Old World Ann Arbor, Michigan

[@corkygoss7403]

Happy to drop a comment, as you unleashed many fond memories of A2. From jaunts in to visit from the north where I lived in Waterford, MI, to actually attending UM and getting an MFA. I transferred there to be with my 9th grade GF, and we got married nearby. We loved the town, had a total BLAST, but saw it getting busier and crazier. Happily relocated out to Syracuse, NY and had a family and settled down. The UM degree and experience set it all in motion. Thank you for this trip down memory lane. An astonishing place, and now I see why. This show helps. I can now see much, much more about that place, and this realm that we all reside in, for our brief period on the planet. Well done, good sir! Peace Cheers Onward.

[@Hermetic_Truths]

This channel is an absolute gem and anyone that gets the privilege of watching these videos should feel blessed. Keep up the good work brother!

[@oldworldex]

Wow, thank you!

[@casondraward8337]

I graduated from Ann Arbor public school (1988) and have always loved the architecture. Best part of A2. My first video of yours. Looking forward to watching them all.

[@oldworldex]

Very cool!

[@hackinggeopolitics782]

That is mental. I can't believe how well they kept this shit hushed up. That building at 7:22 is a dead ringinger for the tower of london - Norman Tudor - which means built 11th century, topped out 15th. Crazy stuff.

[@larrystrick1862]

At least 1,999 years old, guess.

[@johnwebster3072]

My mom grew up there & remembered many of those places. Brought back many good memories. She couldnt see the video unfortunately.

[@laeverhart]

the big library you showed in the opening is absolutely stunning, especially the interior. Ann Arbor is full of old world, drop dead gorgeous houses too, surrounding the university. Also check out Fordson Highschool in Dearborn MI, on outskirts of Detroit. The Henry Ford Estate in Dearborn might be old world too. Eloise, the Wayne County insane asylum ,which must have been in the middle of nowhere when it was built. And I'd love to see something on the Detroit Institute of Arts (DIA) which I believe is also Tartarian... I've only ever seen the Old DIA shown on these sorts of videos, which I believe is gone now. Thank you so much for all your hard work.

[@oldworldex]

It's amazing how we begin to recognize the old world. Seems to stimulate a memory or a feeling...thanks for your comment!

[@PhantomOfThePsy-Opera]

I am fascinated with Detroit...so pretty, but so run down.....seems as if the entire town has an enchanted/haunted feel to it

[@kramerne86]

The pipe organ at Hill Auditorium was and is used for zoo and orchestral concerts. It is considered one of the best organs in the country. The console (key/pedal board) is stored under the stage and is raised by a hydraulic lift through a trap door. It takes over an hour to fill the column of water to bring the console to stage level.

[@mitercut]

My town, my whole life. Great Grandpa was a florist and black smith, he helped build the Law Quad.

[@-The.Dirt.Farm-]

New subscriber, longtime viewer. Hindsight- When I was little I remember almost daily being dumbstruck by the way educators answered the most innocent & genuine of questions from my inquisitive classmates. As if to tell the rest of us aloud that there's nothing to see here. Love your work man.

[@oldworldex]

Thank you

[@ishko108]

That Michigan/Cambridge comparison at the start was really cool. So effective.

[@mzzlplxx]

Never ceases to amaze me how everybody be dress so similarly and generic and look like the same extras reoccurring in different scenes, it's real eerie like the same persons doing everyone's War Drobe.

[@larrystrick1862]

Free clothes, buildings, and tech.

[@skypilotrg]

Ann Arbor is a gem. I'm from Jackson Michigan, which is 35 miles west of A.A. During the pre and post 20th century, Jackson's population was quite a bit larger than Ann Arbors. Jackson was a wealthy industrial town and also had and still has a large amount of old world architecture with many beautiful, impossible built structures. There are also many great mansions that have survived. Cascades falls is a massive man made water fall that was supposedly modeled after a man made water falls/fountain in Spain. We were the center of railway commerce, handling almost 50 passenger trains daily coming and going. We still have one remaining old world theater downtown that is currently being restored to its original glory. The downtown region is a church extravaganza. We still have our original Carnegie library as well. I know its a stretch what with so many towns and cities to cover but it would be great to see you do a feature on Jackson. Thanks for this channel. You're doing a bang up job.

