New York City in 1911 - Restored Footage

[@simbabimba6219]

A hundred years or more from now, someone will be watching everyone walking through town looking down at their phones in their pajama pants.

[@gumdrop4869]

it’s rumored our style will go to futuristic clothing & robotic outdoor clothing, in the next 100 years.

[@gumdrop4869]

there’s a video on it if a timelapse of fashion over the years & how it’s predicted to look, decades from now

[@ignasias]

As they are wearing their metallic jumpsuit with their hologram lense projecting the video infront of their face

[@rinavee1812]

Love the horse buggies

[@AndySaenz924]

That’s sad to see how technology has become our downfall. People have lost their social skills because they’re on their freaking phones.

[@edl6398]

My grandmother was born two years before this video was released. All I have are photos of her as a child during this time and a Victorian Silver belt buckle that her mother wore with those skirts in the video. I have hat pins from then and political buttons. I knew my great grandmother too who was born in the 1800s. Hard to believe I knew people from this age. I never appreciated that when I was young. I wish I had asked more questions.

[@nunyabiz-]

Me too, but we have to live a bit to know what to ask. I'll bet you know you got so much out of the contact you had with them. Glad you did !🌞

[@geraldbrown-hr2cw]

Amen......Anyone under 50 years should ask now about family and how life and events really were. My great Uncle at 95 saw my candy cane and surprised me saying they were all white till the 50s...then they figured out how to make stripes like we see now

[@edl6398]

@@geraldbrown-hr2cw I did not know that!

[@user-nv8nt6gm2d]

I know what you mean. My gramma born in 1904 and I never asked her about her youth.😞

[@prodajahaljine255]

Misliš da ima vremena. Medjutim oni odu i ponesu sa sobom jedan drugi svet.

[@asanitationstompout8473]

So much history through one video

[@dreaminez472]

Thin, healthy, and impeccably well dressed, these folks. The music is equally classy. How times have changed... what beautiful footage this is.

[@billyidol2115]

It's amazing how well-dressed everyone in this is. I mean I guess they could have taken most of the footage in The High Society neighborhoods or businesses? But boy every single gentleman had the look of a very Dapper man

[@bryant475]

​@@billyidol2115Even the poor dressed decently :)

[@Blugraffiti5]

Amen Bro! Beautiful classy people. Slim, sleek, and elegant. ❤🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@privateprivate8366]

@@billyidol2115yeah, they looked “datable”.

[@ms_saltnlight]

Thin doesn't mean healthy. Daniel 1:15 - And at the end of ten days their countenances appeared fairer and fatter in flesh than all the children which did eat the portion of the king's meat. What appears beautiful and healthy changes with the times.

[@petergibson2318]

They are all slim. Junk food had not yet been invented.

[@redmi9834]

Nearly everybody wore a hat. It was a great time for hatters and milinares.

[@guyg5702]

@@redmi9834no sunblock

[@guyg5702]

They’re all also dressed like they care about themselves and people that have to look at them.

[@aplacky]

My mom was born in twenties. She saw a run of the mill fat person and said "you know whem i was growing up the only place we ever saw someone like that was in a circus."

[@yandex8]

no need to visit american "meeting websites" 😄

[@user-os6if5cy2r]

Yes no cell phones just human no robot . Love these faces of little babys . Today is not the same. Beautiful people. And simple.

[@railfandepotproductions]

I recommend you watch"the real reason everyone hates gen alpha", it will make you rethink on some things

[@mryan4452]

They had their difficulties too. Ours are different, for instance lack of community and alienation is a big problem nowadays. But they had their problems, hard graft for a lot of the population, poor standard of healthcare / medicine etc.

[@c_telking4433]

some of these ppl wish they had a telephone back then

[@gbb82]

I guess in 2124 they will showing a video of me walking down the street in 2024.

[@icfyhhxfhkhccv1548]

وانا كذلك

[@guyg5702]

You mean you walking around looking at your phone.

[@raulcccc5670]

En 100 años no imaginamos siquiera que adelantos habrán. Tal como ellos hace 100 años no tenían idea del Internet.

[@Johnny2Bags47]

​@@guyg5702bullseye, you said it best...🎯

[@atharvpathare]

U mean robots will see us ??

[@REP46520]

They were all dressed formally. Men wear ties, women wearing ankle length dresses. No casual attire back then, when going out from the house. Truly a remarkable era. Thank you for this post.

