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Touring the 700 rooms of Philadelphia City Hall | Curbed Tours
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- Опубликовано: 12 авг 2024
- We toured the largest city building in the U.S., Philadelphia City Hall!
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I think Philadelphia City is most beautiful city in USA with amazing architecture and clean.
This building is so underrated!!!! beautiful in person
So proud of human beings
Amazing creation
Unbelievable creation ❤❤
This vid stopped before it began...interesting topic.
Do you mean what I think you mean??
And to this day, the worlds tallest building, supported by it's walls.
The city was going to tear this down in the 1950s, but scuttled the plan because they couldn't afford the cost of demolition.
Thank God it did not happen!!!!
How is that building heated? Is it possible to update HVAC in a building supported by stone laid upon stone? Buildings back then had windows for ventilation.
I got a question how is there 700 rooms in city hall
Have you ever been inside?
nice 58 second tour of the 700 rooms, thanks...but not really.
WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I can't believe I never got inside after all this years. Thank God the barbarians didn't have their way when they wanted to demolish it decades ago. Luckily we had so much talent and it was originally built so well they could afford to demolish it.
I'm sorry I don't believe this was built at the time they said it was.
1871 when construction started and opened new year day 1901
Same
This is beyond logical in our day and age. What happened?
What do you mean?
@George Armstrong Thats why theres no satisfactory photos of any of the malifluent pieces of the building being constructed. As always, its just pics of some scaffolding. No crew, no materials being hoisted or delivered. You can't even tour the building 'cuz covid'. The controllers are having a real difficult time keeping the lid on their lies about American architecture. Too many of the buildings they "founded" lol are simply too impossibly large to even destroy. It would bankrupt the city even in modern times to attempt to remove this building. So they are stuck with it and have to sweat us who notice, but the problem is more people are noticing. One thing I notice is this video was NOT a tour.
@George Armstrong 22 ft thick walls. 700 hundred rooms. Once talllest building in world. We have 100s of pics of the civil war. But you won’t find even 15 pics of the interior of this building even taken TODAY. And not a single photo over 30 years of its construction that shows men working on the building, that shows the million tons of material being transported, hoisted, etc by horse and buggy.
There’s no going back, George. Research Tartaria and the rest will follow.
@George Armstrong literally not one person that actually cares to question this stuff has looked deeply into Tartaria or the worlds fairs and come out the other side saying ‘eh’.
Very sus.
@@danielm.2636it's obvious you haven't been to city hall and gazed upon the actual photos of it being built 😂
This is an old word building. It didn't take 30 years to build and it wasn't built 100 years ago. Obviously so, just look at it.
So I guess the pyramids wasn't built thousands of years ago either 🤔 just look at them
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