Old World San Francisco

[@pacifistidentitarian549]

I am from Argentina and we kept alot of our old world architecture , its sad America lost most buildings of that nature and replaced with Ugly Modern brutalism , stay strong my brothers .they may break our buildings but not our spirits ,America FIRST !!

[@chadcowan6912]

Brutalist architecture is a direct attempt to dull the spirit of man. This is the true conspiracy.

[@oldworldex]

I've got some amazing pictures from Argentina..truly spectacular!

[@shaundelaney7697]

We've been lied to. As a builder, never known another that could build these? What lumber yard, materials supplier , foreman, architect....? Absolutely we've been played.

[@hassonlee3469]

And you are an builder and even you say they lying.

[@shaundelaney7697]

@@hassonlee3469 absolutely.

[@shebamaree9026]

we have not been lied to! all goes back to babylon.

[@Esthermyrrh]

Yes we are living among the ruins of the Millennial Reign, and you my friends are in Revelation Ch 20

[@truthalways1969]

​@jodiehunter1313 I want to believe that but need more convincing maybe you could direct me in the right direction

[@I_am_Kairos]

Thank you for your work and mentioning me in the description and video! I'm planning a content creator meetup trip to Citadel Alcatraz!

[@oldworldex]

The pleasure is mine!

[@MyDarren13]

Awesome video. Going to SF very soon, and will try to find as many of these buildings as possible. Hope there are no fires or earthquakes!!

[@MtFull]

Thank you! This was an amazing video. You did a great job gathering a huge array of pictures - so many buildings I had never seen before. And I especially loved all the interior pictures of these beautiful places. I’ve lived in the Bay Area all my life and have marveled at the few remaining old world buildings remaining. I love the War Memorial Opera House. Such magnificent beauty and sadness of what’s been destroyed at the same time. Sigh! Across the bay in Oakland there is also a Fox Theatre, built in 1928. It was renovated for concert venues in 2009 and still opened today

[@francoamerican4632]

And the Fox Theatre in Oakland is beautiful, the renovation a success. But don't get balcony seats if you're taller than 5'8" because you literally won't be able to fit into the seats due to the fact that the rows are so narrow.

[@itzakpoelzig330]

Oakland does have many astonishing buildings, especially in the downtown area. I wish one of these alternate history channels would dedicate a video to Oakland. I'd be happy to take pictures to donate to the effort. The Flatiron building at the angle of Broadway and Telegraph is a marvel, and is gorgeously decorated with marble carvings all over the inside. The Scottish Rites Temple also deserves a good looking at. The whole of Lake Merritt is artificial, and some of the gazebos and statues around it are very Old World. The Rose Garden is a thing of beauty, flanked by colonnades and featuring a long descending water feature, reminiscent of ones in Spain or Portugal. The Art Deco buildings in the downtown area have incredible tilework. There's also several huge stone churches that are very old, and seem to have always been much too big for their congregations. There's also an interesting public rose garden in the Berkeley hills, as well as some Old World mansions. Did you know there's a duplicate of a 13th century castle/monastery up there? It's not huge, but it's very beautiful and has a large koi pond. My friend's mom used to work there, so I got to see the inside. It's called Hume Castle. In Berkeley there's also the incredible Temple of Wings, a Greco Roman temple of sorts. And Alameda is the little island that time forgot. Sitting right off the shore of Oakland, it's its own town, and is the namesake for the whole of Alameda County. The high school on Central Avenue has to be seen to be believed. The columns are enormous. Then there's the Twin Towers Church across the street (named that well before 9/11) that used to have plenty of bells. On Park Street, if you keep your eyes open, you'll see Freemason marks on many of the older buildings. The island itself seems to have been "built." It was a marsh, until silt was dredged up from the bottom of the Bay and piled into an island with many artificial lagoons. Now it has a population of about 80,000. The Victorian mansion estates have all been divided up into single family units, but the architecture is still beautiful.

[@BrotherSergeant]

I recently visited San Francisco and New York, and I find it very intriguing the biggest tech companies like Alphabet and Yahoo! occupy some of the oldest architecture in the cities. New world arbiters of old world tech, it seems to me. e: It's giants -- all the way down.