[@ms_saltnlight]

That's one part of the world.

[@Lady_Graham]

Honestly people dressed better back then

[@SD-ji9th]

Thank you!🔥 I always wanted to see how things were visually back then😎

[@ChineseChicken1]

People back then had respect for themselves. I see idiots these days walking around in Pajamas and Crocs.

[@annt.7785]

They'd ALL be fined for J-walking if this were modern times 😂😂😂.

[@davehue9517]

Even the man with one leg was well dressed with his hat.... how far we've come

[@lexxie225]

Haha, why wouldn’t he be?

[@JoeBuck-uc3bl]

I could care less about attire. In fact dress clothes suck. Give me other stuff from simpler times.

[@ksrmk]

Person 1: I knew a man with a wooden leg named Smith. Person 2: What's the name of his other leg?

[@jenniferhorstmann2279]

Or how low we’ve sunk

[@maimarimac6060]

This comment makes no sense

[@hi-techredneck7069]

Time Machine! Love it! ❤ Thank you for posting this.

[@user-ow3xu3go1g]

Beautiful back then

[@Snobert99]

The guy with the crutches who has a missing leg was probably a Civil War veteran. 0:03

[@BlueJayBirdSaint]

1:43 There's another one.

[@marywillis8372]

Maybe, but the Civil War ended in 1865, 56 years prior. The man looks too young.

[@User-wollswoycegawage]

Leg missing on other side later in film so probably film wrong way round

[@TheBatugan77]

​@@User-wollswoycegawage You can read the PLUMBING sign above his head. So it's accurate here.

[@User-wollswoycegawage]

@@TheBatugan77 maybe first part was wrong way round Well spotted

[@Videospotter]

If I see your Videos I always have two feelings: Fascination and sadness. I'm fascinated because of the old Videos and sad because I know all people I see are dead since many years 😢

[@PuruMishra-hm9xd]

Exactly same feeling from india

[@RagnaroK81X]

Yes....😢

[@giuseppebordonaro365]

Anche in italia

[@duilioduilio6789]

E nessuno di noi era lì,ne in alcun altro posto.

[@deborraholiveri6202]

That's life ! At least they are captured on film. And they lived in a great period of time Look to the positive....

[@robertabrams8562]

Wow, as a NYCer, I find this video AMAZING! When this was made, my great grandmother was only 11yrs old…I love this so much 👏🏼👍🏼❤️

[@piotrwojdelko1150]

normal world where people carried out normal relationship ,without social media and loneliness

[@Rulya-HaShem-Morrigan]

Same, my one grandma was born in 1900 & I'm from NY too. I love that this channel has so much film from NY. I see so many places I know & seeing them as new buildings & in color is so cool.

[@user-kt2on3zc1t]

My father had been born the previous year.

[@flyonwall360]

I was thinking the same thing. My grandfather was born in 1895 and would have been 16. He grew up in the Bronx and eventually married a woman from Wisconsin. Over 100 years later and I left NY for Wisconsin.

[@deviritter5232]

My grandfather was a boy there then, and his brothers. Btw: they were thin bc they didn’t have so much to eat. Food was a lot more expensive as a % of income than today, and it all had to be prepared. My grandfather and his brothers would get dropped off at an orphanage in New Jersey occasionally for a few months or so, where they worked in a factory, because their parents couldn’t afford to feed them.

[@user-xm1et7cz2o]

Thank you for sharing. It's funny reading all the "they were so thin and healthy then" and "the good old days" comments. Rose coloured made up nostalgia for a time they didn't experience. I appreciate hearing about your grandfather and his brothers.

[@roykissoon7306]

Wow! You shared a lot there in history. Thanks for sharing. Am looking on from Trinidad

[@HoltRichard]

Hey 👋 Devi, how are you doing today?

[@user-cq3pr5ub3j]

Or food in America wasn't injected with hormones like it is now and people were more active then. They didn't sit around watching YT videos, etc. There's more than onw explanation to this. Food in NY today is still expensive.

[@gerardfenn3988]

Pedestrians, horses, automobiles and trolleys with slippery cobblestone as a road surface. Never even saw 1 "Don't Walk Sign". Everyone must have been very considerate. I love it!!! Ah, My Hometown. Better Days back then.

[@isaiahtolbert]

For some people they were better. We are way better now.

[@jay21281]

@@isaiahtolbert Technologically speaking but crime, poverty, etc? No way.

