1930s - Street Scenes New York in color [60fps, Remastered] w/sound design added
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- Опубликовано: 5 мар 2023
- I colorized, restored and created a sound design for this video of New York 1930s, We start on Manhattan's West Side, at 12th Avenue and 42nd Street, at the ferry terminal of the West Shore Railroad, the New York, Ontario and Western Railway, and the Weehawken Ferry. aftre we have a Crowd Scene street we can see the beautiful fashion in 30s
Video Restoration Process:
✔ FPS boosted to 60 frames per second
✔ Image resolution boosted up to HD
✔ Improved video sharpness and brightness
✔ Colorized only for the ambiance (not historically accurate)
✔added sound only for the ambiance
✔restoration:(stabilisation,denoise,cleand,deblur)
Please, be aware that colorization colors are not real and fake, colorization was made only for the ambiance and do not represent real historical data.
B&W Video Source: Prelinger Archives, Internet Archive
B&W Video Source:archive.org/details/NightClub...
B&W Video Source: archive.org/details/010060_20...
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Which city in the world would you like to visit in the 1930s??
Omg Moscow pls🥺🥺🥺
Kuala Kangsar
New York, Chicago and maybe Montreal and Paris (I don't know much French) with a video camera.
Bogota.
Mrągowo
100 years ago, everyone was dressed to the nines, had a news paper under their arms and were skinny. Oh how we have fallen.
Fast food and probably the hippie druggie generation from 60's.
By the way my hair style is exactly like the man who appears at 1:12.
Glen Clark,
I miss those days and the people, they were the same up until 1965 and then something terrible happened. . . and everything changed. -
@@billgreen1861 the cabal took over and now they are eradicating humanity
Fantastic. Closest thing to time travel !
To think they had absolutely no idea in a hundred years time that over half a million people would be watching them on a magical device that fits in their pockets.
Tesla knew lol
half a million people from every corner of the world....even from Rome....Italy
@@paolorosi7551From Africa Somalia 🇸🇴
Wait guys!! …. How will they be watching us in 100 years? 😮😮
@@lrosario20 upload directly to the brain.
Im sure that guy mindlessly buying a paper had no idea millions of people would be watching him 90 years later.
I just love how elegantly dressed everyone walking along those streets looked. I think it would be wise to assume that all those individuals in the video are gone now, but seeing this film brings them back to life and gives us a glimpse of their busy lives. Life was so different back then. There seemed to be a strong sense of values and seriousness in thinking throughout people's lives. People cared so much more about their appearance as well as their sense of worth. And they passed that on to their children and grandchildren. What has happened to America? I sincerely hope that we can get back to that old fashioned way of thinking and living.
On Feb 20, 1939, a Nazi rally took place at NYC Madison Square Garden, organized by the German American Bund a pro-hitler movement. More than 20,000 people celebrated pro-nazi themes complete with amerika first slogans & swatzikas !
And Communist rallies were also allowed. Stalins 1939 death numbers were higher than Hitler's numbers. Reading the Classic now, "The Gulag Archipelago" by Solzhenitsyn. He said nobody seems to care about the numbers killed by Stalin while Hitler got lucky, for he became famous by his.
Cared about their appearance but nobody showered. Cant imagine the stench of ass and armpit back then in the summer just because everyone wanted to show off their 3 piece suits.
Been to any Trump rallies lately? How many guys do you see wearing a suit? All I see is a bunch of loonies in jeans, sneekers and MAGA caps. Remember the Shamen in his horned, hairy helmet carrying a spear. Average American voter no doubt. In Trump world only the "elite" wear suits. Real men dress like something the cat dragged in. So I don't think the good old days will be coming back anytime soon while the GOP panders to these dimwitted knuckle draggers.
We can't because the liberals destroyed our country.
All these souls are gone, no longer alive that roam the streets we walk on today. Look at how gorgeous they were, elegant, in shape, their suits, dresses. Wow, what an amazing time.
Yea, times have returned changed. It'll be nice to take it back to the 30s in NY
Not all - perhaps. My mother was born in this year. She could bei one baby in a stroller.
Yes! How did our country get so overweight? These people all look like they are in pretty good shape. Of course, a lot of them smoked back then. But they must have eaten differently than we do now.
@@susandaniel7432 psywar + chemwar
Next question
@@susandaniel7432 They ate food from scratch w/ little or no preservatives...and no high fructose! Many people are overweight today b/c their bodies are depleted of real nutrition. They can't get adequately satiated no matter how much they eat. They are trying to meet their cravings through depleted factory food and empty calories, but what they are missing and what the body really craves is nutrient dense food, which would satiate them properly without adding the pounds (more fruit and more veggies).
I look at all those people rushing around, leading busy lives, some with children and family. Most of them are probably long gone, yet this film brings them back to life. It’s like a glimpse through the window of a Time Machine. Amazing!
90 years ago it was recorded yeah 100% of them are dead
@@Voltomess Maybe except for the 1 year old baby
Probably?!
