Antiquitech Towers of England, Old World, Wembley, New Brighton, Morecambe, Blackpool, Lost History

Welcome back,
Today we will take a look at the massive towers of England constructed from 1884-1898. These towers (of which only one still stands today) have very interesting and unique designs, accompanied by very interesting narratives.
These particular towers (according to the current narrative) were built with no distinct purpose other than to attract attention, revenue, and provide centerpieces for amusement parks.
The England Towers appear to resemble later creations including the Tesla Tower and other Antiquitech. Due to their unique design, and somewhat convoluted history, plus the fact I had never seen these towers before and discovered some awesome photographs, I decided to create this video. Let’s explore these Old World Towers together!
Today we will look at some of the oldest depictions of these towers, as well as discuss briefly the narrative given for each one. Let me know what you think about these lost creations down below in the comments.
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[@marco.loschiavo]

I suspect they are generators of atmospheric energy and communication technologies. Won a subscriber thank you for the video.

[@continentalgin]

Same here. I subbed. Keep the videos coming!

[@therespectedlex9794]

@Jaye Makeler His? I hope you don't imply that historical errors are male. It's males who are mostly making the corrections.

[@EEVENEEVEN-vb5qy]

Ministry!!

[@therespectedlex9794]

@@EEVENEEVEN-vb5qy Meaning?

[@EEVENEEVEN-vb5qy]

@@therespectedlex9794 Marco loschiavos logo is from the band ministry

[@eviewilde354]

They were airport towers for all the dirigibles that were flying from city to city. There are many illustrations & photos of zeppelins being tethered to towers like these.

[@sirbaronvoncount4147]

I’m 53 and I remember growing up in the country and every barn and house had these “lightening” devices on the roof. Apparently they grounded a lightening strike to prevent a fire. During my time living there many people stopped in to make offers on the devices. Initially my dad didn’t want to sell them but eventually he did. They were some type of glass device with copper wire I think. Why did they need them then but not now? Did they have anything to do with lightening? I don’t know but I never see them anymore. Antiquitech? Maybe

[@susanjaeger5645]

Why are towers ever built, even till current times... To capture the frequencies in the air. Think cell phone towers, tv antennas, high line towers. It's all about the ENERGY. Static, lightning, frequency waves, vibrations. It's all about free energy...ENERGY. THEY needed lots of energy.

[@RootzRockBand]

Even the tower of Babble was about language, communication, reaching the heavens, there is probably more to the tech workings of that tower that was also occulted in our false historical narrative, much like the last tower in this clip.

[@kek7320]

Atmospheric electricity

[@jhawk6774]

All good possibilities, wander if we can include anti "gravity" Tec (frequency, sound/vibration) to cause the liquidfaction/mud floods, volcano/earth quakes, electrical storms etc? Scarier...if hiding this technology where is their Tec today?

[@susanjaeger5645]

@@jhawk6774 Absolutely.

[@ashkavash5163]

@@jhawk6774 concur

[@streetsoftartaria]

Wow! Some of those towers put the Eiffel Tower to shame. Thanks for making me go 😵

[@grovermelody1264]

Eiffel, DaVinci, Berninni etc etc didnt built their famous buildings and sculptures. Tartarians built it. The famous people are just actors

[@foaler68]

Ive research new brighton tower for a few years now, built in 1898 but I found a map from 1870 and guess what the tower and the grounds where on the map, also you'll never find any construction photos of the three towers, am convinced the towers powered the ballrooms bellow and over time they removed the tec, new brighton tower had over thirty thousand lights, brilliant video

[@rzella8022]

Good to know. Controllers' narratives are believable but full of holes.

[@terrancedick8912]

so as we suspect,all these we there before tesla.his mates and all the people that were against the takeover of USA federal reserve, all went down with the Titanic.

[@guitargirl7452]

You're on to something here. So many people are realising the importance of this antiqitech is much more than the official narrative suggests. Don't forget the amusement park or Pleasure Beach at Blackpool. Also significant.