[@isaiahtolbert]

@jared2754 There was no documentation of what was really going on. No DNA. Kidnappings were rampant. I read a lot of true crime books, and the things that some people got away with could never happen today.

[@MyCrownstar]

Imagine life with no internet, computers, cell phones, social media. When did America switch steering wheels from the right to left. So very interesting to see people also dressed, fully clothed, so much history here.

[@user-eb5cb6ud1p]

US & Canada switched during the 1920s.

[@gterrymed]

It was so much quieter back then, even in the 1970s, and calmer.

[@sir.fuentes7642]

Life without those commodities was not that long ago.

[@user-eb5cb6ud1p]

@@sir.fuentes7642 Thank you!! Some of these comments make the near past sound like the Dark Ages. Those of us who grew up in the 70s and 80s didn't have anything except land lines, and we somehow survived 😃😁

[@kataisa3]

Everybody in this video, rich and poor alike, show dignity and self-respect. Two virtues missing from our “modern culture.”

[@johnblaesel5493]

1911 was the year my dad was born. The guy on the crutches probably lost his leg in the civil war.

[@jamesgeorge5276]

Omg!! My Dad was born in 1911, he passed away in 2002.

[@chichito620]

And still dressed to impress.

[@annt.7785]

Well it damn sure wasn't gang rivalry 😂😂😂.

[@user-nv8nt6gm2d]

Wow!

[@sanchezjr13]

At the time the Civil War was over 46 years ago. Does he really look that old?

[@Alaska_Gal]

This is beautiful! I love it so much. 💛

[@VivaVictory]

What wonderful footage. The people look slim and well presented; and so many people wore hats back then, which adds to the overall look.

[@netherdew]

That’s how we got steampunk yo

[@duckmercy11]

Majority of NYers today are slim. You rarely see morbidly obese people walking around.

[@user-ff6pq1eg8x]

It looks so clear and smooth as though it's happening live.

[@thetowertarot13]

This almost makes me want to cry 😢 considering the deplorable state NYC is in currently.

[@duckmercy11]

You obviously don't live or and haven't even visited recently. If the city is so deplorable why are rents at record highs and vacancies at record lows? Stop listening to Fox "News."

[@pauladam9317]

Oh. Cry then. What a waste.

[@ippity]

can't believe people lived like this in real life, not only in fiction 🫠 everyone seems so...calm and as if everything would slow down and make so much more sense in such reality😌

[@railfandepotproductions]

Next time read a history book

[@dazedd-fi4yx]

before the left divided the people and established a facist regime

[@serenadevon]

This looks AI generated.

[@bloodmooncomix457]

You're not taking into account that technology and social media hasn't been invented yet....🤨 It seems obvious from this footage that you can't go crazy if you don't have the tools to drive you there! 🤔🇺🇸

[@kerstin3602]

Ja,und es funktioniert auch!

[@richardkeilig4062]

Many came here from Europe. They did not ask anything in return except for freedom. My ancestors and yours started a new life.

[@ImaniBelle-tu5nu]

Some were forced into a new life

[@gloriaasbury-covington588]

Amen! Millions were forced into a new life or world.

[@diegoflores9237]

Freedom? They came to work, not for freedom.

[@MrsLadyLiberty]

Even my white ancestors were forced here on criminal boats to work off their crimes as indentured servants. They weren't treated anywhere near as bad as African slaves, though.

[@Chris-nn3vu]

​@@ImaniBelle-tu5nu wah

[@Venusbabe66]

Thank you for sharing this remarkable window into another time. Such great detail captured like a time capsule. All of these people are no longer alive and knew nothing of what was in store for humanity, the world wars, and atrocities that would come. The year 2024 must have seemed like living on another planet, yet here we are walking those same streets and still struggling with the same fundamental human emotions they also struggled with... and in addition, we have had to bear witness to continual useless wars and hostilities, they knew nothing of. Maybe that's why they seem so much calmer and relaxed. Humanity - so different, yet still the same.

[@maandren]

They may seem relaxed yet life was a lot harder compared to now. Many people were sick with health issues they just had to live with because many pharmaceuticals (we take for granted today) didn't exist yet. Also work in general wasn't nearly as easy as it is today with the advancement of modern technology.