Same today except fashions change
@@Voltomess My father has an uncle. Born in 1923 but still alive. He was at least 7 years old at the time this video was shot.
Everyone talking about looks, but can we just appreciate that we have something to remember history by, through a video of the 1930's. ?
Notice how many are hurried, but polite about it, classy. When they look into the camera, it gives off an illusion that they can see you, these old restored videos always blow my mind, placing me in a period of time I wasn't alive for to experience it...🙂
Do you ever feel like your DNA or cells can feel them? Like a miniscule part of you can empathize? There's not many words for it but it feels universal.
Sure, but we all will be the same, you live/lived when you live/lived, and eventually, you're gone.
The spirit of everyone will remain for infinity, and photos/videos of the deceased, stirs those spirits...
@@ShawnC.T. When I see a graveyard I think about how all those people buried there once had lives, they raised kids, purchased cars, had a job, and now they are gone. It tells me that you don't have a lot of time on this earth, and to enjoy it while you're here. Because (as dark as it may seem), you will be there in the cemetery with them one day. And to me, that is some deep motivation to enjoy the time you have, because you never know how much time you have.
"When they look into the camera, it gives off an illusion that they can see you"
That's because they're looking at a very real person: the cameraman.
Except for that guy in the white undershirt. He was definitely up to no good.
Best part, is the fact that there isn't one single person walking around with a phone out. It truly is beautiful.
Ditto.
Yes, and no one's fat and everyone dresses with style!!!
👍
Of all the things in the video, the lack of cell phones is the most beautiful thing? What about the fashion, the architecture, the cleanliness, the cars, etc
Yeah. Because they weren't invented yet.
Crazy to think that a 79 year old person in 1930 would have been born in 1851. And their grandparents, who they would have talked to face to face, would have lived through the time of the French Revolution in 1799. While flying in an airplane across the ocean, driving a car, watching tv he would have known people born in the 1700s and could relate to their life first account.
nice perspective of time to consider
wait tell 2130 people say they are all dead i bet from the old days of 2023.
@George S we are 4 grandpas away from 1776. It seems so long ago but still right around the corner.
In the late sixties, I worked in a restaurant that employed a spry old man in his 90's. (The owner was a softy and let him do busy work so he had something to do.) The old man was born in the 1870's, meaning he was already an adult before paved streets, electricity, radio, cars, and airplanes were common. I wish now that I would have talked to him more.
FR 1789*
As someone who lived in Manhattan and walked to work, wearing a suit, as part of the morning office crowd, this video of a time fifty years before that is absolutely fascinating. Men's ties were worn shorter, back then. I didn't know that.
Rip to every single person in this video. Great video
Every man wears a suit and every woman wears a nice dress.... such a classy and elegant time !
It's likely one of the only piece of clothing in their possession.
@@JudahMaccabee_Yet it was worn like they had bought it the day before because they respected their belongings and appearance.
Yes! Very beautiful and everyone is so slender. Now you look - 80% are fat, in terrible "comfortable clothes".
@@savannahglebe5165 Excellent comment of yours to an stupid reply from R.S
And everyone is thinking that colored people are on the same level as animals. Classy?
Looking at these images in 2023 it is not possible to make a distinction between a store sales assistant and Bank department manager. Everyone looked so well kept and representable.
And at 35cents an hr...
@@11bravo13 Which is about $30/hr. in today's money.
Dirty nasty leg...go airborne!@@11bravo13
Yeah, respectable racist skum.
@@DarkPlanet-hx1jzgo back to your country if you arent happy
HATS: Of course most people wore hats then. Hats served many useful purposes.
1. Kept your head warm
2. Hide bald spots or unsightly dandruff.
3. Used for holding on your chest in times of memorials, funerals or national anthem.
4. For waving about joyously above your head, adding to the spectacle of a ship or train departing or arriving.
5. For tipping slightly to greet someone walking past you, or coming into a room
6. Hitting someone over the head with your hat if you are angry at them.
7. Catching spiders.
8. Showing off the latest fashion.
9. Displaying social status - peak cap (poor) bowler (middle class) top hat (upper class)
10. Getting someone's attention.
This was insightful, thank you!
But mostly, sun protection.
@@janehex Especially men's bald patches.
@@janehex статус
My mother who is now deceased, was born in New York in 1918. I have pictures of her dressed just like those women. So elegant and slim
❤
so many woman now adays are over weight i rarely see skinny woman anymore like this
Nova york em 1930 parecia ser um lugar muito mais limpo e seguro do que a nova york quase 100 anos depois 😅, o que houve nesses anos?
Even today NYC people are slim, we walk a lot, most people don't have cars and it's quicker and cheaper walking 3 or 4 blocks. But they are not elegantly dressed and there is graffiti everywhere
@@shinski8114people in NYC are still slim, we walk everywhere and older buildings have no elevator, we don't own cars.
