modest. I used to be a historical reenactor, and under those skirts, the underwear had to be crotchless. You can't pull panties down and back up when you wear corsets and petticoats. So a married woman having a sex with the milkman would be easier to do than today. Most of the ideas we have about the past are false. Think about it: there's a reason we haven't gone back to it in a hundred years.
@@victoriajesusismysaviorthey didn't do it out of respect. They did it because they didn't have the elastic that gives us modern women's lingerie. Those skirts were the most practical solution to how to go to the toilet, since women have to sit or squat. Under those long shirts the underwear was crotchless. I used to be a historical reenactor at a state park, this is how I know. Once technology gave us elastic we could use in lingerie, we cut our skirts short, put on pants, and NEVER looked back.
I am hypnotised by this video. Watching it over and over again. My only wish while watching, is that I could somehow jump into the vid and say hello to the people, may I buy you a coffee ma’m/sir ? Shall we share stuff about our lives, May I meet the people you live with and love ?
My g-parents emigrated from Hungary in 1899 and 1905 and my dad was born in Manhattan in 1909. They lived and died (g-parents did) in NYC . Nice to see a little of what they had seen.....
A quick bit of Googling told me that the first US skyscrapers were built in the *1880s,* when mills were able to produce steel construction beams. Like now, NYC was a major business and financial capital; the growth of construction over two decades isn't surprising.
Only if you were white, male, and straight. Think of all the brilliant people who were members of minority communities whose potential was wasted because they weren't allowed to work it could only get second-rate "separate but equal" educations. How many engineers could only work in stables? How many doctors, lawyers and teachers had to stay home and do housework? It was a shitty time when people considered themselves over the hill by 45. They didn't even know what caused heart attacks it that smoking causes cancer. They didn't even have antibiotics, do you could cut your finger and die of the infection. Think about what you have. Really think about it. Vitamins? They didn't know about those back then. They thought opium was good for quieting crying babies. Shitty shitty shitty time.
Crimes were high and they blamed it on Italian and Irish immigrants. People lived in poverty. Newly arrived immigrants settled in the lower east side Manhattan. It was a slum area and the city smelled like horse poop.
Actually, violent crime rates are lower now than ever in human history. We know this from studying statistics in modern years, court records from centuries ago, and archaeological human bones from the ancient past. It's just that news outlets make more money covering crime than, say, how the graduating class in your locality scored on the SAT test last spring.
Crime was high cuz they were living in poverty. Many Italian and Irish immigrants were gangsters. This was the time when mass immigration from Europe happened. Italians were hated so much and people called them WOPs (without papers). They didn’t speak English and always committing crimes.
Crime was high cuz of mass immigration from Europe. The Italians and Irish were menace to society. They were gangsters committing crimes like pickpocketing, rape, murders...etc.
Times were tough. We have it easy compared to then. No modern technology, no computers, people were working. No HR. People worked long hours. People did face to face communication. Men worked in offices as secretaries. NYC was crowded then but in a more understanding way. No times square commercialization.
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This channel is a wonderful time machine.
@jimhattery4348 I know love this channel too!!
@@jimhattery4348 why on earth would anyone want to go back in time to when people didn't even know what vitamins were? When they didn't know what caused heart attacks ? When doctors prescribed cigarettes because no one knew they caused cancer? I don't mean to be harsh, but stop and think about what we have today. Really THINK about it.
@@ingridseim1379 Because society was much more civilized.
@ingridseim1379 Nowadays, people would rather spit in your face than help you. Respect has certainly gone out the window!
@@iofthetiger67 back then, people spit in the faces of the small children they sent down coal mines because, hey, no child labor laws!
Have noticed how slim everyone is. Thankyou for the amazing video!
No processed food back then
People actually walked around
That’s what happens when you’re too poor too afford a hearty diet, and have one that consists of potato skins, and Vegetables from the garden, it’s still the same nowadays, it’s just that after refrigeration and automation of cattle farms,z meat became widely available and a more common staple among the American diet, people got fat. But also yes data shows that in this current climate obesity is still rising while access to food isn’t correlated with that rise, so obviously there is another piece to the modern obesity, as another commenter above noted, a common theory and area of study for this is processed foods, as the rise in processed foods does tend to correlate with a rise in obesity
@@Practicalinvestments- Meat doesn't make people fat, it makes them lean. We need protein. Vegetables are vitamins. Potatoes mostly starch. It's portion sizes and all the endless sugar and salt.