[@yandex8]

obligation of any one to find oneself there would be to prevent that anyhow we find ourselves there by this ... trying to find the reason, we are looked like bacteria from the point of view of those who organized that

[@Kapuzinerkresse]

​@@maandren...ja ,es gab aber noch keine ( viel weniger ) verarbeitete Lebensmittel .Die Leute assen nathürliche Lebensmittel und es gab viel ,viel weniger Kosmetikas und Plastik wohl noch gar nicht 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 and no TV 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@lindawiggins4443]

Maybe some of the babies r still alive , this was filmed in 1911 so anything is possible , but the babies would be pretty old

[@maandren]

@@KapuzinerkresseWas Sie sagen, ist wahr. Guter Punkt. 💯💯💯💯

[@dtyallen9864]

According to history, laborers worked 12 hours a day/6 days a week. Women did not vote, antibiotics were unheard of, no social security, World War I in 3 years, strong social class distinction were a few of the challenges of that era.

[@Poisson4147]

Thank you for that perspective. Too many people think the past was so wonderful but unless you were super-wealthy it could be pretty brutal. There's a couple of old cemeteries near where I live. The dates on many of the 19th and early 20th C. gravestones show achingly short lives.

[@user-pg7cx9wo1m]

I like the time I'm in...lol

[@tbone1574]

The Gilded Age...

[@user-xx1qz8vs4o]

these people are colonialists a few years ago their ancestors brought slaves with chains and disappeared indigenous people I am ashamed to see them

[@annt.7785]

Well antibiotics would have been heard of if the women they labeled as "witches" and burnt at the stake, were still alive.

[@bzb500]

My grandparents lived in New York. My grandfather was an elevator man in Macy's and my grandmother worked for GTE. My grandmother would invite the policeman to dinner that walked the beat in the neighborhood. My Aunt was a Rocket and Jackie Gleason was her boss. It was a great Era and a good time in life.

[@geraldbrown-hr2cw]

Wow! I love Jackie Gleason. Hope they shared some stories with you. 😊

[@lancenewman4899]

My grandfather came through Ellis Island in 1911. It was so fun to see the video from that time period.

[@user-eb5cb6ud1p]

Cool. One of my grandparents came through in 1912. I wish I'd asked him what his first thoughts were on seeing NYC.

[@royjohnson465]

I was thinking the same thing, my grandfather came through there in 1907.

[@deborraholiveri6202]

Fantastic! Im loving how well dressed everyone is ! Especially the big hats on the women and one even carried a parasol. The cars and wagons pulled by horses..no stop lights everyone heading in their own direction. Thoroughly enjoyable video.

[@petergibson2318]

The car at 0:30 reminds me of the opening scene in the Beverly Hillbillies when the Hillbillies roll into town.

[@Mari-Ama7]

😮 This is no ordinary thing! Thanks for this rare restored footage 🤍

[@cranberriesgirlhype8292]

3 years later the world change so much. WW1 & Spanish Influenza...

[@johnnypgood100]

Look how beautifully they walk and dress!

[@chrissylovinmylife]

Ppl were so much calmer….. 😔

[@gdknght9581]

yes and no... there were struggle for daily necessities. I guarantee you - you wouldn't like the smells of everyone back then. lol

[@ameliainva]

We are also not hearing the street noise in these films

[@Spurhope]

More manners

[@orionxtc1119]

Life was slower.... people enjoyed strolling

[@prity777]

Yeah 😂 just two world wars to come and many wars between people and bussiness, otherwise yeah very calm leaving the millions of people killed 😢

[@toniweston4330]

I am struck by all that concrete? It's so smooth... It's impressive, I've been to NY quite a few times over the last 68 yrs. Most recently a year ago, scaffolding everywhere...

[@johannas.l.brushane2518]

The pollution from leaded petrol for instance have caused damage to a lot of the historical buildings in the larger cities in Europe as well.

[@aurorabuosi8467]

Bellissimo documento di un tempo che fu. Ho visto il Flatiron, nel 2010 l'ho visto da vicino e ho camminato in quella New York dove camminavano quelle persone cento anni prima. Strana la vita, il tempo passa, i luoghi restano ma non restano le persone amate che porterai sempre nel ❤.....

[@karenbrown4524]

I love this channel. It seems like such a complicated process to colorize monochrome.

[@Snuffles679]

This is the closest thing we can get to a time machine

[@teresakaczynski8780]

It’s so strange to think that all these people lived out their lives, spent Christmases together, laughed, ate, watched the world change and then… it moved on past them as if they never were there at all. I’m so glad to watch this video and see them, to watch them become alive again, and share a glimpse into their lives.