[@svenp6626]

I have family who come from the New Brighton area (near Liverpool) and folklore always said it was officially dismantled for ammunition purposes. I think that's simply an official line and I think something else was going on. Considering the British Empire of the time had resources around the world I always found it difficult to believe they would have dismantled it to somehow help save any war effort? - I seriously doubt that.........thank you for the video, fascinating..! 😎🙏

[@darapgoat]

Love your profile pic :)

[@kentkearney6623]

TWIN TOWER'S WERE DISMANTLED FOR CHINA'S BULLET'S TOO.

[@darapgoat]

Everyone is waking up it feels so good :)

[@kek7320]

All of 1%

[@darapgoat]

@@kek7320 better than 0 lol

[@SpectralInSpectre]

00:00 Intro 01:29 Watkins Tower, Wembley 04:45 Blackpool Tower 08:13 New Brighton Tower 14:42 Morecambe Tower

[@leahcim38]

@15:35 Tower of Babel . I believe that is actually scaffolding so to speak. I've been saying for years that's also how they built the pyramids and many old world structures. Build up with the structure and then remove the spiral scaffolding. Pretty elementary stuff

[@CosmicOneEntertainment]

Good job making this video more accessable

[@falloutvult]

Ferris wheel 🎡 of course next to the towers because they were once used in collecting energy via hydroelectric power always near water as well. Current, Ferris, circuit, all double meaning words that float around these subjects even streaming is in relation to flow of water

[@dennismanary5537]

Our words their words double triple quadruple speak

[@andrewfrankovic6821]

@@dennismanary5537 oHH yeah. A few years back I was looking up the definition of 'light' online and found one site posting 45 definitions, without one for light versus heavy.

[@leahcim38]

I'm thinking carousels are similar... Or repurposed antiquitech?

[@falloutvult]

@@leahcim38 just do the science "carry" "souls"

[@dennismanary5537]

Float!!! Well...

[@SpectralInSpectre]

Not that this is the main reason to watch the video, but I think you've made a factual error regarding the football team (around 12:35 onwards). Brighton and Hove is a city on the south coast of England; New Brighton is a town in the north west of England. There was a football team, New Brighton Tower F.C., formed by the New Brighton Tower and Recreation Company.

[@jubu3136]

Holy smokes i was smokn a cone when that new brighton tower came up. Is that not the jetsons or what!?!

[@biglads4tw]

New Brighton is in the north west of England. Brighton (and Hove) is on the south coast, a few hundred miles away. New Brighton and it's tower have nothing at all to do with Brighton and Hove Albion. However, there was a team called New Brighton Tower F.C., started as you said by the management of the tower grounds in New Brighton. They formed in 1896 and were defunct by 1901.

[@bigratkiller1]

Well done for making the effort to pronounce "Morecambe" properly. I was born there (many years after the tower had been demolished). There is pretty much nothing left in Morecambe now. The tower, piers and fairgrounds are all gone. Nice video :)

[@arthurjohnwilkins8865]

When you were describing the Morcambe ( pronounced here in England as Morecome , by the way ) Tower as originally intended to be like the Tower of Babel, with it's winding path upwards - it made me think of Paul McCartney's 'The Long and Winding Road' .........

[@alanriley9754]

Jarid, The flag of the Brighton Football Club had ALBION upon it. Albion is the old name of Great Britain.

[@Scouseviking1990]

New Brighton isn’t Brighton new Brighton is over the water through the tunnel from Liverpool it’s on Merseyside

[@wdtrdfu5305]

These towers weren't built by the victorians. They are all old world. Im not far from Blackpool and morecambe. When looking around the areas the narrative says most buildings and towns in the North of England where also being constructed at this time. There simply wasn't the infrastructure or skilled populations to do so

[@lauralauren6432]

The same Narrative in Sweden and The rest of The world

[@paullewis2553]

They were built 1870-80s so obviously WERE built by Victorians ...