Look how slow they were. I guess restoration didn't include walking and moving at a realistic pace. Lol.
Thank you for your work and for posting these movie shorts.
We are all just passing through this life...Crazy to think about. Live your life to the fullest and love along the way..😊 one of these days all of us will be gone too.
What love ??? Love of money, that's the only thing i see our days
Their style back then was so refined and polished ...
Vše takové klidné, pomalé. Hezké👍
Only if you had money. Google new York 1900s tenements and look at the photos. No windows to the outside, no running water, families living in 1 or 2 rooms and these were factory workers, not beggars.
@@ingridseim1379And yet even the poor tried to dress well.
@@jl453 the poor just tried to survive. They dressed the best they could because poverty was blamed on the poor, rather than on the robber barons, who were the actual cause of the poverty. So, not only were the poor victimized by their overlords, they were fooled into playing into their victimization. Have you ever stopped to think that the greatest period of technological innovation took place in a democratic country during one of its most democratic phases? If you aren't a paid troll, stop and think. Find solid information sources. Find several with different points of view. Learn from them. Ponder. Think for yourself, but don't reinvent the wheel. If you are a paid troll, go eff your mother.
@@ingridseim1379those were all immigrants. If you think about it. Things for them haven't gotten much better.
كم احب هذه اللقطات سواء كانت في نيويورك او في أي مدينة او في أي بلد احب الأشياء القديمه لانها هي الأصل في هذا الزمن شكرا لك ياصاحب القناة شكرا 🙏 ❤
اتفق معك 🥺
What a more simpler time. Incredible footage.
That slow pan up the flatiron building was very artistic, nice cinematography.
Все мужчины в костюмах,а женщины элегантны и стройны.Восхитительно!!!С уважением из России.
All the males have a hat
The men are slender as well. Didn’t eat the processed crap that has made Americans overweight/unhealthy. “If mankind makes it don’t eat it. If it grows, eat it.” Words to live by.
Это конечно здорово. Но мне бросилось в глаза, с первых кадров, другое. Много трамваев. Но на какой тяге они передвигаются??? 😳
@@AndreyReactor Их тянет трос проложенный в дорожном полотне. Такие были во всех крупных городах США, того времени.
просто на женщинах длинные платья надеты😅
My grandfather was 12, living in NJ. These types of videos bring up endless thoughts.
So you must be in your 70's/80's then?
@@garrettkelly5568que grosero,no ves que te escribe desde el mas alla😂
My great grandmother was 14 at the time. A far simpler time then for certain
My own great-grandfather was 15/16 at the time, but living in a rural village in the impoverished hinterland of Campania, Italy, a real backwater of a place, then and now! He would make the crossing to the New World in 1913, finding employment as a mason in Westchester County, NY, before returning to his homeland sometime between 1914-20 for reasons unknown but probably war-related, as his second passage back to America in 1920 was paid for by the Italian Government, suggesting some kind military or government service by him in the interim. His wife only emigrated to the U.S. in 1921, indicating to me that he, as with many other Italian immigrants migrating without their wives or family, initially had no plan of staying permanently in America. He did finally settle down here, siring four American-born children, finding success as a contractor only to lose it all in the Depression, and dying at the age of 52 from tuberculosis, which in the pre-antibiotic era was a terribly lethal disease. Great-grandpa died nearly 58 years before I was born, so there was little chance of my meeting him even if he had lived longer!
These people walking would be saddened and appalled to walk those same streets today.
Elegant and respectful it was. 🗽
You're absolutely right my friend they would be absolutely appalled not only how the city has changed but how the world has changed here in 2024😢
NYC is cleaner now than it was at that time and is a good city.
Doubtful. They would be in awe of the technology.
They would certainly be pleased they didn’t have to suffocate in summer and freeze in winter, they would be pleased to be free of the fear of tuberculosis, typhoid, diphtheria, any number of bacterial infections. They would be pleased to have all manner of legal protections and not to be exploited in the work place as a matter of course. You people who idealize a past you never experienced really need to learn how grim life was for most people (and short too) and thank your lucky stars, if you’re an average Joe or Jane, that you live now not then.
Take a walk through Hell"sKitchen in 1902,and get back to me.
When watching these old films, my son used to say it was like watching ghosts.
am 48 years old and i've had exactly the same feeling watching this, but i think it's coming from the mystic combination with this strange music
He’s a wise man!