[@WimsK45]

They're calles free masons for a reason

[@lauralauren6432]

In Europe we had zoos, circuses and delphin aquariums. Three headed dragons, Sea men/mermaid fountains. Thank you for awesome photos. San Francisco was demolished by explosives, trucks and wires to pull the walls down and US Navy fired from the harbour. That why we see the same clean streets as in Hiroshima and Nagasaki which were carpetbombed before the said dates. All of Japan.

[@greenman3012]

What the hell happened to our taste in architecture? The cities of this country looked fantastic at the turn of the century. Now it seems like the structures of today are designed in Minecraft

[@queentrinicorn9441]

It was almost like the people who were originally here were skilled, talented, had beautiful taste, and great strength to pull this off. And the ones who invaded wanted all of that for themselves but could never replicate it, try as they might. These explorers and painters even documented who was here themselves- but they don’t teach that in schools. The universities are tied to the royal family bloodlines who fund the governments, the museums, the “research”, the ones who’ve been stealing the bodies, robbing the graves and artifacts then hide their hand. It’s almost like they devised a multi-government plan to wipe them out and take over the buildings (masonry) that they could then claim was…. wait for it….. ”free” 🤥 but clearly it wasn’t, and they would rather steal, kill, lie and cheat instead. So many of the buildings were purposely burnt down. Whole cities flooded. Excavated and built on top of. In Chicago, they painted our Statue of Republic white, said she looked more beautiful vandalized than in her original copper color- then they burnt her to the ground and took over the ancient city. I read the news article from the turn of the century myself (“Statue of the Republic is Burned” Chicago Tribune Aug. 29, 1896, p. 5). It wasn’t “our” style, it was stolen then called a new style, The New World. Now it’s “our” style and they’re trying to bury who they stole it from. We’re tired tbh

[@danielevans3932]

That church on lone mountain is still there. It was originally a sacred heart college, then college for women, and now USF college.

[@beverlypatzke236]

Thanks for another great presentation!

[@timothydillow3160]

I checked out the souvenirs ephemera and memorabilia for the 1915 exposition. 18 million people would have gathered some Clues. What I found was cheap napkin rings, spoons, paper products. Could not find a common item given to everyone. No logos from sponsors on anything, no toys, no cups, food wrappers, hats, pennants, candy bars, photo booth pictures,.. very strange.

[@timothydillow3160]

By 1915 there had been 8 World Series, people were going to Stadiums eating hot dogs, drinking beer, Babe Ruth was a pitcher for the Red Sox, (he was from an orphanage also.) there's no way 18 million people attended. I've been to hundreds of antique, flea markets, etc.. I've never seen anything from that so-called World's Fair.

[@jaybean2436]

Wow! This is off the hook. Thank you.

[@oldworldex]

Glad you like it!

[@Softlife5]

I just jumped into this rabbit hole and I’m now a believer that we been sold a false start. I think there was an ancient civilization with technology before us who were pretty advanced and some event took place to wipe most of them out along with the technology they had and those who stayed had to restart. As for the architecture, I’d take old world over today anytime. Our buildings are so cold and soulless now.

[@josephsoto8294]

If you just think about SF, in terms of geographical location, relative to what is known about Mexico and southward, to many areas of South America, where - even according to the accepted historical narrative - there were many notable population centers, with comparable architecture, for at least 200 years prior to 1849. It's not reasonable to presume that this geographical location - with its large bay and hospitable climate - would not have been claimed, settled/developed much earlier than 1849! The only question in my mind is, who built these old structures?!!

[@chadcowan6912]

Skilled craftsman with a different motivation than money and a broad perception of time. Stone carving and masonry is nearly a lost art. It's hard enough to find a good carpenter today.

[@josephsoto8294]

@@chadcowan6912 well, that's obvious, but I have a hard time attributing that to post 1849 San Franciscans. As well as with so many other places.

[@RebekahCurielAlessi]

Before I finish watching: as a teenager I worked in the Exploratorium - the science museum created by Dr Frank Oppenheimer as a legacy contribution to the world. It was housed in the Palace of Fine Arts, that Grecian looking homage to ruin designed by Bernard Maybeck. Every day I felt sad and happy: that his (Maybeck's) wishes for it to be left to crumble after the '15 World's Fair weren't honored.

