1925 Canada - Old video in color from 1900

[@FilmRescue1]

Check out my Playlist with videos from 1900 in color kzbin.info/aero/PL40UcXnXu7lsGVW9Kh9uFAU5nLXHqD7Xv

[@shaynewheeler9249]

What do you mean

[@Christo_glenn]

It's pretty sad how most of the city centres through Canada have lost most of their beautiful old buildings.

[@Sadaaaaf]

I genuinely am sad seeing how beautiful and intricate the architecture was back then. But now the world is disgustingly boring and greedy, so they make these sharp flat buildings because it’s cheaper.

[@bonniebluebell5940]

Soulless "progress" set us on this path.

[@MestreKamedaLancha]

Have you ever wondered how it was possible to build these buildings in an era with so little technology? They destroyed precious buildings, consciously.

[@kenneth7027]

The scenes of Granville Street in Vancouver show many buildings that still exist. Some are now only facades of new towers. Good city planning.

[@j.patricklangley304]

I live in Canada and I can’t even recognize the cities. A lot has definitely changed. And it’s a strange feeling knowing that everybody, except for a few of the youngest children, are dead now

[@FilmRescue1]

Yes, sad. Everything has changed in 100 years, so much that you can't imagine

[@disturbinglypragmatic]

@@FilmRescue1 "Remember this as you pass by - as you are now, so once was I." Seriously one of the best epitaphs...

[@drewpatterson8261]

Back when Canada was closer aligned with Britain and was part of the Empire. Architecture was very Victorian. Not like the soulless, glass box condos you see being built today.

[@MoodySB]

@@drewpatterson8261 keep in mind that “design” is purely subjective. Just like their design was the “boring norm” for them our “boring norm” will be seen fondly in 100-200 years too.

[@alexfraser2508]

@@MoodySB you’re sniffing glue. You’ll look back at this compliment fondly later

[@hummingbird2254]

In 1925 my grandmother was 25, and my grandfather was 21. It's quite interesting to see how Canada looked through their eyes at that time.

[@lilcapalot1068]

Are they alive.. because if they are God give them more of a Long lasting life

[@hummingbird2254]

@@lilcapalot1068 My grandma passed away at aged 89, and my grandpa passed away at age 95. They both lived good long lives.

[@lilcapalot1068]

@@hummingbird2254 rest in peace... they will enter heaven

[@FadedGhostz]

I am a late comment

[@John-sk8cm]

I'm stuck at home because of this virus. But I don't feel at all deprived of a vacation because I could travel around Canada in a bygone age thanks to this magical film.

[@FilmRescue1]

Glad you like it! :)

[@armandobenitez1744]

Hi dear brother , you know My dream since I was kid is living in Canada My name is Armando and I am 20 years old, I am from Mexico 🇲🇽😄 Since I was kid my dreams is living there and enjoy of a safe place and peace , with the help of Jehovah I hope I can do it 😊

[@campbell3282]

@@armandobenitez1744 the best of Luck! It is a beautiful Country 🇨🇦🇨🇦

[@anitap2286]

glad to have canada as our neighbor country ❤️🙏

[@bibibianca8550]

Nice movie, old times but goldies! ❤️

[@FilmRescue1]

Thank you!

[@Jellyrink]

Wow how things evolved since then is astounding

[@Quinna5537]

My grandfather was 3 years old in 1925 and he just celebrated his 102nd birthday this September. I know his time may be coming soon but I’d be proud to live a long life like he has.

[@tpxchallenger]

3:40 That's Waterfront Station, the old CPR station built in 1913. I work right behind there in the railyard. It is still a functioning passenger rail depot here in Vancouver as part of the Translink system.

[@BetodBrasil]

Canada, beautiful and clean, as always. Greetings from Brazil.

[@robjones5801]

Canada around the time that my ancestors came to Toronto from England. It looked great. Full of promise. What a time to be alive! 🙂Those farmers and their kids had it rough.

[@ArmyOfTennessee]

My Ancestors have been in America so long, I just consider myself American. Cool video to watch though, interesting to see the Union Jack flags I guess that’s what America would have looked like too if we didn’t make the English surrender at Yorktown

[@markstevens1729]

Good one! I’ve been across our country numerous times, but never in 1925.

[@sonusen4208]

Nice video thanks

[@FilmRescue1]

Glad you like it!🥰

[@muscledavis5434]

Nice! Thx for uploading this

[@randomrazr]

have u come across more canadian ones

[@disturbinglypragmatic]

1:36 Check the kid making faces at the camera. Some things never change...

[@FilmRescue1]

😁

[@ViDoL.]

Love how there hats don't fall of 👌 this is just amazing to watch

[@FilmRescue1]

Yes! :)

[@thunderbird4709]

Winnipeg looks like a mini chicago with all of the 10-15 floor terracota/stone buildings .

[@MestreKamedaLancha]

the old world is so similar, even in a time when architects did not know each other. strange.

[@illnation82]

That brunette at 4:09 center. 🥰

[@FilmRescue1]

🙂

[@maiponet]

omg, she could be your granny

[@EVILAKUMA]

She's dead in the grave turned to bones.

[@donjames7971]

Quite the memorabilia when Nature's produce were healthier for the human body ...

[@tommynickels4570]

Makes me sad to know how weve destroyed our beautiful country.

[@christophercybulski1062]

Someone not wearing a hat at 5:25

[@Canadianlife2023]

Wow amazing 🤩

[@DataLal]

Wonderful work, thank you! The ONLY criticism I have was applying the same sounds use for forests and lakes...to the prairies! Maybe it's just because I'm from Alberta, but I know that prairie fields should be fairly quiet, with only a slight buzz or hum from insects making noises, and the sound of nearby grasses and crops and faraway trees in the distance swaying in the wind. Not even a lot of bird sounds, except for maybe an occasional caw or few from a crow or magpie, and only now and then a chirpy robin or other bird chiming in.