Beautiful and haunting, especially with the musical score.
Surprisingly, many of the buildings shown are still there!
The ghosts of time, just love to watch these, thank you 🎉❤
Well said!👍🏽👏🏽👏🏽
@@jpturner171 Thank you!
@@Ewisabef_79 👍🏽❤️
I always look back a these pictures and videos looking for my Grandfather hoping too see him He came to New York back in 1903
With his mother he would have been 3 years old miss him
Many major Civil War personalities were still alive and the last veteran of the War of 1812 still walked the Earth..
History is mindboggling.
As someone who still works heavy horses daily it is wonderful to see an entire city moving at the pace of the horse. It adds a nobility and grace to human existence to match our pace of life with such intelligent creatures. It is good for the soul in my experience.
You explained it better than I would have
Fantastic views from the past
. Thank you😊😊😊
Every person here had a story. Wonder what stories they could tell?
Eventually, you will be able to ask them...and see the world in which they lived.
You may need a translator. I'm sure many of these folks didn’t speak English. This was the time when mass immigration from Europe happened during the late 1800s and early 1900s. Many of them were Italians, Polish and Germans.
@@Crazy-Clown-In-Town ahí abuelo de Donald Trump era un inmigrante que no hablaba inglés
Beautiful restoration. Thank you for this.
Not a cell phone in sight. Just people living in the moment.
Look how nice everyone looks. It’s almost like this is the future and we’ve gone back in time.
I believe that about 90% of us tend to completely
forget that ALL of the horses had to 'relieve' themselves all over the city streets. That was
an unsightly thing.
Wasn't there dedicated street sweepers for areas like this?
They had young men who picked it up. It was considered a respectable job as well.
People are relieving themselves all over the streets now never mind the poor horses in the film reel. Standards of human behaviour since then have hit rock bottom. People are disgusting now in their morals, their dress, and in their foul mouths. No matter the hardships back then, at least people knew how to present themselves in public.
Not to mention the smell and walking hazards.
Well today we people crapping on the road and sidewalk and flower pots
كل واجد مات بحكايته....كم انت عظيم يا رب
My grandmother was born in Germany in 1902. She lived through the time of Wilhelm II. The First World War. The Weimar Republic. The Third Reich. The Second World War. Then the Federal Republic of Germany. In East Germany socialism. A whole life full of hardship and deprivation. Like so many
The problem is Devil runs the world. He is liar and murderer. This is the reason why liars and murderers feel good while righteous persons are persecuted.
That's why we've got the Gospel about the God's kingdom. Jehovah would put everything in order. The dead will be resurected and we'll meet our loved ones again! :-)
Your grandmother witnessed a lot of incredible changes in her life.
Tristezza infinita ,ma anche un senso di pace ❤
Sadness?
Incredible, you see even more people than nowadays.😮
In these times people are lived their lives,today people don't live life but empty careerism.elites through the years created such human with tools of social engineering-(like media, populism,kitch, wrong values,sick school system)-because empty careerist is ideal type of human for total control.
I worked on the boat docs in NYC in the 1920's. don't miss it at all.
So you must be 120 years old, then. Or at least 110, if you were working as a child.
Time traveler 😅@@DavidinMiami
Hat makers must of been the richest people of them times
The days when college textbooks weren’t just a scam and actually gave you genuine knowledge you couldn’t get elsewhere
Love it
Everyone in this film are long gone now. So sad that life is so short.
No. that's me crossing the street at the one minute mark. I was on my way to the 5 and dime for a cherry fizz.
someone's gonna say the same thing about you reading your comment 80 YEARS LATER
Just to add another notch to your comment....I have seen videos of people finding lost graves. Graves from back then or before that were forgotten about and had been taken over by nature. These things really are a reminder that life is short and eventually we will become distant memory as time moves on.
That was wonderful to see. All the people were dressed so nice Thank you for this
Cindy foley bu gul sizin için 🌷💙
Thank you 👍👍 very cool. While I was watching this my NYC from my youth 50 years ago will be like this in the not to distant future.
I'm a great Scott Joplin fan, who died in 1917. Funny to think this is what society was like when he was writing his immortal rags.
Beautifully presented!👏🏽👏🏽
Awesome video, thanks for posting.
Нow slowly the traffic flow moves.
People walk between it, like drops between streams...
The society was much slower paced and people just seemed happier.
