New Orleans 1920s in color [60fps, Remastered] w/sound design added

[@NASS_0]

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[@nailati]

I LOVE your work! I wonder if you would consider uploading alternate versions of these restorations with everything except the added colorization? (Perhaps on a second channel to avoid messing with your algorithm?) Not a criticism, just a personal preference I have for un-colorized footage. :) Either way, thanks for what you do!

[@NASS_0]

thank you ;)@@nailati

[@francasaquella8487]

❤siamo bolle di sapone , tutte queste vite ,sono tutte in altre dimensioni...

[@irishboy70]

Astonishing work NASS...really impressive given the film work was SO long ago. Brilliant as usual. Like a real time travel experience

[@NASS_0]

thank you very much ;)

[@markomlikotic6673]

So weird to see ladies and gentlemen dressed so well. I get the feels man, cant explain. No Tvs, no computers, tablets, cellphones,real people interaction. What was home life like? Im over thinking....but man!

[@whitedovetail]

Considering the original age of this film, it is great to watch with the colors and steady views. Great work! Thanks for sharing!!

[@MisterRico101]

Thank you for making these video's.

[@NASS_0]

welcome ;)

[@oliveater2358]

So amazing to see The French Quarter from a hundred years ago. The scenes are beautiful. Thank you.

[@karenstanislaw8912]

Agree, beautiful.

[@dougg1075]

Man I’ve been many times and the thing I think about when watching this is how the summer would be brutal in an age of no air conditioning. And the birthplace of jazz . Incredible film

[@kiki_yagelovskaya]

And they gave a shit and suited up. 😅

[@Izumi-sp6fp]

If you dint know such a thing as "air conditioning" existed, you would not think in those terms. That is an issue for us today, not them then. BTW houses in the south were marvelously constructed to provide cooling air, with wraparound porches to cool incoming air and fireplace flues to draw it in as well. Also, people were tougher simply because that was their reality then.

[@Jeff-uj8xi]

I grew up in hot, humid Philadelphia. Only place with air-conditioning was a movie theatre. Most hotel rooms were non air-conditioned. Buses, subway cars and trolleys weren't air-conditioned. You opened the windows. Nobody had air-conditioning in their houses. Lucky if you had a fan. Stores had ceiling fans. I was a kid back then and could take it. Now I'm almost 80 years old, quite ill and couldn't survive without air-conditioning.

[@YouChwb]

@@Izumi-sp6fp We said. The mindset of the people for all matter of life's problems would have been a hardened one. You look at today's folks, and you wonder how they make it through life at all.

[@me-ln4pd]

​@@Jeff-uj8xi When did air conditioning become common? Like, even poorer families having it type of common? I'm surprised to hear most people didn't even have fans when you were young!

[@windsorkid7069]

I really wish these videos were a lot longer.

[@timsgtms1222]

Thank you for all your hard work doing these posts

[@NASS_0]

Thank you very much ;)

[@arjivar]

The person who filmed that video was probably thinking ahead. That person basically captures the essence of a city and its inhabitants at a certain time.

[@hannahgallagher2289]

The one thing I felt from this video is the contentment and happiness these people all seemed to have. Nowadays ppl barely make eye contact or ever exchange pleasantries.

[@nwicconsultants6640]

We've replaced eye contact with "eye" phones. 😇

[@gabeguzman9478]

They look pissed that there is a camcorder

[@HansKlopek]

Look how clean and safe... we've made so much progress.

[@anandhemant]

We are witnessing an entire generation thats now buried... Feels weird , thats how fragile and short human life is 💎

[@Fevebblefester]

I often feel the same when looking at old pictures and movies. All those dead people.

[@rainierhoeglmeier9786]

That reminds us that we are all just visitors on this earth

[@andreastremerewaya]

And even those kids are probably dead too...

[@pmafterdark]

A cemetery epitaph I saw once, "What you are now we once were. And what we are now you will someday be."