It's amazing how quickly cities change. This is not even 100 years ago and it practically looks like another dimension or planet.
Let's not beat around the bush. Diversity will do that.
@@dudebro3250 what sort of diversity did it take to conduct public lynchings while your children stood by watching and nonchalantly munching hot buttered popcorn... and sometimes with EXTRA butter.
@dudebro3250 i will not hear such blasphemy. Who needs a cohesive society when diversity is our strength?
@@dudebro3250 It's a good thing the good guys won ww2
@@Mike-mh6jdwhat cohesive society? The US was always diverse of ethnicities and cultures, they didn't think they were more cohesive then either, they just ragged on different groups of the time. And class levels were even more prevalent then
I admire the style of everything in this. Everything looked so much cleaner and it appears that people had so much more self respect and class. Thank you for this :)
New York City’s Madison Square Garden hosted a rally to celebrate the rise of Nazism in Germany. Inside, more than 20,000 attendees raised Nazi salutes toward a 30-foot-tall portrait of George Washington flanked by swastikas. Feb 20, 1939 event-advertised on the arena’s marquee as a “Pro American Rally”-was the German American Bund .
Yes they did 💯 I love watching this video of times long gone.❤
@@marilynhudson5805 nowadays people are worse than barnyard animals, with nose-rings and tatoos branded all over their parts, and behaviour like agitated apes.
@@marilynhudson5805 A mi mucho, mucho.
Also, the street itself is clean. It's almost like the city had self respect instead of "diversity".
Dignified!!! Women looked feminine, elegant & stunning. Men looked handsome and charming. Wow, times have changed for the worst.
My mom and dad were both born around this time. It’s like a Time Machine watching them live their everyday hun drum lives. They are all dressed so nice and respectful.
I'm sure they were nothing more than virulent wight devils.
Which means they would be dead along time ago, and you would be like 80,90 years old
@@brodiecook1589 hey you idiot. My mother was born in 1930 and my dad was born in 1935. I’m 56 years old. They were in there 30s when I was born in 67. They are both dead. The math works out. Do the math.
@@brodiecook1589 they likely lynched themselves to death.
@@ilovebeinggay6794 wtf
Everybody looks so classy. The ladies are very elegant compared to today. This is during the great depression. We have really gone downhill in many ways.
yep true
These are folks lucky enough to have jobs. Tons of folks throughout the country did not have the means of looking so "classy" and "elegant." 🤦♂ Want to go back and live during the Great Depression? Talk to anybody who did. It forever changed how they spent and handled money.
@@ZZSmithReal don't worry
Biden is going to give it to us now
New York City’s Madison Square Garden hosted a rally to celebrate the rise of Nazism in Germany. Inside, more than 20,000 attendees raised Nazi salutes toward a 30-foot-tall portrait of George Washington flanked by swastikas. Feb 20, 1939 event-advertised on the arena’s marquee as a “Pro American Rally”-was the German American Bund .
@@ZZSmithReal Not my Grandma....I guess she didn't get that message!
What I love about these videos is how little imagination it takes to make it real in your mind. The motion, shapes and concept are all there, and it makes you realize this was everyday life in another time.
That's odd to say.
Yes, and I see the past as a place that I can never visit. I can never visit the NYC of the 1930s. I can visit NYC, I can visit Europe, pretty much anywhere in the world. The only limitation is time and money. But there is not amount of time or money that would allow me to visit the past.
No less real than the news at 7 of today. Different quality "capture" is all. People are people, now as then as 2000 years ago. Different clothing, modes of transport. Same air (more or less) same sun up above, and ground beneath their feet, etcetera, etcetera.
@@CoryPrior999 What I mean is quality. There's something a bit distant about the original capture footage. Because it's silent, colorless and low fidelity, it takes some major mental reconstruction to see it as it actually was. This video reconstruction makes that process WAAAY easier.
@@jordanscherr6699 Took the words out of my mouth!
The elegance of that era is so far beyond the clown suits of today.
Genau! Keine übergewichtigen Menschen!
Элегантно одетые люди, стройные и подтянутые фигуры, что у мужчин что у женщин, все в костюмах и платьях, на улицах чисто, эх как будто на другой планете жили люди...
и не одного негра!
My aunt was 9 years old in 1932. She will be 102 on April 2nd. She was raised by immigrant parents in Brooklyn.
I love this. Two things immediately stood out to me. They clearly took pride in their appearance. The clothes are beautiful and our country didn't have an obesity problem back then. You can see what processed, junk food has done to our society. We also lead a much more sedentary lifestyle. The majority of people are gone unless you were a baby. My parents were born in the 30's and they're gone.