@@sharonrose50 The speed of life is always the same. What is different is the density, its saturation in every inch -- events, emotions, activations, cataclysms.
الدنيا كدبة لا احد سيبقى فيها .اتمنى للجميع ان يكون سعيد في عالم اخر ❤
These videos are great 👍
Wow, New York has always been crowded and smelly.
Much simpler time ❤
Would be cool to set up a camera in the same spots today for contrast.
Just think that during this time period the Statue of Liberty was still a dark copper color and hadn't turned to it's famous patina green color yet!! 🗽
No cars at all! No high rises! The streets are chaos! I would like to meet just one person there and hear what they think about. Thanks for this!
There was an automobile driving past Madison Square at the end. It was probably electric by the way it looked.
I thought the same thing, so chaotic! People just walking around willy nilly, in front of moving "vehicles", yikes! I wonder when traffic became more structured...? Googling now! 😊
2:01 there's high rises
@@DanteTimberwolf Actually, Rome in the first century A.D. had high rises because they had invented concrete by that time..
Medicine in that era was terrible, there were no antibiotics or effective drugs. But the food was natural, without preservatives, without chemicals, without GMOs.
WONDERFUL NEW YORK 🗽 🗽 🗽 🗽 🗽
It's amazing to see real footage. There are so many untold stories of people we might have liked to have known more about. My dad came to New York in 1906 at the age of 3 from italy , so it was probably very similar to this. Fascinating footage. Thank you.
Wow 😮
The fps seems to be a tiny bit slow but is fun to watch and imagine.
Love when they colorize these old film footage gives us a glimpse of how it really looked back then.
3:34 I'm pretty sure that horseless buggy is an electric taxi if you could believe it. No horse, no exhaust and a big motor mounted on the front axle. Could also be steam but it's fascinating that electric taxis were popular in nyc. Jay leno has one of them. Very interesting.
I love the modest dresses
Same here !
The women covered themselves up, dressed respectfully.
I like that !
God bless you 🙏 ❤️
No creo que lo sea pues era la moda de esa época entre la gente rica, estaban bien vestidos pues además en ese tiempo, eso de ir al centro de la ciudad o lugares importantes era pretexto para usar su mejor vestimenta.
Those dresses were not so modest. I used to be a historical reenactor, and under those skirts, the underwear had to be crotchless. You can't pull panties down and back up when you wear corsets and petticoats. So a married woman having a sex with the milkman would be easier to do than today. Most of the ideas we have about the past are false. Think about it: there's a reason we haven't gone back to it in a hundred years.
@@victoriajesusismysaviorthey didn't do it out of respect. They did it because they didn't have the elastic that gives us modern women's lingerie. Those skirts were the most practical solution to how to go to the toilet, since women have to sit or squat. Under those long shirts the underwear was crotchless. I used to be a historical reenactor at a state park, this is how I know. Once technology gave us elastic we could use in lingerie, we cut our skirts short, put on pants, and NEVER looked back.
@@ingridseim1379You’re out of your mind if you think our current level of ridiculousness was matched by the modesty of these folk.
La bellezza e la semplicità di un mondo che purtroppo non c'è più ❤
Imagine so little number of cars on the road..
I am hypnotised by this video. Watching it over and over again. My only wish while watching, is that I could somehow jump into the vid and say hello to the people, may I buy you a coffee ma’m/sir ? Shall we share stuff about our lives, May I meet the people you live with and love ?
Boy look at all hard working people 😮
My grandmother was born in NYC in 1899. She was three years old at this filming.
Outstanding. It’s time traveling!
My g-parents emigrated from Hungary in 1899 and 1905 and my dad was born in Manhattan in 1909. They lived and died (g-parents did) in NYC . Nice to see a little of what they had seen.....
Excellent tilt upwards on the Fuller Building. Slow.... dramatic!
I really enjoyed this. The women were so elegant. And the buildings were higher than I would expect for the time.
A quick bit of Googling told me that the first US skyscrapers were built in the *1880s,* when mills were able to produce steel construction beams. Like now, NYC was a major business and financial capital; the growth of construction over two decades isn't surprising.
Beautiful. 😊
The sidewalk looks packed, even then.
At the time NYC was already the most populated city in North America, with ~4 million people. It must have been an exciting time!
Émouvant 😂❤🇫🇷
❤🎉Спасибо за видео !🎉❤
это волнительно видеть жизнь наших предков !