[@oldworldex]

Thank you!

[@TL-ch9hj]

My best friend is from Jackson so I usually get back there about once every year to visit. So true what you mentioned about that area. I'm originally from Ypsi & Manchester. Love it back there!

[@MrSnoomun1983]

Nicely done. Your video got me thinking about my Alma mater Illinois and about land grant universities. Especially the ones "founded" in 1862. U of I, purdue, and u of c Berkley all have massive underground libraries. I wonder if there are more within that group. And the fact that most of these land grant universities were located in the literal middle of nowhere in 1862 and didn't have access readily available to create these massive buildings. My mind is just racing and itching to start digging on this. Keep it up!

[@allenschmitz9644]

OSU 1873 land grant and boy howdy the Buildings all ready on the land.

[@matthewpohlman]

1862. There wasn't a Civil War going on or anything. Plenty of resources to build those schools.

[@MrSnoomun1983]

@matthewpohlman the civil war was key to this passing as southern states prevented it prior to secession. They didn't think the federal government should be involved in education. Now with open eyes, my limited knowledge of the land grant system and how the original plan was to found a government run higher education system open to everyone under the guise of the three main subject focuses of military, mechanical, and agricultural teaching specifically targeting the general populous including women, all of which were really taking off at the exact same time as the explosion of the world's fairs is not a coincidence. It doesn't take a conspiracy theorist to see how all of these events are easily connected in plain sight. The Rabbit hole of manipulation is deep and I am so looking forward to diving in.

[@lightwavz]

I can't even mention the name of my land grant university because of "The Algorithm" of what occurred there. But heck yeah, those buildings were always there with some extra coliseum shaped buildings thrown in for good measure. And it is on an ancient fault line up the east coast with granite and all the other accouterments. I am looking forward to knowing when the knowing comes.

[@lightwavz]

I literally grew up on the campus of a U. S. land grant university with this exact type of arcitecture. Old and new set side by side. It was isolated, in the mountains, and had an otherworldly feel that drew me in. It was rumored to have an exclusive quarry (which was staged but never used that I saw). Kind of reminded me of the "Breaking Away" mythos. Luckily, I bounced out of it's orbit. But I will never forgive nor forget the lies of omission of what it was and why it was there. Strangely, I live near Ann Arbor now and it is one weird vortex that reminds me of home but in the worst ways. Never in a hurry to visit, even for the architecture.

[@annanirathsi1111]

Love it! Your videos are my favorite of this genre. Your voice and commentary are super relaxing.

[@oldworldex]

Wow thank you so much you're very kind.

[@Restitutor_Orbis_214]

It is so funny how different these states feel when you drive through them. There was a lot of effort put into shutting down this town it seems. Another magnificent exploration OWE!

[@steveodonnell6533]

I'd love a round table episode with you 2 and Jon Levi

[@oldworldex]

Could probably make another chat with Aurelian happen, getting Jon in on that might be a stretch. That being said, if Jon happens to see this (lol) I have the utmost respect for him and would jump at the opportunity.

[@steveodonnell6533]

@@oldworldex Chris your research is stellar... I'm a finish carpenter like yourself, and to anyone who works with tools the narrative is laughable. Like the arrow on a Fed Ex truck, once you see it it is all you see.

[@Restitutor_Orbis_214]

@@oldworldex No reluctance here to do so!

[@Dogba-nt6xl]

Thank you for your channel. I always wondered where all these construction companies went. Or why we never hear of a household name in construction history.

[@Effin_the_Chat]

I used to go to Ann Arbor all the time. I wish I had eyes to see, instead of just assuming and taking for granted. My heart feels horrible when I see pictures of the Chicago world's fair, knowing that itwas painted to look fake, in order t destroy the memory of a civilazition that we were only meant to immitate a bit before being led to think it was impossible.