[@user-eb5cb6ud1p]

They live on through these films. 🕯

[@dashriprock5720]

Yep, and over in Brooklyn my Grandmother was born in May that year, and she and all but a few of her generation are long gone too.

[@stringfellowbalk2654]

Everyone looks so normal, and dignified.

[@JerusalemRemembered28]

Seeing people in 1911 actually walking around, going to work...while watching their expressions, I was wondering about each life. What were they going through right at that moment...were they inwardly really afraid or worried...maybe fighting through past trauma or heartache...just their daily struggle... Somehow, watching the past "in motion" made people more relateable to me than seeing still old photographs. Strangely, they became more alive and like...wow, people in 1911 were really "real"!?! And maybe they were a whole lot like us...each one needing a Saviour (Christ)...their only hope...just like us.

[@billyidol2115]

It's just absolutely incredible. Look how Dapper everyone was dressed. And especially the ladies also. So elegant. I mean every single person, especially the men they were all in suit and tie looking very Dapper and the women debonair. Whatever happened to this country!?

[@Dotty5m]

You can dress like that too everyday if you want.

[@user-sh2hi8mo5b]

Everyone taking their time, not rude, peaceful

[@thotscholar]

Jim Crow was in full force during this time and so many of these people are engaged in nostalgia like nothing else was going on in these 'good ole days.' meanwhile my great grandmother was born 5 years after this and was basically still in bondage (sharecropping, boarding).

[@ellewoods9396]

Exactly, when I see this footage all I see is the suffering of my family by these selfish 👿

[@MinutemenGeneral9974]

Black people had fun back then. Quit listening to modern propaganda.

[@christrudell7966]

Just look at that. People all getting along. What a concept.

[@prity777]

Yeah 😂 just two world wars to come and many wars between people and bussiness, otherwise yeah very calm leaving the millions of people killed 😢

[@user-vx7vi3vq1c]

@@prity777The comment was about people in that city

[@danzelhill]

“So down the great dragon was hurled, the original serpent, the one called Devil and Satan, who is misleading the entire inhabited earth; *he was hurled down to the earth, and his angels were hurled down with him.”* (Rev. 12:9) That's what happened.

[@dang-x3n0t1ct]

until they see another group of people with a different skin tone

[@christrudell7966]

@@dang-x3n0t1ct yup. That could very well happen

[@nabeelwarsane2594]

The black guy who's driving a car smiles, but others look very serious.

[@Rocksteddybelmont]

Yeah you got to be on good behavior you don't want to get your whole entire family slaughtered or your town burned down

[@Dotty5m]

That's sad people had to live like that back then

[@nabeelwarsane2594]

@@Rocksteddybelmont Why burned down?

[@kennethjefferson9848]

It was like they were in a tight jacket, the thing about it people are still living like that today.

[@naturalbeauty4734]

​@@Dotty5mTulsa "BLACK" massacre 🙄

[@imetaboyiusedtoknow8308]

I liked seeing the driver giving the stretched out arm signal in advance of stopping. That isn't the standard stop signal but the gestures probably evolved over the years. Manual directional signals before brake lights and blinking turn lights,

[@JasonJason210]

Titanic era...

[@buttarain27]

That little girl at 2:30 in front looks like she's just had it! She's tired of asking, "are we there yet?".

[@damonmelendez856]

No sagging pants crowd

[@user-eb5cb6ud1p]

No blue hair or tattooed body graffiti ...

[@jamesb6080]

Indeed. Nicer city then.

[@Beatrice-ug2hk]

The sagging pants are very nasty looking and low life; indecent dressing exposure, disrespectful. Policemans overlook stopping to arrest them. Back in my day, if the policeman cruising down the street saw anyone dressed like that they would take he/she right away to jail. I grew up in the fifties and sixties, and businesses would not let anyone enter with your hair orange, purple, red, green, and/or your pants sagging. They need to learn how to dress respectfully and learn moral conduct.

[@railfandepotproductions]

​@@user-eb5cb6ud1pno one asked you out of touch nitwit

[@michaelmeyers3664]

Or 500 pound Walmart people!!

[@joeyhuddleston7072]

Fascinating. Such a rich view of a time that is so alien now. Calming too. I with for the beauty of cities to be back. Being surrounded by such conformity and drab architecture must not help with people’s mental health.