[@thomase13]

@@andreastremerewayaThe oldest verified people alive today were born in 1907, so there could be people up to thirteen years old here still alive - they haven’t *all* died, so you never know!

[@catherine59226]

Absolutely amazing! 👍🏻❤️

[@edmorrisonline]

NASS, as usual, a masterpiece! I get somewhat melancholy knowing everyone in the video has passed on. One day, maybe during the 2120's, someone will show a videotape of us, when we'll be gone, as well.

[@NASS_0]

Thank you very much

[@edmorrisonline]

@@NASS_0 You're very welcome.

[@jimbauer6326]

Thanks to the power of KZbin we have now one wonders what their reaction will be to the teen putting a bottle rocket in his butt crack 100 years from now? lol

[@rbj1jcp]

Wow, you have gotten so good at colorizing that I find myself asking - is this in color??? I really do look forward to your posts. Thank you so very much. God bless you. JoAnn

[@NASS_0]

Thank you very much for your comment ;)

[@anteuzel5324]

GREAT VIDEO SUPPER NASS BIG SUPPORT FROM CROATIA❤❤❤❤❤

[@rgraham9792]

Little girl eating cornbread or whatever made me smile

[@SonnyCorleone-tg1ik]

Nass, Love your channel. I have been to New Orleans once as a kid and liked it. A Fascinating place. Thanks for another great upload.

[@NASS_0]

thank you very much for your comment

[@laurenmungaray3912]

The streets are so clean, it's like a movie scene.

[@lindabenstead6672]

Beautiful! I had to watch 3 times. Thanks Nass! ❤

[@NASS_0]

thank you very much ❤

[@shaylow988]

This one of the coolest videos you’ve made thus far!

[@kerryjames6312]

We are seeing a whole generation that have passed wow they dressed modestly back then

[@46magno]

Beautiful. ! This is the beauty of life. Live it! Do good in any way you can. We all see each others at another dimension! And that will be fantastic for real. Thanks for the memories!👏👏💐💐❤️❤️

[@javierjahonar3241]

Thank you absolutely amazing!!!!!

[@carlandanimations5644]

🎶Down in New Orleans🎶

[@Harley123466]

Incredible glimpse of happy, beautiful people in a once great American city. Thank you!

[@londonisforeverblue1022]

gosh rockstar did a fantastic job in recreating the feel of the place, i just see saint denis in all these clips

[@CLTRunningR]

Most all of my ancestors were “Cajun” and from New Orleans! This makes me so happy and I swear some of these are my past family members

[@slamo1804]

You might mean Creole...still French heritage

[@victorparker308]

Not many Cajuns historically from or lived in New Orleans. Maybe they were French (from the continent) or French Creoles (born in/native to Louisiana).

[@andreamuller8293]

They were all slim and elegant. Amazing video. Greetings from Italy.❤

[@tanzhydon4806]

Спасибо, что вернули нас в ту эпоху. Респект за ваш труд!

[@ValentinaStJohn-cv6fu]

And they all dressed with elegance and all wore hats back when most women were ladies and men were gentlemen. I’m sorry I missed those days. Thank you for so masterfully preserving history that we can appreciate.♥️

[@Jeff-uj8xi]

You weren't properly dressed unless you wore a hat. That went on all through the 1950's. I remember it well.

[@meme-sl4nb]

I doubt they were happy in the Nola heat with all those clothes and hats!

[@travisadams4470]

​@meme-sl4nb They were happier than you

[@MorrellWriting]

So wonderful to see diverse groups of people living in the 1920's. I love these videos. :)

[@asan1050]

NASS!, Thank you very much!

[@RisenfromAshes]

Thank you for this. I live in New Orleans and when younger lived in the French Quarter.

[@thelear2390]

Cameraman what a legend..

[@mizfrenchtwist]

amazing share , thank you for sharing🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰.................

[@juniorchavesopicassodeyahu988]

Incredible

[@Alexgvigo]

Cleaner safer and happier than now ..