[@lauralauren6432]

@@paullewis2553 Says Who? Show us Proof. Photos.

[@grovermelody1264]

victorians are Traitors to humanity God drieboertjes.home.blog/2019/12/20/transformers/

[@captainkirk7676]

We live in a matrix. Even today the earth is just a computer grid. The gods or whoever is just carbon printing this world or merging timelines using other human ant slaves to build this stuff.

[@flyonthewall7026]

Ley lines and this Computer Energy Grid we Exist on is Fascinating 🤗

[@CosmicOneEntertainment]

Personally, I would like to hear more on your theory of living upon a computer grid!

[@Portondown]

In the foyer of Blackpool Tower there was what looked like a train carriage, right opposite the main entrance. It was an ice cream kiosk! My Grandmother worked there - I got a free ice cream on every visit!

[@mrMacGoover]

Wireless atmospheric electricity was a thing that powered electric trolleys and fair grounds. The makers of the towers had rather mysterious deaths.

[@susanjaeger5645]

Oh and hey Jon Levi turned me into you,. I subbed and am really liking your content. 👍 Thanks Jon.

[@RootzRockBand]

Same after the concrete sculpture upload

[@jubu3136]

How do they lift all the steel over the fricken castle???

[@spikeybevan]

Brilliant work mate, cheers

[@mattyreardon3593]

We have one here in Melbourne. It stands ontop of the arts centre. It's in the STARFORT of southbank.

[@alanriley9754]

Matty, What are the perimeters of this Starfort? 🦘

[@judecampbell2919]

Need to check that out.

[@Fuzzmo147]

I live in Blackpool… the tower is about 500 yards away from my house… I worked there in my teens👍… there are tunnels underneath from the tartarian Winter Gardens building… apparently Hitler wanted to retire here😳 The old rickety lift was terrifying & I worked at the top in the shop……… there was a hidden platform that old guys would swing into the lift with a pot of paint & I never ever saw anyone with a safety harness on………… oooh the good old days

[@moefoe7222]

Very interesting, I actually live across the bay from Blackpool and Morecambe (pronounced morcam), I can see Blackpool tower from my house and every year the tower and promenade have decorative lights for miles. As for Morecambe, which is only a few miles down the road from Blackpool, I never even knew that they’d had a tower. Once again, thanks for the great video

[@NobleWolf33]

You are blessed to live near this ancient tech. You should go visit and search for clues 🕵️‍♀️

[@scottanderson3751]

I’ve heard of a place called “Cockermouth” how would one pronounce this? ✌️

[@scottanderson3751]

I’ve heard of a place called “Cockermouth” how would one pronounce this? ✌️

[@scottanderson3751]

I’ve heard of a place called “Cockermouth” how would one pronounce this? ✌️

[@moefoe7222]

As it sounds 😂😂😂

[@MrRollingstone66]

It resembles the masonic apron, down to the two little gate doors at the bottom. Ironically baseball and it’s diamond shaped field is a Masonic designed sport.

[@sweetener12]

Very interesting, thankyou! 👍

[@EveRoissy]

Fantastic stuff!!

[@Anna-oo3yf]

Yo Jared, thanks for a fantastic channel, always look forward to new epidoses 😀💜👍 'Love from Sheffield UK 😀💜

[@nowayusa2013]

Fantastic channell love from Edinburgh Scotland

[@pauliecook432]

We should do a show together, we're on the same page here!

[@FlatFact]

Another great video. Cheers

[@autisticexpressiongenx]

TOP NOTCH MATE!!

[@francesomeara6602]

Great Job! Thank you.

[@clebruckus9421]

Loving your work 💯

[@janehubbard9938]

Wow ! Amazing Jarid !

[@yubasunproductions2494]

great video

[@markmorley1091]

BRILLIANT THANKS FOR THIS PAL, JUST SEEN IT 10 MINUTES AGO.