It’s so crazy how the food they make now has completely changed us for the worst almost everyone is overweight now after I saw your comment I was looking for an obese person and I don’t think I saw one I can walk outside right now and see 100 is like 10 minutes
You took the words out of mouth people dressed better and no one is overweight
Everyone walked instead of drove
I'm from the 40's and I'm still hangin on. ✔
no diversity stood out
The sound bites and the imperfect colorisation really make these clips come alive
Все стройные были.приятно посмотреть.красивая добротная одежда на всех.шляпы.красота.а сейчас разнобой в фигурах и одежде.раньше люди выглядели добротно.достойный вид у всех.мне нравится.❤
I really admire how they all took pride in themselves and their appearance. I wish more people today would care about how they present themselves in public
Me too
Back then the average person owned one suit and wore it daily. Today fashion is more disposable and cheap.
These people represent the well-to-do and better, with more money and resources. In the 30's, the mass majority had NOTHING and looked it. Also at that time, less people took baths or brushed their teeth compared to now. But no one noticed because body-odor and bad breath was the norm.
@GG Sinatra and Dillinger had money. Most may have looked more like the fellow in the tucked-in t-shirt, slacks, and newsboy cap.
glad these days are over. how boring. but hey lady, if you wanna stuff yourself with three layers of cloth and cover your ankles everywhere you go, be my guest.
WWI has been over for more than a decade and WWII isn’t even a thought yet. But, what hits me the most is that this is NYC and the streets are so CLEAN!! Wow! What have we done?!
Love, Love, Love the way people Dressed during that time!!!!!!
2 things stood out to me: people parked in bus stops back then too 😅
And their protest marches didn’t obstruct the flow of foot traffic on the sidewalk- they stayed to the outer portion of the walkway
Beautifully attired, classy, self-respect. To think they could dress this well on 35 cents an hour, $2.80 a day, $14 per week.
U heard of inflation??
Their clothes were very precious. It hid where they were from and made people second-guess, giving them the stink eye if a shopkeeper. There was no shame in being wary around people that grew up in the slums. Nowadays, everyone’s a potential customer, back then shop keeps and restaurants would discern.
Google says 5.45 by today's standard
Actually clothe cost far more back then. That whole protest is the workers who sells for coats wanting more pay. Most of these dresses were likely a week of a girls life buying fabric, finding a pattern, and sewing. Great grandma had one or two good Sunday dresses that she wore each Sunday (for morning and evening service) and when she went to town on another day for the shopping and lunch. Yes, she cared and took care of it. At home were more relaxed house coats that a women could work out and clean in and when she did dress up for dinner each night, she still had a fancy or well used apron over her dress so not to mess it up when pulling food out of the oven and feeding toddlers. House dresses and house coats were the comfortable equivalent of how women nowadays wear exercise clothes even if they haven’t exercised in years, people don’t realize they wear uniforms. The difference was they stayed in the home with that type of attire and even changed before their Husband got home from work (wear the men had suits) and their kids got home from school because the time for house work and cooking was done and now it’s time to be a family with food, scripture, conversation, and prayer and of course the secular menaces of the time listening to the radio or doing to see a trashy Hollywood movie together where a girl might show some shoulder and the guy in the flick might allude to something less than what the holiness movement tent revivals of the time supported.
This was a time before fast fashion and consumerism. People owned timeless quality, not quantity and took care of their clothes and belongings. so they would last a long time. It was an entirely different mindset back then and one I wish society still appreciated and retained.
I feel like the 1930s is so overlooked in time & only labeled as “ the Great Depression” decade but people forget how top tier & classy everyone’s style was.
“They” would prefer you not know how they have destroyed society.
These people were working in offices in the big city. Even 35 years ago, most people who had office jobs in the big city dressed well for work.
The Style was pretty great. Mostly because everything wasn't so overpaid for their time.
Style didn’t make economy better. 😂
Almost everybody was dressed nicely and elegant. Beautiful moments.
Utterly delightful and so very haunting. The 60FPS makes it very relatable and quite poignant really. How non of these people are around any longer. Alas. You have one a very creative and socially important act. Thanks.
A strike at I.J. Fox furs on Fifth Avenue. That's the store front at 4:30. Opened in 1930. They were sponsoring some air flights around this time. 4:39 That's the Childs restaurant on Fifth Avenue, a popular chain at the time but would go out of business by the late 1960s. 🤓It's always fun to dig into these time capsules. Thank you, NASS.
I can't say I like the idea of Fox Furs....
Shout out to the typographers of that time. *Everything* was so well-designed. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Es gingen auch viele zu Fuß. Also mehr Bewegung als heute.
People are wearing almost exactly the same, all dressed up unlike now very few people wearing suits and dresses.
No, now they're all dressed in skinny jeans, tshirts and pajamas. Like bums.
I sincerely hope men's hats make a come back.
It’s so different from seeing a still photograph. The clarity of this video makes me feel completely differently about these people than if I were looking at a photo. The people in this video have lives - you can see it on their faces. The way they move their bodies contributes to their personalities. They’re not posed, but moving in very naturally human ways. I could watch this all day.
yup
Colorizing is also a game-changer.