[@donatellaborciccibelloni5328]

tell it to the black community how safe and happy it was...

[@travisadams4470]

​@@donatellaborciccibelloni5328 blacks kill more blacks. root, loot....it was safer back then for blacks

[@afiqueshafon343]

Walkable areas.. Such a pleasant sight.

[@lolamedley8172]

Love this! Everyone is wearing a hat too.

[@EdgarRoock]

Something went wrong here in the processing. The video doesn't run smoothly and the last scene plays too fast.

[@NASS_0]

Unfortunately, I've been working with source material in very poor condition.

[@MrDaydreamer1584]

@@NASS_0 He's right, the last (parade) scene is too fast, slow it down a little. Otherwise, its a good restoration.

[@jamilprattis9897]

❤ Soo beautiful 😍

[@faradaycool4058]

Amazing work.

[@Campocosas]

"What you are saying is somehow we were choking in on our homogeinity until people like yourself come to save us. NO. My ancestor built a nice place that your people could not, and the more your people come here, the more this place will change. And is perfectly rational to me to opose that"

[@edersilveira8001]

Uma viagem no tempo!

[@Mr.Pink1992]

I loved growing up during this time.

[@danfreisting2874]

Wonderful to see and experience!

[@KerryEriksson]

Never seen whole stalks of Banana's sold that way...

[@shotelco]

I went to college in Louisiana @1:03 - I beleive this is Bienville Street and Royal Street - Bienville Praline was opened in 1920, and remained open until the 1970's as I recall. Also, and especially for the hand full of commenters who can't help but romantically think this was some great time in American history and things are worse today; about 9 Blocks from this same intersection In 1920, three Italian-American shop keepers and two Italian _bystanders_ were _Lynched_ because they treated African-Americans the same as whites. There is a small monument at Oretha Castle Haley Blvd. & MLK regarding this.

[@meme-sl4nb]

Oof that's awful. Is there somewhere I can read more about that lynching incident?

[@travisadams4470]

Now blacks kill blacks, loot, riot, and want segregation

[@TheJayblaze3]

They treated African Americans the same as whites? What are you talking about? That's one of the most weirdest things I have ever heard. When did this ever happen? Now that was true,those Italian immigrants did get lynched. the most saddest thing about that situation is those same Italians who were allowed to live became the unwanted bastard children of whitesociety and joined the same white people to attack black society across the nation. Instead of fighting those same whites every day that lynched your ancestors in New Orleans,these Italians subconsciously walk around with their head head up and call themselves honorary whites right now today. Very cowardice,embarrassing and sad, to be honest 😞.

[@billlee536]

Love that EVERYONE has a hat on !!

[@melodyhart1331]

I grew up in New Orleans as did my Mother, I was there from the mid 50s as a child to about 40 years ago, I do remember when the French Quarter was declining, but now it is prime real-estate

[@arvidpaulius7816]

Thank you 👍😊 Don't stop 👌 Good luck 😉

[@antoinelawson9873]

All those ghosts of the past

[@Moonshine54321]

At 41 seconds, you see a young teen boy in a white shirt walk away from the camera, stop and turn around. There is another 3 or 4 seconds more on the original film clip. That is from 1915… and that young paperboy has been verified as being Louis Armstrong after leaving the Colored Waif’s Home, and before playing professionally. Too bad the clip is cut short here.

[@adairpereiradias996]

❤ muito lindo gostei de ver 😊😊😊

[@CptDavis]

People are dressed decently

[@alandesouzacruz5124]

Very beautiful

[@vailewalders1395]

I love their clothes

[@aj_aka_alan]

Why were the horses wearing clansman sheets?

[@GradyPhilpott]

The horses are just costumed like most people at Mardi Gras and it has nothing to do with KKK.

[@dekirkbride]

100 years ago… remarkable!

[@benjaminingram4857]

But of course they are showing the good but those same days also had some darkness too.