[@itslanded]

The flat iron building and Woolworth building are incredible structures. Walks in the parks on Sunday... Fancy hats ... NYC will never be the same. So many unique buildings and people are history.

[@dashriprock5720]

Alien time?

[@JohnSmith-pn4it]

Every frame of this footage could be a painting. Very classy!!

[@dashriprock5720]

That has got to be the most well thought comment I've read. And it's true

[@chouettelouise806]

Les temps ont changé...tellement. la vie était différente, suffit de regarder les personnages...

[@bmikeeu]

People seem more calm relaxed

[@tufftiff9217]

No homeless on the streets. No gangs or drugs rampant. Dressed formally. Seemed peaceful

[@user-eb5cb6ud1p]

There aren't gangs shown in this clip but if you got into the slums they were common. "Gangs of New York" is only part fictional.

[@tufftiff9217]

@user-eb5cb6ud1p good point 👉

[@I_dont_want_an_at]

They fought a massive civil war in their recent history and were about to have world war 1 in a few years. They were living on top of land stolen from first nations who they genocided. they had been enslaving black people in the south of their country not long ago. Women couldn't vote. And the children they raised would do world war 2, and learn to make nukes. They are exactly the people that gave us our messed up world we enjoy today. It comes from them

[@jamesbd45]

Although the guy had lost his leg, he had a very chiseld handsome face!

[@lucymcdee9109]

What's his face got to do with his leg?

[@Galloway278]

@@lucymcdee9109😂😂 I had the same thought. I just woke up and your comment literally made me laugh out loud. I’m wide awake now 😂

[@imanonattorneyspokesperson]

THIS IS SOOO COOL!💯 ...bit before my time but interesting to see early 1900s in color 👍

[@idgaf9333]

i remember these days 😩 ma,pa i miss you 😢

[@layparisss]

Liar !! No one alive remember these days. Way over 100+ years ago

[@idgaf9333]

@@layparisss im 113 years old,im grateful to still have strength and thankful to have lived this long to witness technology and to have learned from my grandchildren on how to use today's technology.

[@layparisss]

@@idgaf9333 after 113 you still must be ignorant with a @ handle name like that LMAOOOOO stop trolling

[@idgaf9333]

@@layparisss my granddaughter made the youtube for me and i found it funny,listen it's ok if you don't believe me it's your right,im just glad to remember my era 🥲

[@GuerreraTemplaria88]

Only babys alive ​@@layparisss

[@victoriamayo5774]

This is so beautiful to me ❤️

[@valerierogers9609]

So peaceful to watch. No rampant noisey trucks, tattoo freaks, neon signs, blaring music, and just local horse and carriage traffic.

[@HoltRichard]

Hey 👋

[@NinaAngelina25]

Beautiful footage!

[@user-zj5xi3bp5e]

U r beautiful.

[@davidgoodman6924]

You'd think things supposed to get better over time. NYC is a cesspool now and I wouldn't step 1 foot there . Shame.

[@johnjones9642]

No traffic laws. Everybody going every which way.😂

[@unicornpoop212]

And they are all dead r.i.p

[@tieashalewis9069]

They still lives

[@jonathancoleman6482]

No they not

[@rose_blue1]

​@@jonathancoleman6482 this was back in 1911

[@deborraholiveri6202]

Too bad that's all you got from this fabulous video. 😮

[@deborraholiveri6202]

​@@rose_blue1and.......????

[@scipioafricanus2]

so much decay in so little historical time. almost impossible to believe.

[@tommcdonough6086]

This wasn't to long ago, time is so sneaky scary fast. The decay is only going to get worse, hope I am wrong. Feel this country is sinking into the abyss.

[@JoshuaDGeis]

@@tommcdonough6086 A sinful nation reaps its' consequences. I pray the citizens of America wake up and turn back to Christ and the natural law which built much this country's law and prerogative.

[@smokyquartz5817]

​@JoshuaDGeis Wow that helped absolutely nothing.

[@JoshuaDGeis]

@@smokyquartz5817 Wrong, prayer is unimaginably critical. You may not grasp that currently, however, that is no excuse to act foolish and mean for literally no reason. Whether you like it or not I hope you have a great day today.

[@smokyquartz5817]

@@JoshuaDGeis Insult insult insult, last attack meant to make yourself feel better. Nothing ever changes.