[@90210dk1]

New subscriber loved it thank you very much

[@jonathanwilson2260]

Very interesting, thanks

[@amunra3111]

"Wembley" Yyeeeaaa. Just subscribed to your channel. All this stuff is bloody mental isn't it. Great video mate.

[@peterdeans4635]

They were built primarily for radio and being by the coastal beaches would have been designed with airships in mind . Post office buildings took over the radio and the airships didn't work out ,they needed the steel and iron so they pulled them down . No mystery!!!

[@Comakino]

I would like more info on the radio aspect of it as there isn't a lot out there.

[@peterdeans4635]

Hiya, you might want to look at early navy radio , telecommunications or communications, Morse code etc. They were built mainly on the coastlines , tall enough so the signal could be received further inland. I don't think it was the type of radio with music playing they were concerned with at the time. Hope that is of help to you my freind. 😊👍

[@hippywizard]

Hey Jared. I'm from Lancashire. Some older blokes from the pub reckon Blackpool tower was a free energy tower.

[@hippywizard]

Research Blackpool Illuminations

[@cydrexdgreatest5150]

Rapid changes in communication technologies could account for the amazing rise and fall of tower architecture. I enjoy your offerings. Thanx

[@Comakino]

Why is there not more information on record if that was their use? It seems odd. Actually, if you go up the Eiffel tower they do admit there was a radio transmitter on the top. Hidden in plain sight?

[@gafengla]

I lived in Blackpool for several years so this post was particularly fascinating for me! We pronounced Morcambe as Morcam but that is only a triviality - unfortunately I took no interest in the tower because it seemed a bit too touristy and of course I was completely unaware of the huge significance of the constructionThanks for a terrific post!

[@jubu3136]

Extended fam down here in nz. We have your flag in our flag haha. Love your work.

[@streamsofconsciousness8651]

I was at a sunset cocktail party at the top of Blackpool Tower in the summer. It's lovely. As is the magnificent ballroom and circus.

[@rzella8022]

Very interesting video; I'm glad there's so many new mudflood accounts added, because what a whole new world of discovery. Thanks. And yes totally like Tesla's energy tower.

[@johndaugherty4127]

Thank you for having us!

[@timsaarinen3074]

Free energy, just like the tesla tower, they made up some excuse to demolish that as well.

[@alanriley9754]

The Tesla tower at Wardencliff emitted energy via generation. I dont think it was designed as a receiver of etheric energy.

[@dmorgan6503]

We're these built before tesla?

[@inputJack1138]

Could the L.A. memorial coliseum be the base of one of these towers ? There are still many of these towers all over the world.

[@hotrox2112]

Also, Soldier Field?

[@inputJack1138]

@@hotrox2112 Good question. I' m trying to wrap my mind around the timeline. There's no definite cleavage between tartaria and the parasites. We're in a WESTWORLD that's been hacked. If you're interested in towers, check out eucharistic congresses repositories on google image. Thanks.

[@whole_isticmedia]

I hadn't seen some of these pics thanks for focusing on the towers of the UK, great video. Support and respect from 'Middle Earth' England. p.s We pronounce Morecambe 'More_cum' but 'More_came' works for me also ... after reset 'more came' (re-population of inherited towns/architecture and old word tech) so your way makes a lot more sense :-)

[@numberyanbitch]

Hi im.from.england and around a hundred miles from Blackpool,in Cumbria,i love this video! will need to check it out again through new eyes, ive been many times as a child and still occasional to this day, but not since ive discovered the lies of narratives , it always felt special as it was like a holiday to a theme park. Its dirty and hen/stag dos now, crappy little place it's lost its wonderment i suppose from a child eye's, great channel ive subbed 😀

[@steverads8816]