Everything looks so clean and no homeless people or gangs messing about, no police everywhere or horrific traffic, no graffiti or trash - and look how dressed up everyone is!!! Not one person looks like they just got out of bed, like the lazy people of today - stunning work!
Yes , and I honestly don't think I had seen 1 overweight person
Back when we knew what gender we were.
They weren't all full of tattoos like gang members either! Nor did they have dyed hair blue, pink, etc. They were all elegant and neat. They were people! Today there is a decline in all aspects.
Welcome to White Christian conservative America.
@Stranded NYer I know they represent a tiny amount of people but the fact that they make 95% of the news is ridiculous. Anyways, let’s enjoy this flashback video from normal times.
Everyone so classy and in a good shape, how sad to see how it looks nowadays...
No homeless encampments on the sidewalks. No panhandling. Nobody bothering people as they went about their lives. No people using drugs on the streets. Streets appear relatively clean. People dressed impeccably. No shoplifting or rummaging through department stores by gangs of houligans. Peaceful labor protests. Like Edith & Archie sang “ Those were the dayyyyyssss.” Great retro footage ❤❤.
Wow I thought this was fake at first bc it’s so beautifully crafted and everyone looks like models. Unbelievable how responsible, well groomed, and purposeful everyone looks.
Are you referring to these satanically-indoctrinated racists? 🤔
This is that scary "white supremacy" the left keeps talking about
Robots seems like the perfect word
@@Brando-wc8fz An entire nation living nonchalantly under an evil race-spell in a real-life Stepford Wives existence 🤔
Very scary
Thats because it was back in the day when it was popular to look proper.
It's both fascinating and heartbreaking to see these vibrant street scenes from the 1930s, now beautifully remastered. The passage of time reminds us of the fleeting nature of life, as all the individuals captured in this video have long since departed. A poignant reminder of the bittersweet reality we all face.
So true and so well expressed.
not as heartbreaking as the fact that there are no minorities anywhere in this video
@@ShawnLH88 They would have gotten spat on (and worse) if they had dared to venture out into one of many of their public arenas of serpentine venom.
Respectfully, there is hope!! God offers hope of salvation if we should choose to accept it. :-)
(P.S. Romans 15:13 & & John 3:16!)
It is not bittersweet! You do not speak for everyone 😠 I’m so tired of these kind of inane comments in these old footage videos!
Some of us might actually look forward to shedding the mortal coil! I suffer from several chronic (yet not deadly) illnesses which have no cure. So I do not ‘treasure’ my physical life in which I am everyday a lesser version of my younger self. I’m only 40 yet in physical pain each day and therefore I am not afraid of ‘death’.
I have done my own investigating about the big questions of life and death without the binds of outdated religions and atheistic materialism. The phenomenon of near death experiences and spiritualist phenomena give me all the assurance and comfort I need about the next life. I have nothing to learn from tired old evangelists who quote Bible verses and certainly not from fools who just go to these old videos to comment how ‘everyone is dead’ 😱
Niesamowite wrażenie oglądania ludzi z czasów minionych i do tego w takiej jakości!!
Simply beautiful back then and your work
Wonderful video. Yes, people "dressed up" to go downtown or venture into public places including public transportation, trains and later airplanes. I was a child during the 50s and during even the early 60's this was still the case. I grew up in Montreal,Canada and I recall the businessmen and women all dressed in business attire of the day when riding on buses and the subway. There was also common courtesy and politeness amongst strangers. Contrast that with people today dressing like slobs in public and being openly rude and hostile. Can't get over how clean the sidewalks appeared then!
Indeed.
Yes, you are so right. I feel sometimes we are going back to the barbaric times, we live in a world of so much violence and discontent, uncivilized.
Clean streets was in the business districts which were swept daily. Just like today. And just like today it's the poorer neighborhoods that are dirtier.
@@karimb972no even in poorer neighborhoods, people tended to keep things tidy
Pure class. Everyone dressed to the nines.
This was awesome. Thank you for doing this I love looking at history. Great job!,,,🎉
I’m always intrigued with these old films about what life was like then. Keep those videos coming. 👍
A hundred years from now, what will people think looking back at footage from today..?
Everyone woke up dressing up nicely to make breakfast for the family and off to work. It was a different era for sure. 🙏🏻❤️🙏🏻
NYC's best days are long gone. Everything looks so clean, vibrant and safe here in this caption of time.
by safe you mean the crime was mostly white guys rather than poc. the 30s saw more murders in NYC per year than current day and was at its worst in the 70s/80s.
Need to get rid of the Liberals; they are the disease that has caused this demise.
Homogeny.
Absolutely Amazing! Everything Is Soooo Clean!
That's so amazing. Thanks for uploading.
Amazing how lean people looked and how well they moved. Even middle aged people moved so well and had great postures.