[@Natethagr88]

Michigan is a goldmine . All the suburbs. Surrounding Detroit are 🔥 so much to see

[@cmthomas07]

Detroit here 🙋‍♀️

[@Natethagr88]

@@cmthomas07 Redford here

[@Uncle-LeRoy]

Being from Michigan I can tell by the foliage. Now I want to go check stuff like this out.

[@jasonlamberth414]

We are living in a world of educated darkness. Great video!

[@oldworldex]

Thanks Jason.

[@NewWestReset]

Hiya OWE. The only thing I knew about Ann Arbor was it's big blues festival. Incredible structures for a city that size. The old U of M library @30:17 looks just like the church @33:40. Outstanding! Thanks bud. Cheers!

[@debpatriot9557]

and,.,..,not just the dates of all the supposed building times,.,.,,it was almost universally being done at the same time EVERYWHERE! More miracle builders than humans?!

[@juliesunshine333]

I live 20 miles south of Ann Arbor in Milan, MI.. I loved this video! I’m going to have to go exploring as soon as possible. I especially enjoyed looking at all the amazing churches and am extremely curious to know what they look like inside. You have to know something about college towns. The students aren’t counted in the official population count. They aren’t full time citizens here. I assure you, there are so many of them that the population nearly doubles during the time that school is in session. Nowdaze, it feels like there’s never a time the young folks aren’t out numbering the locals. They stand out. I used to enjoy going to AA on the weekends and hanging out where the young folks did ( I was younger then as well ), but they’ve changed. They are mostly brainwashed into believing all the Marxist BS that’s fed to them by their professors. It’s a crying shame. One of the last buildings you showed is named the Yost Field House. HUGE, gorgeous building that was used to do all manner of sports inside in all sorts of weather. You asked about Michigan winters. They suck HARD! I don’t want to move. It gets cold enough to instantly freeze the boogers in your nose! Summers are hot and muggy. Spring and autumn are divine! Thank you so much for the eye candy. I love your videos. You’ve got a nice way of stating the obvious without sounding like a paranoid or a cranky old man. Much appreciated.

[@TL-ch9hj]

My sister lives in Milan so I try to get back there about once each year to visit her. We're originally from Ypsi and Manchester. I met another explorer of Tartarian architecture that lives there in Milan too when I was there a couple years ago. Such a small world!💫

[@Billygoat710]

22:00 What. In. The. Heck. is that?? The stance of the guy in back, the 2 others with the one leg lurching forward as if to step, but obviously they aren’t supposed to be moving but posing(it seems). Almost like the weird oddities of limbs as with the A.I. art. Or maybe just straight up weird dudes. In any case, as you said, “cheer up bud”! Lol

[@woowutank5576]

In ann arbor michigan on main street and liberty they dug up a large brick arch. Had no clue and buried it up again. If you go to Roots bar in ann arbor off main street you can see how it would be the same large brick tunnel connection that is under ground and is blocked off with new brick less skillfully put in

[@murphyjulian7393]

Thank you for this info, hoping to see this next weekend

[@1ANY421TURF]

Kalamazoo Michigan would be an ideal place to look at while your at it just moved here and been gathering content

[@pcguy4648]

You only need to "educate" one generation of the history... they will pass their word down and we will trust in it..... the rest is history!

[@00leaveralone]

I live nearby. You inspired me to go check it out. Thank you Sir! God bless…

[@oldworldex]

Thank you god bless!

[@truthtoad]

The depression was a real boom for the economy apparently. Those standing in the bread lines must have been disqualified from employment for some other reasons. The occupational therapy produced magificent works like these but for some reason we lost all the craftsmanship, At the same time they were banning cannabis use...

[@oldworldex]

Interesting correlation can't believe I missed that connection. Harry Ainslinger 1937 I believe was the big push.