I live in the uk and see many of these old buildings that are so similar which begs the Qs did more have towers on top? I believe these iron towers were no doubt aether harmonisers for electricity, and the clue is the sea water. As a kid in the 60s it was a big thing to go to the coast and 'see the lights', which was nothing special in my day, but what if you had not seen electricity? My mum did this and so did my gran when she was young, that would of been turn of last century. I understand there was also a tower in londons crouch end, where the water works pumping station is today, which ironicaly is a stones throw from alexandra palace, which also had a tower. Today the circle floor is for roller/ice skating . The crouch end building, just like the brighton and wembley is also a Moorish red white striped with domes on top. The Brighton tower now has a casino and car park. Is it something about sea water and energy that generates power? Ive noticed the trolley parks always had these same things at the end of a line. Was this used to generate electricity? Jarid if you look into crouch end pumping station and londons new river, where I lived. This has a castle as a pumping station.... the narrative is strangely off

[@deewalker6944]

Tartarian workmanship here for sure aren't they beautiful! All power should be free!

[@mattbedford1275]

Great video. Thanks for the really awesome info. Just a note from a Englishman on the pronunciation of Morecambe. You say it like “more-come”. I often play at these seaside resorts with my band and I can’t wait to bore them to death with all this awesome info.

[@MaverickPrincess]

Hi from England I love Blackpool and yr work cheers the circus in the tower is fascinating as yes it fills with water .

[@cozza976]

I live opposite New Brighton tower. I really enjoyed this video, thanks for posting

[@ninjatraceur]

Im from Hastings East Sussex and theres lots going on in this town im thinking of doing a video myself on it. The piers we have here are a massive red flag, most have burnt down like ours was a few years back. I hadn't heard of those 3 towers at all. Awesome research as always!

[@FRESHboosters]

I’d love to see you make that video. I love seeing videos people create about their hometowns or areas they are really familiar with. I’d definitely support that, and I appreciate your comments Aron!

[@ninjatraceur]

@@FRESHboosters Thanks man. I definitely feel the need to get this info out there. For me this is the missing final piece of a complicated puzzle. The truth will set us free!

[@markp6982]

Funny not how these piers all get burnt. Brighton West pier is another.

[@ninjatraceur]

@@markp6982 And western supermare

[@steverads8816]

Like me Aron. I live in clacton essex and see these same anomalies. Where I live there are supposed 'smugglers' tunnels that run under my house from doomsday church, right upto the coast, 'they say'. These are red brick and actually run a hell of a lot further. There are medieval writings saying these tunnels run upto st osyth priory and all the way to colchester, obviously Roman town. Nr my house I have druid ancient burial mounds and many other things such as talk of giants, again in ancient text. I would love to participate with anyone interested in unfolding this puzzle, too big for a family man wioth not enough time. Clueage; templar/churches/font/red mercury

[@leeharwood9624]

Oioi I'm from Newcastle upon Tyne love the vids

[@chrisdougan8947]

Another good info drop being from uk found it very interesting especially the New Brighton one big clue Beatles played so many times and always just there built inside or just near a Tartrian building.Excellent research Jarid 👍😎

[@heathb2015]

Energy , I would imagine. Built before he last reset maybe? Inherited by people that didn’t know what to do with them.

[@paulkendall34]

The controllers always destroy the past by fire, everything

[@sashawhitehead7378]

Really interesting thanks. They certainly are expensive recreational towers only.

[@marym4569]

Interesting that the photo of the Blackpool tower has blocked out towers in the background. They always photoshopped their old photos. Also, so interesting that they try to turn these areas into amusement parks.

[@rainabrown2633]

15:21 red and white striped power station..🤔

[@spectralvalkyrie]

This is interesting

[@RestoringReality]

The most curious aspect of that 50 story tower is that it was built for esthetics alone, so people could look up at it and marvel while thinking, "Wow. That sure is a big tower." It clearly served absolutely no practicle purpose to the people who built it. While it was big, what it was not was used for anything such as communications, energy, water distribution or any other useful, societal function. Wow was it big though.