[@majimadavis3602]

If yall play vidrogames it would be~ 20 years after RDR2 and 40 years before Mafia 3

[@iracimanfrin]

As pessoas eram tão lindas na época! ❤

[@Alessan0502]

Guauuu! I love your videous they show, what happen to us. Why we are as is. We have to thinking what we are gong bad.

[@Griffinmc]

By the length of the skirts and the floppy hats (no cloches), I’d say very early twenties.

[@faisalwani1239]

Its hard to believe that we're watching over a century old footage on something called smartphone 🤯🤯

[@leonardanzelde9259]

This one is a little rough (motion, color, sound) compared to your typical videos.

[@Eddy_Stylez]

Only 100 years ago. Crazy.

[@MJo-ng4lj]

❤🎉

[@seandelap8587]

Amazing scenes

[@alekskarakoc1909]

Jazz Age 🎉 🎺

[@gabeguzman9478]

Wow, people look unfriendly

[@jaredweiman2987]

Now go watch a walkthrough of NOLA today right here on the same website. Tell me how it looks. What's missing?

[@meme-sl4nb]

Are you taking about black people? If so what are you implying?

[@Rocket_Man232]

Well, usually too little color saturation, this time a little too much color saturation but 'A for effort'. Also: why were all those hanging bananas not yelliw?

[@abderahmantiguertte2844]

ملاحظة التي لاحضتها في جميع فيديوهات أوروبا وحتى أمريكا ان في اهد الفترة لم يكن هناك تبرج في لبس نساء

[@bretz9276]

🔥⚜️

[@hestheMaster]

Some how it left me wanting to see more. Rather otherworldly since it was about 100 years ago.

[@safartrum]

It cannot be the 20s. Look the fashion, hats and dresses, more like late 10s

[@jorgejefferson8251]

Good Lord, New Orleans Louisiana and no air conditioning to speak of.

[@AbrahamPalmer-wj5cb]

So beautiful ❤️🥰🥰😇

[@ruijorge3]

100 years later the place has gotten a lot worse... way way worse I'm sure.

[@jayjay-bz3rr]

It almost looks like artificial intelligence.

[@drewh3224]

They were having Mardi Gras already!

[@GradyPhilpott]

You need to read a little history. Mardi Gras goes way, way back.

[@oriole8789]

AI sharpening is far too aggressive to the point of being geometric and unnatural. Some natural softness should be perfectly fine. It would end up looking a lot more realistic...

[@papouk5227]

Saint Denis

[@ademirdesouza5452]

Que maravilha de recordação, parabéns pelo seu trabalho, um abraço aqui do Brasil 👏👏

[@NASS_0]

Thank you very much

[@ellenalves7749]

New Orleans just reminds me of The Originals family ❤😍

[@gloriaortiz1227]

I'm sorry but this looks before the 20s!

[@NASS_0]

I think it's the early '20s

[@donaldvisconti5483]

I wonder where these people are now-in the Spirit World? I hope they are all Resting in Peace!

[@rayfaradey9779]

Like in RDR 2.

[@joseluispepe8447]

👌👌👍👍

[@TInyK12]

We’ve gone downhill since then haven’t we?

[@gabriellafarella2926]

Tra "Farwest " è "Modernismo"......😀👍

[@Wabsy1]

Everyone in hats I like

[@rajivmurkejee7498]

A lot whiter than I expected

[@tjmartin8516]

America was 90% White on the 1920 census.

[@minaiorgova8388]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@thomasmartin7524]

In fact, it is the women who intuitively adopt an attitude and not, like the gentlemen of creation, stare at the camera like a sip of water in the curve. 😏

[@sergeykosimtsev1584]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🤗🤔

[@Qureshi00_]

Everyone is wearing something on head , whether Man or women. There must be reason and benefits of that !!!!!

[@meme-sl4nb]

It was just the fashion, and I guess for keeping the sun out your eyes