They looked lean because they were half starved and the food was poor quality, most of them looked old before their time. You're dreaming if you think this was a "golden age" Life was brutal and mundane most people worked hard menial jobs with their hands for little pay with little to no mechanised equipment or machinery and what did exist was very antiquated. Life was very dull there was little to no entertainment like their is now or healthy and safety standards, people living in damp run down housing with all manner of infections and disease running rampant because there were no medicine
@@benadams1661 It's up for debate whether or not life is supposed to be easy and comfortable. Our generation, on average, has weakened significantly both mentally and physically as compared to prior generations.
@@benadams1661 it doesn't make a difference between today and that period of time. People are still struggling bad.
From my own observation, it’s mostly the women who were in better shape back then. Most men today are still generally lean, with the odd belly and occasional obese guy. On the other hand, the majority of women in the west appear to be some form of overweight these days.
@@benadams1661 You're coping. Every time period has its bad parts. Them "looking old before their time" is an illusion to you seeing an older video with people who dress in an older way. Being starved or not isn't exactly the gotcha for a society with obesity problems. You don't see obese 90 year olds. Every person in their 90s today were alive in this world. This was also just fairly before the happiest recorded time to be alive. There's certain things that made life more interesting and better back then, just as there's things that make life that way now. I'm sure it would be crazy for them to play modern games and create memories in a virtue world, whereas back then they had more memories in the real world that the average person won't experience. A lot of things today are made more convenient, but sometimes less convenience can create better memories.
People showed a lot more respect towards other people at that time. The way they dressed and addressed people says it all.
The west has regressed.
@@robertgadziola1601 We are living in the decline.
Watching these videos back to back... makes me speechless. If this isnt time travel, i dont know what is.
Such a clear picture. It’s like going back in time to the 30s.
Great video. Everyone was impeccably dressed, spotless streets, and no fat/unhealthy people. A different era for sure.
Pre liberal takeover
People were dying of starvation babe
Nobody looked starving in that video.
@@SinthecitySo being fat is better?
@@Sinthecity As opposed to Meth, heroine, crack, obesity, and starvation cos yes people are still starving to death. This is New York at its peak.
This is probably the closest we will ever get to a time machine.
I gotta agree seeing theses videos gives me chills.
No way bro. I’m building one right now on Chat GPT.
5 years, max. Come back in 2028 and Ill be in this video
@@robertacheson5976 I’m goin with. Time to fix some things.
A city with no you know who wilding out.
The man at 7:15 travelled by time machine, still has his 2023 jacket on
This is so cool! Seeing people who walked this earth almost 100 years ago! People protested peacefully, everyone dressed so well, even the children. I grew up in that area, how interesting to walk the same places, generations long gone and walked before me.
This footage is absolutely stunning. So beautiful to look at. Those people walking around could easily be one of your ancestors. Can you imagine that one of them could be a member of your family just casually walking past the camera. It gives you goosebumps just thinking about that.
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Fascinating. And yes, the fashions of the 1930's were very beautiful, very flattering, actually. Thank you so much.
thank you very much
In my subjective opinion, the men's suit of the 1930s is the apotheosis of the classic suit. It's comfortable in contrast to the starched collars of the 1910s, it's elegant and shape-enhancing, not baggy like a 1950s-1960s suit, it's not gaudy like a 1970s suit, but has uniqueness and accents like a tie.
@@stepanfedorov561 Couldn't agree with you more! It was the height of male elegance.
How did they hide the horns on their satanically-indoctrinated heads? Were they retractable? 🤔
Makes me sad for what we've become.
Less-racist.?
Less fair wrongful treatment of women?
Longer life expectancy?
Yeah... it must really suck now!
Same. I particularly loved seeing the workers striking.
@@Mike-jv9cl What great fun for them, they have to walk up and down the pavement all day like dullard human signs just to get their job back working shite jobs for little pay 😆😆
I agree.
Less unemployment rate,
no lynchings,
we are able to use the internet and talk with the people we love even when they are thousands km away,
we have television and much more... what a terrible world.
I wish, I was born in 1930.
@@zillertalernazihass Suicide through the roof, fentanyl overdoses , terrorism, nuclear bombs, school shootings, family disintegration, drugs, depression, mental
health crises, wokeism, feminist extremism, affirmative action [ aka state sponsored racism ], double standards, violent crimes through the roof etc etc
yeah we're much better off now.
I can visit NY if I want, but to visit NY in 1930's I think only this video can make me feel so. Thanks a lot !!
I felt a time machine effect and lived the age these 10 minutes.. Not just with this video, but with all the Copenhagen and other UK videos. The only confusion I have is, were they video taped going places all over the world in the 1900's just to play and project them for future folks to see them in 2000's ? Am just curious and would like to know the reason for video taping them back then? Its not just in NY but I see such videos even in Europe as well.
Thank You.
Would love to walk around during that time to see and feel how different it was.
Me too...and I'm from Ireland. 😂
I just LOVE how they dressed back then, great footage, thank you!
If these people were to see 2023, they would be so shocked and disgusted Lol
@@jessica3218 absolutely! Lol
@@jessica3218 I am shocked and disgusted by today.