И трамваи едут без проводов !
электрокары как бы так !
Это не трамваи. Вагоны тянут тросы, проложенные в дорожном полотне.
I wish there was a time machine so I can meet my great grands😎
Whauw 😮its beautyful thank you very mutch ❤ i hoop when i die i wil coming back in that times. 😮 its better than now😊
Incredible-i would have loved to watch this city grow…
Город построен. Он есть. Кто его построил и на чем возили все необходимые строительные материалы? Кто знает?
So many people and they all had suits on
Pictures are amazing I feel sorry for the horses thought
So amazing.
Those were the days my friend, we thought they'd never end...
They're all dead😢
naturally
And soon will all of us
There all alive in their timeline as time is an illusuon
Their genetics and epigenetics live on
They are all alive. Spirit is alive, not body
Time when RESPECT was a daily bread between humans
Only if you were white, male, and straight. Think of all the brilliant people who were members of minority communities whose potential was wasted because they weren't allowed to work it could only get second-rate "separate but equal" educations. How many engineers could only work in stables? How many doctors, lawyers and teachers had to stay home and do housework? It was a shitty time when people considered themselves over the hill by 45. They didn't even know what caused heart attacks it that smoking causes cancer. They didn't even have antibiotics, do you could cut your finger and die of the infection.
Think about what you have. Really think about it. Vitamins? They didn't know about those back then. They thought opium was good for quieting crying babies. Shitty shitty shitty time.
Ha....there was crime and disrespect present then.
Crimes were high and they blamed it on Italian and Irish immigrants. People lived in poverty. Newly arrived immigrants settled in the lower east side Manhattan. It was a slum area and the city smelled like horse poop.
@@KtotheGnot nearly as much not even close you’re wrong
And respect for one’s self.
Crime was low
Today’s migrants are a different kind.
Actually, violent crime rates are lower now than ever in human history. We know this from studying statistics in modern years, court records from centuries ago, and archaeological human bones from the ancient past.
It's just that news outlets make more money covering crime than, say, how the graduating class in your locality scored on the SAT test last spring.
Crime was high cuz they were living in poverty. Many Italian and Irish immigrants were gangsters. This was the time when mass immigration from Europe happened. Italians were hated so much and people called them WOPs (without papers). They didn’t speak English and always committing crimes.
Crime was high cuz of mass immigration from Europe. The Italians and Irish were menace to society. They were gangsters committing crimes like pickpocketing, rape, murders...etc.
Increíble país muy hermoso saludos desde Argentina ❤😮😂😂😂
Everyone looks like a million bucks - today everyone looks like a slob, no fashion, tattoos and fat
Times were tough. We have it easy compared to then. No modern technology, no computers, people were working. No HR. People worked long hours. People did face to face communication. Men worked in offices as secretaries. NYC was crowded then but in a more understanding way. No times square commercialization.
wonderful
Back when NYC was great!
Maravilhosas imagens!
I always watch these videos to find out someone without hat!
People were slim and they had class, dignity, and self-respect.
People were still complaining that rent was $24 a month.
If you paid in US gold coinage with a $20 gold piece and four silver dollars, that would be around $2360 in today's fiat currency.
@@bobertjones2300 sounds about right for a 4×4 closet studio in NY
That's me at the one minute mark. I'm crossing the street alone. I was going to meet my uncle Sal at the 5 and 10.
Man, that city has always been bopping.
They all left and took nothing with them.This is the value of this live!
WOW!!! Just amazing.
Bet they didn't know I would be looking at them when they were being filmed
Хорошая стабилизация у камеры
Немного добавлю - в описании сказано, что для стабилизации оригинальных фильмов использовался искусственный интеллект.
Beautiful and amazing.
so elegant ..
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Whoever ran a hat business back then was really rich
when the docks were very dangerous 😕
Que linda época mucha tranquilidad .Gracias
Neat! I read a lot of Edith Wharton novels, so this gives a visual of all that brownstone she disliked so much...
Wow, that music sounds like it could just have been played yesterday.
It's newly-added. There was no sound on film at this time, except in some limited experimental settings.
@@JayKarpwick OOOOOOOOOooooooooooooooooooooh.
This is how ladies and gentlemen should dress!
A verdadeira máquina do tempo existe, e está diante de nossos olhos!
Espero que todos estejam descansando em paz.
The suit business was doing well back then lol