[@stephaniesanders9296]

Such class is long gone 😔

[@user-ik4bn4nx9h]

Не перестаю смотреть это видео- очень приятно видеть этих людей и одновременно грустно- они уже давно ушли - но они были- жили своей жизнью - и почему-то так хочется туда к ним - к сожалению мы их можем только видеть - спасибо им за то что они были ...

[@kristin.fromNJ]

I wish I could sit down and a conversation with someone from that time. People were so different then.

[@HoltRichard]

Hey 👋

[@TheopolisQSmith]

This is familiar. Did you do this film earlier? Or has another provider also worked on it? Not to detract from your excellent work, just wondering.

[@user-cu1fb6wr1v]

Me quedé maravillada!!! Os lo juro , este año nació mi querida Abuela q ya falleció, y de pequeña me contaba en repetidas ocasiones q nació un año antes del hundimiento del buque más importante de la historia, Titanic, pero es ahora cuando siento la importancia de aquellas plantas😔, yo era adolescente y simplemente escuchaba a mi Abuelita y no vi la importancia que tenían sus palabras y ahora es cuando las valoro pasados más de 40 años ya, por eso les digo a mis hijos y nietos la Importancia !!! De saber escuchar a alguien q estuvo aquí antes q nosotros, eran Tiempos buenos aquellos donde ser correcto era una imprescindible rutina, hoy todo cambió y no para bien, me hubiera gustado vivir en aquel entonces la verdad😊🦋

[@user-cu1fb6wr1v]

👍🏽🦋

[@Gary-oy1ji]

Moments fleeting, gone to soon, Like whispers carried beneath the moon. ........................................... If you step outside, in the middle of a very still night, and you listen very hard, you can still hear they're voices and their music carried ever so gently on an ephemeral wind.

[@obiokoyenelson3760]

And today people in New York are even confused on their gender.. good ol days are gone 😢

[@Ketsumodoki76]

so tragic 😢😢

[@verdeirisado]

Wow! It's amazing! Emotive... Thanks for sharing! I wish I could see the same about my city: Madrid (Spain)

[@NicolasCisnerosa]

Or in mine: Buenos Aires (Argentina) 👉👈

[@ncmcdonnell5486]

Everyone was slim.

[@LuckyK7777]

No everybody wasn’t slim until just 30 years ago! Ever see pictures of some of the former U.S. Presidents like Grover Cleveland, William Taft? One of those guys had to have a special bathtub installed in the Whitehouse for their enormous body!

[@parading_panda1210]

0:32 girl in the front seat looks 4 years old, yet 62 years old, at the same time. 😂

[@KohalaLover]

Hats. 🎩 👒 The clothes were amazing, cotton.,No junky polyester.

[@Somethingisntright64]

Polyester however, revolutionized the garment industry as did synthetics in general. True, back then it was cotton and wool.

[@rickswineberg]

Ironing was big business

[@freespirit21newyork]

I absolutely Love the way they dressed back then. You are able to recognize their gender. They actually took pride in their self-care. And yeah nobody wearing clothing thats 2-3 sizes SMALLER them them. WOW what a breather from the trash that's out there today. 👑🦁

[@leegalen8383]

Wow, this is great! I'm 67 and this was 4 years before my grandma was born!

[@free_audiobooks]

1912 : jeans invented and everything changed 😂

[@tobystamps2920]

They were actually invented before that. Cowboys would use them. It took awhile for them to become popular.

[@user-eb5cb6ud1p]

Levis were first made in *1873.* 15 seconds to find this info.

[@free_audiobooks]

Now a days people aren't meant to understand sarcastic comments

[@user-eb5cb6ud1p]

@@free_audiobooks I've taken to adding "/S". It's really hard to tell sarcasm apart from the piles of comments from TikTokTypes who don't know about anything that happened before 2010.

[@SAr-vc3iw]

​@@user-eb5cb6ud1pmade by Cowboys 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@liannedevries8176]

The driver....smiles and the male passenger in the front ignores him. Sad.

[@tbone1574]

He's a servant of the wealthy...

[@DL-ip4im]

Driver’s got the joy!! 🤩

[@Chris-nn3vu]

das waysis

[@NojoNortu]

He was actually responding to the child in the back

[@GilmarSalvan]

O tempo nessa época passava mais devagar. Como tudo era bonito.

[@jenix102]

2:58 вид на север Манхеттена. Слева Бродвей, справа 5я авеню, ещё правее, за кадром, Мэдисон сквер.

