Vues de Paris - Baldus, Édouard - 1860's

Examining photographic evidence of cities around the world, revealing infrastructure and architecture that appears beyond the needs or means of the small populations claimed at the time. Massive buildings yet few roads, partially buried structures, and a lack of human activity in cityscape photos suggest these cities were possibly found already built then repurposed. The theory that freemasons claimed these "dead" cities before repopulating them with Victorian-era orphan labor provides an alternate explanation to the established historical narrative.
The vast majority of the photos for this series were found at the amazing Telegram site... t.me/BackInTheHistory
Run by my Facebook friend Gregor Bratina. I highly recommend joining if you would like to explore the images at your leisure.
Keywords:
ancient infrastructure, architectural analysis, historical photo analysis, overbuilt cities, melted buildings, buried buildings, suppressed history, mudflood, tartaria, Victorian era, antique world