[@brian-te4xs]

San Francisco, Salt Lake City, The Erie Canal and Old Maps are the Best !

[@timothydillow3160]

in the early 1820s the Erie Canal all the complicated damns spillways locks Bridges beautiful buildings graded to the perfect angle for 400 miles. I actually had a friend who's a fabricator welder and engineer tell me "they were more creative then ??!" And a whole lot quicker I guess🤣🤣🤣

[@timothydillow3160]

The Wabash system has over 1,000 MI a Waterway

[@brian-te4xs]

Tim, I will check it out thank you.

[@brian-te4xs]

It absolutely fascinating and I am sure stunningly beautiful. To build the canal alone and basically everything from the old world is beyond comprehension if you look at the false narrative per say. To sum it up : We’ve been lied too and that’s damn sure. Take care

[@vapormissile]

The retouched photo problem is creeping me out. Some are obviously on-purpose for entertainment or to make up for limits of the film. But some retouching is obviously intended to hide historical facts, like "construction photos." That airplane at about 5:17 is clearly manipulated, since cameras & film couldn't catch that kind of motion unless it had a MASSIVE flashbulb. So it's intended to be obvious, like a photo-illustration on a cereal box or a funny postcard. But it looks like some really expert work on the picture. It kind of looks legit. I'm sitting here wondering if the photographer maybe DID use a kiloton of flash-powder & have some barnstormer buzz the frame. "This is Maverick requesting a flyby, over."

[@FredMcIntyre]

Remember to smash that 👍🏻 everybody!

[@wapartist]

Your voice kinda has an ASMR quality haha. Do one on Savannah Georgia. Loaded with oldies

[@oldworldex]

Will have a look. ASMR....that's a compliment right?

[@wapartist]

@@oldworldex yes haha, however there is some strange asmr styles out there but its supposed to be relaxing and even hypnotizing sometimes

[@RebekahCurielAlessi]

Agree. I actually find his voice to be very sensual and calming...

[@shazoz77]

Fire and brimstone… brilliant

[@RRB_Golf]

Great work again

[@oldworldex]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@hawaiiguykailua6928]

This is just to get to 34 comments and not "33". I'm certain this will be an epic look at SF! Epic show, that was a real WOW!!! I went and watched the fox theatre closure video and got emotional watching the first strike of the demolition ball. Crime against a living structure imo.

[@Carvello20]

We even need to ask - what kind of workmen actually built these grandesque buildings? Highly skilled stonemasons only. Must have been thousands of them. These things take hundreds of years. Or was it another tech altogether? It's a bit disturbing all of this. We're taught (here in Europe) that we were the old world, not the US. The re-booting of their narrative is a massive deception. We've all been flailing around in almost irrelevant US history (the native Indians, the George Washington era, the rise of immigrants, the Mexican wars, the gold rush, civil rights movement....) meanwhile the real truth has been hidden right in front of our eyes...America was Tartarian too. America was once Russian. Hey - i dont even know your name but thank you for making this research a big part of your life. Spent years being ridiculed for thinking/talking like this, so to find you is essential. This is an amazing channel. This even means that the four industrial ages since 1750 are BS too.

[@oldworldex]

Thank you so much. My name is Chris.

[@Charles-bz5jw]

I live downtown san francisco. You wouldn't believe what it's really like. These pics don't really get the vibe of it.

[@ygagarin5572]

Few of my friends told me their fathers and grandfathers were masons. They had some books they were studying but they never allowed their children to look in them. Actually, the books were under a lock, at all time. And they never shared any information with their children.

[@RedPillDosage]

What's a mason? LoL

[@gulfy09]

High society club..

[@derrickcobb5360]

​@@RedPillDosageUmmm 🤔....A thief 🤭

[@jumpingship3001]

Adult books maybe, just saying.

[@chadcowan6912]

Is sound more like freemasonry than stone masonry. Our currency has been so badly devalued that nobody can afford real stone or masonry anymore. It's hard work but you can leave a lasting mark on history that is worth the efforts of your labor. Just look at the Pyramids.

[@justsayupyours]

According to BEAM’s material these cities were built by foreigners for the benefit of mankind. I think some countries honoured their inheritance while others just sold them off (World Fairs).