[@danthoreson4062]

please do a video on St Cloud State penitentiary. longest wall in the USA. second lo.gest wall in the world only to the great wall of China

[@skullasylum33]

cool

[@skullasylum33]

dan have you ever thought about doing a video on it? consider it...i will watch it... cheers (:

[@andrewfrankovic6821]

I wiki'ed this and there's no mention of length. iT does say at one point iT is 22 feet high and is the second largest wall in the world built by prisoners.

[@danthoreson4062]

@@skullasylum33 I dont have the means to make a video.

[@skullasylum33]

@@danthoreson4062 no pressure dan but you can use your phone or a computer or tablet of course..either way glad you shared that thanks :)

[@dominichawkins7997]

Thank you sir. I live in morecambe! I showed ppl old pics of this tower and nobody gets it':[ Scarborough also had at least one. These old british seaside resorts all share a theme. Towers, copper domes, fountains, Bandstands ect oh and piers with domes! I have pics of morecambes old piers, Stunning also up in smoke':['

[@teresaweeks8214]

There s a building in Clacton called the Towers, but no tower there. It s magnificent and looks older than the narrative. Most old photos of Clacton have sections blocked out so you can t see what was there. It s very intriguing once you start looking.

[@Comakino]

My grandparents, born in the 20s, had no knowledge of any of this stuff. If people really were generating power from these things, as Tesla may have done, it was already suppressed lost knowledge by the 1930s.

[@stevenconte4714]

I think it's they were used like the Eiffel tower to power the surrounding areas. That's why they're all on water. And it's funny there's one at Coney island just a steel tower right on the beach these days they have lights dancing all over it. Oh and it's right down the beach from Brighton Beach. It's awful all the things we've forgotten over the years.

[@kimkando]

Love your videos. Got some more info for ya.... Covfefe is the new magnetic core for the next power generators. You can look up each element.... Then go lookup spark plugs and how the make those. Take spark plug end down..... That's your top of the tower.

[@Nate_tureboy]

Someone in the community suggested the "contests" were more like what we now term "bids"

[@sharn1982lizard]

The Blackpool tower is on fire. Been there before but was looking before I was aware of tartaria and the old world. That brought me here today

[@JohnHughes2002]

Greetings from Poulton-leFylde, near Blackpool, Lancashire, England. I can see Blackpool Tower from my bedroom window, especially on a winter's evening when it's all lit up and the leaves are off the trees.

[@epickidNLB]

I am actually from New Brighton, I go the the skatepark there most days witch is built in tower grounds park on the site of the old tower, also Brighton fc is drop the town Brighton in the south of England, the wirral (where new brighton is) is home to tramnere rovers fc

[@vibrantmind9897]

I live in New Brighton there is no trace of the old tower that once was and very little known about it locally ?? Very few photos etc.The Tower grounds is now a green space right were the mouth of thee River Mersey meets the Irish Sea..In front of the Tower grounds is the old Perch Rock Fort and quarter of a mile away St Peter and Pauls church which is huge structure resembling St Paul's cathedral in London. A top of this church is an enormous green copper dome which can bee seen for miles and miles away..Just across the river Mersey from were the Tower once stood running the length of the docks in Liverpool was the world's first electric overhead railway dating back to the 1800s which was dismantled and pulled down. Very little spoken about this either.!!All very strange don't you think 🤔

[@markp6982]

I didn't know that. There is an overhead railway in Germany btw. Yes its very strange how its all forgotten and few pics.

[@Comakino]

There is a little mini electric railway on brighton seafront that was once next to a larger electric tram. The really odd thing is the tiny station building next to it, built in a very old world style. As if imitating something. I might do a video on it.

[@macgregordespitethem]

Man you should check some of the Architecture in Edinburgh....it just doesnt add up ? best wishes to all from Scotland.......... PS groovy channel

[@caseymckinney4101]

good day my Friend

[@RainbowVomit768]

Trivia: Blackpool Tower and The Empire State Building NY stand on the same foundation bricks from Accrington, Lancashire, England. Nori Bricks.