[@McGyverPilot]

In the video "Info" section there needs to be a TOC/Index so that viewers can simply go straight to the Region that may be relevant to them or any research they may be conducting, rather than have to sift through the entire video. e.g. " 1:09 Toronto - The Queen City" All they will need to do then is click on the time link in blue (KZbin automatically links all time references)

[@sssaeedssahz.1434]

Very very amazing video i like it😍😍😍love from iran.esfahan🇮🇷

[@FilmRescue1]

So glad you like it! 🙂

[@bardazima]

What building is that at 2:48?

[@comp4nerd2]

The buildings and the people have changed so much, and definitely not for the better!

[@benjaminstephen97]

How do u know what are the actuall colors when you restore them?

[@nipungrover7058]

There are hell lot of techniques for colour restoration. The colour isn't accurate but is judged from the contrast created by black and white. Plus there is AI which can do a lot of work. Some of them are not actual colours, its an estimation

[@RavignonCh]

This is amazing :O Would you mind if I use these clips for a big documentary on Québec I am producing? I would link back to your channel in a references document of course so people could find these amazing clips on their own.

[@DivyangM]

Video feels more like a time machine...

[@FilmRescue1]

Exactly!

[@smitamin5853]

Naa hoy!! evu?

[@DivyangM]

@@smitamin5853 Evu j

[@harkiratchadha]

How did u get this

[@TheYousef1982]

In that times people not nude like this time

[@user-pi5tp9ix9v]

I heard a very modern and standard Chinese on 2:32-2:34. I don't think it is the actual sound from 1925.

[@archarmy]

从内边儿 来了啊

[@FilmRescue1]

No, It was added in post for the ambiance

[@alandesouzacruz5124]

Beau Canadá 🇨🇦♥️

[@HROM1908]

"color video from 1897" - you must be kidding. That's a film !

[@Poisson4147]

Apparently some people have no clue about tech older than 1990. Next: "Our grandparents' LPs were big black CD disks" /whimper

[@TheMiniMaestroMan]

Thank God for the Internet, otherwise we'd never be able to see the architecture of the past

[@FilmRescue1]

Glad I can do that :)

[@jerry.196]

Where's the snow😂

[@rain0344]

Please add color to a YT video titled Bogota 1930s one of the only videos footage available from that century

[@yaboy1689]

I'm canadian 🇨🇦

[@1984potionlover]

So am I. Do we win something?

[@RealDumbie]

​@@1984potionlover Here too.

[@ysa4473]

0:18 오르세이역?

[@Call-of-duty-mobile-is-life]

thanks❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️😓😓😓😓😓💔💔💔💔

[@jeffcve171]

Are you joking with that name

[@Call-of-duty-mobile-is-life]

@@jeffcve171 I don't know bro😕

[@ਪੰਜਾਬੀ-ਸ4ਟ]

Mein Marshal

[@FilmRescue1]

Glad you like it! 🙂

[@jamesmcauley6144]

The only sad thing about this video is next year its been 100 years its good to look back on it but the people we are looking at.......there probably dead or going to be very soon time has changed and now what happened not to long ago for some still alive is about to be a memorie but hopefully we can keep these videos for a long time so there something to show they where once hear

[@marcleslac2413]

Wow

[@megaouche2908]

A quality that we would also like to have on the archives of the day of November 22, 1963 ... possible?

[@FilmRescue1]

yes it is possible, where I can find the video?

[@pisceswater...6998]

how to get these ?

[@isabelsanchez4839]

Que bello

[@kchfhshifkjv7961]

Time traveler @ 3:22-3:25

[@maiponet]

"WTF... they'll watch her at half"

[@maiponet]

do you mean."time travelerS"

[@papapplayz9973]

I wish I could live my life back in those days, it just seemed to simple and beautiful

[@nickyrizzuto3772]

No it wasnt

[@Ithoughtthiswasamerica]

You wanted to live a few years before the Great Depression and World War 2? That sounds awful knowing what came after.

[@Poisson4147]

It's FILM, not video. They're not the same technologies at all.

[@miklemusikhin6880]

And what now?

[@archarmy]

why I hear Mandarin at 2:32 the accent is from Beijing

[@jeaya]

There was no sound in these films. They used samples.

[@RonieNerbes-mt9ko]

I Love Jonna Napire 💜💚❤️ JULY 5, 2024

[@DennisSalonga-o8b]

📺📺📺📺

[@TheYousef1982]

اون زمان هم کمی محدودیت داشتن تو نوع پوشش لباس ها مثل الان باز نبود تو تیکه لب ساحل کاملا مشخص

[@canman5060]

Illegal alcohol smuggling was very common in those days and this is how many people get rich.

[@Bluesykk]

Quebec City is not the oldest city in North America, where do people get this information? It's St. Johns, Newfoundland, not Quebec city lmao

[@gotigilles1]

no

[@tekksavvy2242]

!

[@gettingtherevegan421]

Such a lack of style. It’s like watching sims. Nobody looks different and EVERYBODY has a suit .

[@DrRidaz]

It's more like the other way around, everyone is well suited and looked so classy... Not like today with people and their joggers, they used to keep their pyjamas at home back then

[@elias7748]

Today has no style at all. These are well dressed people and clothing was very diverse. Keep in mind that this was colorized by AI. And everybody definitely did not wear a suit, as shown in this video.

[@nipungrover7058]

@@DrRidaz comfort >> style

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