Ok, looks like I'm transcribing this for school reasons, wish me luck.

US Army uniforms in the Mexican War were better-looking than the standard/non-standard US/USC Army uniforms in the Civil War. Cheers!

Not bad to say it was all built with Horses and Carts especially the building at 1.30 or even using Cows and Carts at 1.47. Great video 🙏

Fascinating photos. I must quibble, however, with your titles: it is incorrect to put an apostrophe in dates as in "1840's". That indicates possession and would only be appropriate if you were referring to something that belonged to the 1840s as in "1840's fashion." The confusion comes, I believe, from the correct use of an apostrophe when you are leaving off the century in referring to a date as in "the 1840s and '50s". It is a very common error but one that ought not be encouraged.

Почему трамвайные пути засыпаны ? Куда делись трамваи ?

Fascinating. Bertie looks fairly slim and handsome. Not at all the corpulent king Edward VII of the early 1900s (nicknamed "tum tum").

What about the oldest Daguerreotypes of the State of Texas from the 1840s - 1850s of buildings, structures, towns, persons, and animals right before the American Civil War?

Brave men meanwhile we have little bitches sitting online and men who change cut their penises off and men who act tough but run away when the government put their foot on their necks covid was a greta example rest in peace to all those who served in ww1 and 2

I’m convinced not blacks came from Africa I’m sure some blacks were already in America

This is great!

I was today years old when I found out that the US Capitol building used to have a completely different dome.

I have a book with full of these photos. Published back in 1935.

The “music” is totally annoying.

in Francia hanno una speciale passione per gli incendi

All these photos are the way these heroes wished to be remembered 😢

Ce palais aurait pu être restauré sans aucun doute ; ce fut un choix politique de l 'effacer définitivement .

My great grandfather died during this battle. He had a heart attack sitting in his chair in Bakersfield, CA. R.I.P. 🙏🙏🙏

Great pictures, however, more time is required to read and digest the text to then take in the actual photo.

What about the oldest Daguerreotypes of the State of Texas from the 1840s - 1850s of buildings, structures, towns, persons, and animals right before the American Civil War?

I lived and worked on Roi and Kwajalein for 5 years, 1990 - 1995. I walked the beaches and the battlefield. Also got to be there for the 50th anniversary of the invasion. Got to see Richard Keith Sorenson, who got a Medal of Honor while fighting on Roi. It was an honor for me to live and work on these holy grounds.

Is that Graffiti I see etched on the classroom seats? Goodness gracious

Τραγικό Λυπάμαι πού τό είδα Βλέπε όμως οι ομορφιές είναι για εκείνους που ξέρουν νά τίς εκτιμήσουν κ αυτοί είναι δυστυχώς λίγοι Τραγικό νά θάβεται η ιστορία κ ο πολιτισμός μιας χώρας Οι πόλεμοι κ ο φανατισμός από την άλλη έχουν την ίδια ισχύ γι'αυτό κ δίνουν τό ίδιο αποτέλεσμα Τραγικό για τούς ανθρώπους που έζησαν κ δημιούργησαν κάτι στο παρελθόν Ζωγράφοι αρχιτέκτονες γλύπτες κατασκευαστές επίπλων χαλιών φωτιστικών όλοι μαζί χάθηκαν Η νύχτα κρύβει πολλά η ημέρα δείχνει τά πάντα Κι όμως βλέποντας τέτοιου είδους καταστροφές νιώθεις πως η μέρα γίνεται νύχτα από το μαύρο πού άφησε η καταστροφή Σύντ εργ τέχνης από Ελλάδα

Add some color to these pictures, and you'd have to do a double-take thinking that they're pictures of Ukraine. I'm not particularly a religious person (I do believe tho), but I say a few words every day in hopes that they win their freedom, and get to live in peace without worry.

What a pity....it was not so destroyed !! It was possible to restore ! I have always thought it had completely be destroyed, but it is not like this....what a pity...

The scary thing is, anyone who has been around gunfire can't describe how unimaginably loud it is. Imagine each of those muffled thumps you hear is louder than a thunderclap and far more jarring. Hours. Days. Weeks. Months. Morning, evening, nightime, rain, wind, and sun. Mosquitoes, thorns, ticks, and worse. War fucking sucks.

Still the most beautiful photographic process for portraits in my opinion.

Et ça s’appelle ”le pays des Lumières” .....😂😂😂

The wealth of western civilization was established by the colonization of foreign lands, the slavery of the Indigenous people and the theft of their natural resources, that’s historically factual.

Now, whom do suppose built those plantations and provided the income for the maintenance of this lifestyle?

Could be in Germany of 1945

It is a national shame for France the Commune. The Tuileries has to be rebuilt!!!!.

What a waste

The timing between each each frame is a bit too fast to read the text, absorb what it says and then examine the image that follows. So use the settings icon to slow the speed down and mute the music that plays so you can take it all in a bit easier.

Even Washington DC wasn't built in a day.... Amazing photographs in this video.

The staircase of honour still looked good.

Garry the Spokane Chief looks like he has the legs of a 6 year old

What’s interesting is while photography was not wide-scale but still available, why aren’t there more phot records of the Mexican American war? I’ve read a ton of work and novels even archives, and yet only come across a few dilapidated photos with no great importance, if the technology was available and the was was assumed to be Americas first recorded war, where is the photo records? Pretty interesting I’m studying the topic rn

He was a very talented photographer

We are survivor, God bless them❤

Victorian era? It's called the Gilded Age here in the USA. Victorian refers to Britain.

The world is an incredible place full of mystery and wonder. Looking to the past is really something to validate this claim.

History is fantastic, thanks

Great work as always

This isn’t any ordinary chicken, that’s the crown jewel of Imperial Japanese research and development. God save those marines.

Troy University... Today the site of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.

Wonder if the American light body armor faired well against bullets

I wonder, how many of the dead really knew why they were fighting or why they were to die

Well JFK was murdered because alot of evil people would benefit. LBJ and the CIA,military industrial complex,bell helicopters,and many other groups who would benefit from a war that wouldn't have happened if it were not for LBJ. J.Edgar Hoover and LBJ in a recorded phone conversation that's just within days of the assassination of John Kennedy,is An eye opening conversation to say the least. It is on KZbin. Listen to it,and you'll know for sure that they both know that the shots came from the front.

The pictures are amazing but i wish it was 3D video footage.