It's a real privilege watching and being a part of Amazing everyday live footage from early to mid 20th century, the restorations are breathtaking and very inspiring to see how our families lived in these times. Thank you Nass.
thank's ;)
There are many people who would feel right at home walking around now.
Thank you for sharing this video and taking us back to the past! 7:16 I noticed the guy in the white coat is probably from the future!😱 He’s the only one who’s dressed differently and he has a different haircut which isn’t from the 30’s! He’s having fun and making silly faces as if he’s telling us he’s traveled back in time!haha😮😂
I didn't notice that 🤯
I am really amazed at the way people are rushing to work to be punctual for duty. Everyone is on their toes to catch their ferry; people look so well-dressed up and happy 90 years ago compared to our time. I do not see any sign of worry or stress on their faces. God bless all those who are no longer around. Thank you NASS for this wonderful upload.
thank you very much
Greed. They're not happy, so much as anticipating fulfilling their greed. BECAUSE. While these guys were enjoying their built up illusionary world, thousands of indigenous peoples are being raped, beaten, separated, isolated, surgically modified, experimented on, isolated, given squalor from their civilization, to feed on. The society you're watching on this video is a VIOLENT and SUPREMACIST society.. notice all the white alien faces living this life? While brown and red people are enslaved to help them live it. CRIMINALS. Every single one.
Half of this video is a workers strike…
Western European values and work ethic..also no immigration was allowed outside of European countries…and from 1935-1965 very little immigration period to the big wave at the end of the 1800’ could assimilate….they are rushing to work because there were no social safety net programs..you worked or you starved…this is during the depression so people were grateful to be working and didn’t want to be fired…no stress because no diversity which means way less crime..
@@ugaais less crime? There was a major crime wave in Ny and in the Midwest. Don't forget the Irish and Italian immigrants were tearing the city up with Thompson submachine gun fire. FDR was about or already signed WEP or "welfare" into law and Social Security as well. I know ur knee deep in your bigotry but at least know what ur talking about.
This was in the middle of the worst depression the United States has ever suffered and look how neat, clean and well-dressed people are..
I might be wrong but I think this is no longer the worst depression in the US. Or we have come very close to being worse in the last 15 or so years.
@@cz5836 2008 Recession unemployment maxxed at 8.5%, 1930's Depression exceeded 25%. 1930's was much worse.
@@hewitc I see. Well I did say I could be wrong
They represented the wealthy of Depression times. Even so, you are looking at their appearance, you have no idea what their lives were actually like.
Clean doesn’t mean good….Italian Mobsters were the cleanest lol
In some ways I feel more connected to that world than the current era. As a kid i often visited midtown nyc on streets like that shown
Back then owning a camera and being able to document your face for future generations to see was a privilege. Now it is commonplace. It strikes me how amazing it is that we are able to see what may have been an otherwise mundane and insignificant day for these people who did not know their faces would be documented for the next 100 years.
I love how everyone is dressed up! They care about their appearance.
And apparently their white hooded cloaks were immaculate at all times too. How on earth did your parents and grandparents get out all the tough ground-in blood stains and soot and gasoline odors? Did they SHOUT it out? 🤔
@@ilovebeinggay6794 What? Really? Turn an innocent comment into some 2023 woke crap. Bye.
@@pilotchris7188 😁😁😁 Sorry but there's no goodbye until I say goodbye. So anyway, that still doesn't hide the truth regarding the hearts of these satanically-indoctrinated animals.... "woke"? Am I telling the truth or am I not? 😁
NOW you may say goodbye.
They normally waited until dark before they carried out the lynchings. Not always of course
"Their appearance" can only be described as StepfordWives-ish.
I could stare at this for hours. Brilliant artistry in creating this.
Me too! That is exactly what I do, everytime I watch this type of videos.
And it doesn't make you wanna throw up knowing how filthy and diseased their stepford wives minds were? You must be a white American.
Thanks for posting this up. I have an interest in men's fashion from this period. (Early/mid, 20th century.) This film shows that it was in no way as clear cut as fashion historians would have you believe. There are "Some" on trend gentlemen, but the vast majority of the men have clothes from many eras. It is good to see that the general day to day menswear was a mix of genres, styles and eras of fashion. In point of fact, they are just like us today in their tastes and forms of dress. The only divergence from 21st century fashion is that most men depicted here have suits on, and there are no man made fibres used to make the clothes yet, at this point, in the main.
No microplastics in their bodies.
This is truly Wonderful and Beautiful footage of, that time period 😊
I'm from the Philippines. it's amazing to get a glimpse of the past and see how these people are well-dressed, disciplined, and hard-working.
And thin!
@@brettk9316 and White
That's why western culture was 500 years ahead of the others but asians arabs and africans screwed the western culture
@@theshitshow6371 stark white. Bleach white. Blanch white. Glow-in-the-dark white 🤮
And how it turned into a "shitshow" compared to today.@@theshitshow6371
I love the vintage fashion on show ❤️
Wish we were still dressed like that today.