[@truthtoad]

​@@oldworldex it started with the Harrison Narcotic Tax Act in 1914, curiously close to when the eductaion system was being reformed 'worldwide'.

[@iammrpete]

Makes me wonder how this would go over if presented to young minds , like High schools , asking them who done it 😮 challenging them to wake up and realize they are being lied to on a massive scale that will destroy their eternal existence .

[@ishko108]

nothing can destroy your eternal existence... just your temporary one. and it's always good if illusions about one's own history and identity are destroyed.

[@debpatriot9557]

Thank you for all this. I would enjoy one on Norfolk ,Virginia ,,Chesapeake and Portsmouth area. as well as Portsmouth,NH.

[@lightwavz]

Norfolk has LOTS of secrets. I lived in a Tartarian mansion there without knowing it. Try changing a light bulb in a 14 foot ceiling!

[@armensaakov8774]

Thank you (from A2 resident for last 25 years)

[@ColdSteel-dz3pf]

I lived in A2 prior to moving to Louisville. I’m forever home sick and remember when I lived there thinking shit was adding up with the architecture

[@bulkathos154]

It’s all going to be revealed.

[@dankoston2904]

I know all about Michigan Winters because it's the same way where I grew up in Painesville, Ohio. Snow up to your waist. Gwinnett when comes across 50 mi of ice on lake Erie and hits you you know you're cold to the bone marrow. Just like Michigan. I spent the winter in boot camp in Great lakes Illinois. The base is right on the shore of lake Michigan.

[@andreajanota6258]

Thank you for sharing. I’m actually related to mayor Samuel Eldersveld so we have family ties to there

[@howardharrisonphotosforever]

Love your vids! Living here in south Mississippi not much in the way of "old world" buildings. Would happen to know who built all the "strange" canals in southeast Manitoba above Winnipeg?

[@alloveradventures3347]

Great Content Sir. I would love to get in contact with you to share some content about the West Coast and Interior. Cheers!

[@oldworldex]

Email me [e-mail]

[@ireen1962]

So much windows half underground. Hard and wet winters I quess ...... not logical

[@Pistolita221]

Ann Arbor's soil is mostly clay and the land is very hilly, so it drains very well, not much flooding in most areas.

[@hawaiiguykailua6928]

Step right up and get em while they're hot!!! We got yer Courthouses, Capitols, and Blind schools on special this week only! Sorry we're all out of Asylums and Water towers this week folks, we expect more next Mule delivery though:)

[@pcguy4648]

Random thought, but still in context perhaps... we have so much media (photos, postcards, some early motion film) and stories (written history or not), but we're always focusing on whats there! If there is truth in "this-story'.... how much has been lost?

[@oldworldex]

It's a great question and vast to ponder on...

[@cynthiaklippel2550]

Why why why the lies…thank you for your valuable work!!❤️👍

[@susanwesterfield6953]

Hello Chris! Hello everyone!!

[@pauljohnstone8989]

Same architecture here in the golden horshoe

[@cathychilders5109]

UM looks older than Cambridge.

[@nocensors]

Another great video.

[@oldworldex]

I appreciate that

[@RonCobb-co6dr]

Both are probably more like 8 or 900 years old, if not considerably more. We still haven't put a foot down as to " when " and by " who " exactly these structures were built. And since " time " is a stumbling block at this point, pick your favorite point in ... linear time and run it into the ground. Myself, I think we are looking at the structures that the masters " Yeshua's followers " in Revelation, manifested, used, and then when they did their ass-ention they left the buildings here for us to play with at some point in time. I just want to know, if I went back to say 846 or j846, would the buildings be there.? And would the people be there? Or has a sub reality been some how dropped in our laps.

[@JamieCrain5349]

WoW

[@allenschmitz9644]

You confuse 19th and 20th century structures as being somthing other than old money pits and outmoded.

[@oldworldex]

Do I though?

[@lechatleblanc]

wow❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@Homeopath6]

No way is the best place

[@wolver73]

You love being dismissive.