Had my first date here at the movie theater and sbarro when I was 14 lol, im 27 now.

Nord VPN is trash. It used to work the way I needed it to but not anymore. Will be finding another service when I need it again.

I had a school project once that I had to type we had a computer but not a printer so I went to the library and ended up using one of those type writers. I worked at a job they didn't have a terrace but they had 4 court yards. That building was in such good condition to be demolished.

21:45 someone call steve1989

I actually answered out loud that it was Oldsmobile. I'm surprised I didn't get a concerned look from my spouse.

100 year ago: 20 foot wide brick arch no big deal we do it. 2024: Never would anyone attempt such a thing. Even imagine doing something so crazy. how humanity has regressed.

12:00 this is...INCREDIBLE these buildings should be preserved. Time travel may never be possible (it will) so we need to preserve such spaces. This is a direct view into the past. You can touch, feel, see, and smell the past with places like this. Without a Star Trek TNG hollo-deck.

Who the fuck kind of idiot would vacation in TEXASS

I lost a lot of money at this track. Good riddance. RIP Sam Walleye. The only horse I ever won big on.

It was so beautiful when it was operating as intended. It's a shame we don't construct for the long term.

I can only imagine all the clandestine activities and decisions made in that beautiful building.

Glad to see our tax dollars are being used wisely.

I'm just gonna gaslight myself into believing that this building still exists and didn't get demolished. As Adam Savage once said, "I reject your reality and substitute my own!"

Those cells look like the 2x3 cells I use in Prison Architect. Nice n cozy.

Just wanted to point out that when theaters were segregated (and it wasnt just in the south), the highest seats with bad sightlines were often where people of color were required to sit. Many of the theaters built in this period also had secondary less grand entrances for people of color.

When the Japanese put up that gate they were like "let's leave just enough room for someone to be able to get over it"

William McKinley, the 25th president of the United States, was shot on the grounds of the Pan-American Exposition in the Temple of Music in Buffalo, New York. that was across the street from this building in 1901, today known as Delaware park. the direct area is home to Buffalo State public university with 150 years of history. Buffalo is named the Queen city even today, it once was the second largest city to NY City back then. The area is very rich in history and buildings from the glory days. its a shame the college students there Know absolutely nothing about any of this. I spent my early years here (not the looney farm) and this video warms my heart, thank you.

These "hospitals" are empty now. Decesions were made. The conclusion was it was more cost effective to cycle these people in and out of jails / prisons. 🎉

I thought city hall was the mental hospital

I was born in 63. a lot of my youth was spent exploring what once was, after the offshoring and plants closing, some of you understand the feelings it brings or you wouldn't be here.

What is mind blowing is the research you guys do. some of us actually enjoy learning about these places. a step above by far. this site could be in a war film easily, if it hasn't already.

This is local to me!! The owner of the major mall local to it is the father of the owner of this building who is running from the state to avoid taxes. Even though the state is offering to pay him big money for this building. The city keeps closing it up and then teens rip it all down. Some of my best photos ever are of the glass and hallways in this property.

Maravilhoso vídeo!! Parabéns! Podem me responder? Que ano o parque fechou? E porque fechou? Abraços a todos

Sinistro, espetacular, triste mas nostálgico. Maravilhoso local, belíssima exploração de você! Como é triste ver um parque assim, sem som de pessoas felizes e se divertindo… ao mesmo tempo, espetacular o silêncio e a emblemática solidão do local… tudo parado no tempo!! Nossa!! Eu ficaria aí por dias explorando d curtindo o local….. com chuva ainda fica mais bonito… passar uma noite aí deve ser demais….

That looks like it could be back up and running within a month if needed. Pristine condition.

Cutting off alex to blast bullcrap sounds should carry a death sentence. Nobody is here to watch a cinematic montage. If i wanted to watch a slideshow of an engine theres many many options. We are here to listen to the man.

Looks like a scene from silent hill

What’s the background music at 12:55???

That place could fit a LOT of Demoncrats!

You also feel for vibration and for sound this still exists in all industrial settings believe me there are maintenance technicians out there that can take and walk by a electric motor and just by the sound it's making know that it has a problem or he can feel the vibration of a bad bearing these are skills that you can't get at MIT and unfortunately these skills are greatly under appreciated you'll find this due to the fact that whenever a upper management looks for cost cutting they usually go after the maintenance guy with one hand on the bearing and another on a coffee cup Escalades Oilers working good so his contribution isn't recognized until one of those bearings Burns Out

Jeez. He should be a model! Amazing bone structure.

Иностранцы что-то сказали про казахстан. Ща заплачу

People have no idea how valuable steam engine knowledge is, whether as the engine used at a mine, a water pump, or as a railroad locomotive. Which makes such knowledge priceless. Knowledge such as a book I have in my possession that is a technical manual for repairing steam locomotives. And the interesting bit? Published in my hometown, exactly 100 years ago in 1924. People have forgotten that the way we once lived, we used to take pride in our work, when nothing was throwaway or considered "preplanned obsolescence." Just because it's old, doesn't mean it's not useful. I would rather have dependable and able to DIY repair it, than buy new. Edit: For all of the talk today in 2024, about climate and environmental sustainability, this steam pump house is probably one of the most environmentally-sustainable pieces of equipment to still exist. This machine still, after all this time, works perfectly, and can still do the job for which was built. Technology like this is peak harmony with what the goals of that technology are. Edit 2: Fun Fact, the saying "Clean as a whistle" comes from the Age of Steam, with how clean steam whistles were kept, not just because they were brass, but steam is unintentionally a cleaning agent and anti-corrosive agent.

Commentary is awkward af for some reason. Maybe it's because you are both mic'd up and you're using the audio from each mic? It's off putting for some reason.

anyone know the piece playing at 5:50 - 7:40 ?

Stupid high quality content man I swear you've earned what you have

16:40 man people pay a premium at the great wolfs lodge and that place has a very small water park

You know why all those panel's hum? They're so old they all forgot the word's.

Ah yes back when craftsmen took pride in their work and saw their work as a representation of the craftsmen.

Mosquito Larva n that water.

I really wish they saved the building

These old plants should be turned into attractions for historic purposes you guys basically found a gold mine. I grew up with Windows XP and these CRT Monitors alongside CRT TVs before SmartTVs even existed and were a thing damn I feel like my life is being rushed because I am already 31.

Thanks!

O b t w love you guys. This hospital is intense.

Excuse me gentlemen that TB, old or new is no longer effective. I've heard of cases of TB here in Texas since 2008.

TB has been on the rise since the latter half of the 20th century it's weird its ugly head again and unfortunately may become a problem in the future.

So glad we've regulated our way out of business and outsourced all of this to CHI-NA. Today, American youth have only two skills: Government handout collector, or Python programmer. What could possibly go wrong?

With denim test squares kind of make's me wonder if they were involved with Levi Straus in the development of Levi's.

23:15 this is where the smile room is

These guys are so reckless and dumb in this video. If they continue being so ignorant of the dangers they face they could well end up dead doing this.