Exactly.. Look how beautifully dressed people were back then.. Now we all look and dress like dirty pigs in a pen..
@@sopaman1234 Speak for yourself boomer lol.
NO thanks. I would rather prefer to keep my comfortable clothes
@@Inspadave that’s actually a common misconception. If you know how to dress properly in clothes of that nature, it can still be very comfortable
Fashion designers can always bring that back you know!
WoW properly dressed people; how sad that we now slop around in any old tat. 😒 I adore the early 30's clothes shoes cars furniture etc etc . Thank you for posting x
Incredible high definition quality!
Sensational digital remastering of old footage! Great craftsmanship!
WOW!! This is amazing. I have pictures of my mother when she was 17 in 1938. She was a seamstress and worked in a sewing factory in Manhattan NY making 4 dollars per week. This is a fabulous video. Thank you so much for sharing your great work. ❤
My mother was a seamstress as well working in the Maidenform on Ave E in Bayonne NJ in the late 1930's. She was probably around the same age as your mother, as she was born in 1917.
Very nice, you can color it with apps now after scanning in phone and hung it somewhere in house, good day
My mom and grandma worked in a dress factory ❤
I think you mean 4 dollars per day. That's about $85 today, which is appropriate for a day's work, not a week.
I'm sure she must've stitched together alot of hooded white bedsheets for their year-round terrorist organizations.
so clean 🤩
Classy, elegant, and well-behaved. Do that same shot today, and it's like a different planet.
People were so elegant like dammm
The paper boy dropping off the papers is the stand out to me. It's like he notices and camera and is so interested in it. He pauses and looks back, kind of like he wanted to go back and talk to the cameraperson and ask about it.
Speak for yourself, that police officer was ready to kiss the camera man
the paperboy looked like he could pickpocket you the moment you turned!
The camera on my phone gets less attention.
Looked like a young DeNiro
Большое спасибо оператору, благодаря ему, люди остались в вечности!
Это не останется в вечности. Человечеству 100% конец придет через 200 миллион лет (а вообще сильно раньше). А в это время пройдет моментально. И переселение на другую планету невозможно из-за ограничений законов физики. Даже если ютьюб останется (в чем я сильно сомневаюсь, но той причине что он разрастется до фантастического объема и на поддержку его серверов не останется свободных ресурсов на земле к тому времени).
@@weltrogg1768 Мрачная картина нашего будущего! Будем радоваться каждому мигу настоящего!!!
Чел пересмотрел Рен тв
@@weltrogg1768
Most of those women probably were receptionist & switch board operators this footage is so dope , besides the fact I'm a chubby greedy mess ,I think I would have loved to live back then ,I have a such a old soul this just makes me feel really good it's almost a familiar feeling 🥰
Спасибо ребятам и современным технологиям за то, что почти 100 лет спустя мы можем наблюдать эти кадры.
за этим не нужно наблюдать, так нужно жить и в 21 веке и всегда, только белые и только культурные, остальные или на родину или в печь
Ironic, I just watched a remastered clip from 1920 NYC and EVERYONE was strolling, they were walking soooo slow, compared to this, a decade later, and everyone is walking, even running. So interesting to see the different dynamics just 10 yrs apart!
This was right outside a ferry station so that may be why so many were running.
Unemployment maybe causing that ?
@@DocumentingLife8619lol that and possibly low nrg
Crazy looking at all these ppl knowing none of them are no longer here with us…shows you how the world just keeps going when u gone
Alot of people have mentionned here in the comment section below, about how lean people were and how nicely they were all suitably attired. But! yet there's one thing about this which you still have to consider. Don't forget that this was the 1930s and that people were starving making very small salaries, with big families, due to the 1929 stockmarket crash; leading thus to the highest unemployment rate record, throughout the whole entire american history economy. Thank you for this unique presentation
Johnny Montreal Canada ❤️👍
They went staving this is before the chemicals in foods.
Far better to be obese right?
It’s absolutely amazing seeing everyone walking without their phones in their hands.
How can you walk around with something that hasnt been invented yet. lol Most of the men had papers on them and were headed somewhere to ignore everyone while they read it.
They had better phone etiquette back then
@@Cmunic8
Phone etiquette? The N word was their favorite term to describe all those people who are out sharecropping with their 5 year old children, suffering in the hot fields while the stepford wives community nonchalantly goes about their day referring to the very people (who physically built this country for free) by the N word. Phone etiquette? I'd say human decency is far more important.
@@Cmunic8 Beware of the rabid gays. You just mention phone etiquette and the gays go biting and lashing like infected with bio-weapon grade rabies. 😄😁😂🤣
And it was free of the shackles of diversity. What a disaster that has been.
What an incredible 9 minutes and 37 seconds that was. I felt transported.
I felt the same.
To the era of a Stepford Wives existence
My gosh what elegance in a single streeway!😮