[@Andrea-73]

Great video 👍 btw it's pronounced Morecum 😁💕

[@johnthompson9513]

Andrea 73 ; Strange way of spelling it

[@daroniussubdeviant3869]

uk. representing here. thank you.

[@daroniussubdeviant3869]

lol dude Morecombe is pronounced 'more cum.' check out how many abbeys henry the 8th raised to the ground in the 16th century. talk about a reset. they even rewrote the english language.

[@pauliecook432]

What a legend in the game💪🏼

[@janetkelly4280]

These towers WILL give off different energy wavelengths depending on factors where shapes and designs also create different output energetic energy. Some times bad sounds or vibrations are made which will force the tower to be taken down. Part of making things like this is knowing precise calibrations for the intentions

[@suebruce493]

It occurred to me that a miscalibration of the resonance could have caused the muddy natural disaster, but perhaps not. If so, was it accident or planned? The work of the Destroyers? Exactly what we are experiencing today with nano technology bio weapons (look up hydrovant and nanomedicine targeted delivery and imagine the possibility for disaster through tainted food supply within one growing season.) We are witnessing the next population wipe out, being hidden by sneaky societies of the degenerate. The daily counting of fresh graves in small communities will become a thing.

[@janetkelly4280]

@@suebruce493 I believe you are correct here. I have always trusted my instincts and intuition and I did not buy things I felt wrong from which meant I stopped shopping at grocery stores and prefer Lancaster county back roads fresh produce but really we are gonna have to grow our own stuff and I did do that most of my life. My Dad was a farmer

[@jimbio666]

i recewntly just moved back from blackpool when i used to wander there thinking about this very thing....further up the coast in warbrek there is this tower that is inline with the blackpool tower like some sort of old pumping station it looks so out of place and wierd and on the front prom inbetween the station and the tower is an egyptian looking obelisk...they all seem to connect in a line from the tower up to cleavelys along devonshire road along the old tram lines. the whole place was powered by the tower i think back then ...food for thought

[@edkelley1649]

Koooooool CHEERS God BLESS y'all

[@sergekomas3628]

Audio is oddly off from 14' to 14'41". Very edifying video btw !

[@user-fw3lk1hs3q]

Riveted girder construction had been around a long time by the 1890s (according to official story, anyway). Same techniques were used in bridges and in ship construction as well.

[@scottpike9009]

Tech from the Old World, for sure.

[@Andy-ss8yg]

Nice vid, it’s also pronounced *MoreCome*

[@MrPhenomenon1]

greetings from england,the wardencliffe tower has always interested me

[@markmorley1091]

THIS WORK IS A CREDIT TO YOURSELF JARID LAD. LOVED WHAT YOU SAID ABOUT THE NEW BRIGHTON TOWER, SORRY FOR THE LANGUAGE, BUT IT'S AB SO FUCKING LUTLEY BEAUTIFUL AND AWESOME, I'D LOVE YOU TO MAYBE DO A FEW STUFF ABOUT TALL STRUCTURE OR TOWERS OR BUILDINGS, KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK KIDDO, CHEERS

[@davidtyson1166]

Good evening sir first of all I want to say I love your videos and I have so much respect for you in which a man of your magnitude of knowledge will understand me when I say the old Renaissance buildings that has been disassembled I find a lot of alchemy and her manage may you be so kind to give me some feedback on that subject

[@CosmicDumpStar]

So they only had horse and buggy but were able to have molds big and strong enough to create these giant steel beams, bolts and other parts? Then hauled all that there with horses...

[@lorihuarota6654]

Incomprehensible is the word. : - D

[@MrRollingstone66]

The spiral staircase that’s in the center of the towers is the same as the center of the Statue of Liberty

[@garyharden7311]

Airports for blimps