[@amparogonzalez1269]

Beautiful video.

[@Hannah-uc4vb]

These are so awesome. I love how in all of these how a lot of people stare at the camera with curious expressions on their faces like, "Are you actually recording my every movement?" It was so brand to them that they were amazed. It's so cute lol.

[@Mi-vz5sg]

...jak elegancko ubrani,szczupli! A dzisiaj ? Super film😊

[@aurorabuosi8467]

Come porterò sempre nel cuore la mia New York, l'America e tutti gli americani. Thank You !!!!!😊❤❤❤❤❤

[@deborraholiveri6202]

❤

[@aurorabuosi8467]

@@deborraholiveri6202 More Thanks....

[@elielsandoval.author]

Wow everyone seems so aware of their surroundings (no phones), slow walking, happy, what have happened to us? 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@JackAShepherd]

They were not happy! They were just as happy or unhappy as we are! There were plenty of grouchy folks bemoaning the bygone times and whining about the hustle n' bustle of automobiles and street cars, "in my day we road horses," etc.

[@annebouvier13]

It’s so beautiful seeing so many humans walking about looking around.

[@rachida6493]

Merci pour votre travail

[@NarcArtTherapy]

People can say will they will, but I'd happily trade "progress" for being able to go places without a passport and get a job just because you were ready to work.

[@Ticonderoga12]

I dont see one fat person anywhere, 😅

[@Beatrice-ug2hk]

Know one looks bloated in the stomach. Nothing but slim muscles.

[@Ticonderoga12]

@Beatrice-ug2hk mcdonald's wasnt up n runnin yet 😒

[@dtyallen9864]

Average laborers worked 12 day/6 days week at 20 cents an hour. Most jobs were manual labor. No preservatives in food or proper storage for food. Cars were for the rich.

[@770WT]

President Taft

[@duckmercy11]

You rarely see obese people in NYC even today, unless they're visiting from out of town.

[@lisaherrera1285]

Absolutely Beautiful 😍. The streets of New York still busy but not as crowded like what they show us today. Modle T cars 🚗. Horse 🐎 and buggy. People actually walking 🚶‍♂️. Not like today. So fast pace... you got to catch your breath... blessings to everyone in the world. Live in peace and love ❤️.

[@jenkinsheinrich9009]

Hello there my dearest Lisa. How are you doing and where are you watching from?

[@ChrisMathieu83]

Now 12-year-old girls run around wearing practically nothing! Gross

[@tilaman3]

The footage has been restored to perfection looking into the past 113 years that is the past and everyone has passed on.

[@lilabednaya1180]

Poor horses😢😢😢

[@martinsimeonov1563]

Theres a misconception guys. When going out of home, it was mostly necesseary a hesvy attire. At that time having that attire was considered normal, not elegant. When going elegand one would put up a better quality one. And since the were all similar, normally the fabric and colors, as well the brand, were the things that people paid attention to. That way even if two attires were similar,once coul quickly judge wich one was the cheap one

[@sandraa2971]

Now look at it.

[@cristianasaras6898]

This is absolutely beautiful I could watch it on repeat

[@Acryloil]

It was beautiful

[@G3tOnMyLeVel]

Beautiful, as I look with amazement and think of how far we've come, I say those in the future will one day look at as today, and probably say "Wow, look how these people lived back in 2024." However, those souls back then, are us in this future. I just can't accept that when we die that's the end of our soul. I'm just saying, I truly believe we were there...somewhere in our past. It sounds spooky doesn't it? That's just what I feel. 😮

[@n.b1434]

We are so masterfully created by God. He knit us together in our mother's womb. We are that important, and He loves us that much. :) So when we die, that is not the end of our souls. If we accept God and his son Jesus, our souls go to heaven automatically when we die. Heaven is too beautiful to put into words, except it will be unlike anything we have ever seen. Far better than earth. No sadness or tears. No pain, no sorrow. No anxiety or depression. No physical ailments of any kind. Just full of endless joy and laughter. But heaven is only if people accept God and Jesus into their hearts. Otherwise, the alternative is horrific.

[@sallysimpson7]

@@n.b1434 I see why people would want to believe this. No fear of dying. Knowing your "future". Yet, I just won't. It takes strong people to realize that no one knows what happens when we die.

[@skywatch208]

Wonderful to see where we have been however can't see where we are going.

[@ShSt1011]

Society will continue to decline in dignity.