[@88detour]

A lot of the ornate materials were mass produced. I think the timeline of construction is technically much longer than one to two years. Most major Cities have done a great job preserving classical architecture. Downtown San Francisco is a prime example.

[@bethmartof1262]

You need to see what they’ve done to Seattle. Not much of the olde world left and definitely, what was there, has been destroyed. It must have been incredibly marvelous in its time.

[@婉兒上官-e4r]

我這邊也是這樣。

[@lauralauren6432]

Our civilisation didnt build all this. That why they DEMOLISHED most of it. The evidence of their lies.. The FOUND it all. There are newspapers from that time when they gave away thousands of these buildings. Carnegie gave away 2000 as "libraries". Repurposed castles.

[@steveodonnell6533]

Awesome Saturday morning tartar sauce 👍

[@irisgreene4175]

If you get any street names or other location identifiers, please include them (I think you do already, just saying)… I already know the pics will be riveting, and I’m excited to check out on my own the “befores” and “afters”. Thank you! I hope you had a great week so far

[@lechatleblanc]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ Love love love this as usual

[@keithferrante6915]

This city is 100's of years old if not 1000 why wouldn't have been they've always had technology what we have is nothing new

[@jabebwell2183]

time stamp 19:28 - very interesting how you can see the energy tower that came up thru the dome (now destroyed) is now exposed.

[@carmenpeters728]

I could have identified some buildings if you included the street name. The Fox theater was torn down in 1966. There was a huge outcry from the public. We didn't want to see it torn down. There's another Fox theater in Oakland California just across the bay from San Francisco . The Saint Francis hotel is still there. Mark Hopkins also had at least one hotel which still exists. The Fairmont hotel is still there. Same building. The homeless survivors post earthquake 1906 relocated to Daly City it's just south of San Francisco. At 25 :08 The red brick building might be the Cannery. Touristy. No longer operating as a cannery. They use to process carp which was as popular as tuna fish is now.. it's near Ghirardelli Square. The pie wedge buildings are called flatiron. The Laguna Honda home is still there . The Emporium is still there. However it's split up into two stores. The building with the pyramidal is the Pyramid building in the financial district. The War memorial Opera House is still there. The Schott tower..2 brothers, one went on to start manufacturing Harley Davidson motorcycle. Schott's is still there. It's a boutique flagship store. There's another one in New York City. They sell leather jackets.

[@erichatschek]

At California and Montgomery streets there is a building that had useable office space after earthquake because of enclosed elevator shafts

[@bethmartof1262]

It was His Kingdom(e) during the Millenial Reign. 😊

[@PureAussiegirl]

Just a suggestion for maybe a show.? I'm watching a travelling show and the man is in The state of New York and is travelling along the erie canel which runs for hundreds of miles/kms and was apparently built in the early 1800s ? Apparently it was used to cross the Atlantic ocean to the great Lakes. Known as the first super highway of the USA. There is a town called Palmyra full of old world buildings which has is the only place in the USA that has 4 churches on 4 cornere each with tall spires. I don't know anything about this place? but I feel there is definitely an interesting story behind it with the canals next to it! I'm Australian so I don't know.?All the other towns nearby are also full of beautiful old buildings A beautiful area. I have also never seen anyone else discuss this area on any of the other channels that I watch. Just a suggestion for a future show if there is anything interesting to find here? Love🩷 all your work and research into and showing the ridiculousness of the lies we have been told by our fake history.

[@oldworldex]

I did an Erie Canal video...will check out Palmyra.

[@PureAussiegirl]

@@oldworldex Didn't realise that you had. I probably wasn't subscribed at that time . I will go back and watch it😊

[@kyddshine]

Rocks, all rocks!

[@ExNewAgeSlave]

4.24 time have you zoomed into this pic?

[@hawaiiguykailua6928]

So that's a big fat no on the wild Wild west narrative. Too bad as it was probably the only time period where you'd get away with whacking the narrators:) oh what could have been🤔

[@redilex4964]

What is the name of the podcaster who covers this over Spaniard guitars.? I like these dives.

[@LarissaLackie]

Timothy Charles Holmseth Reports.

[@crazycat1345]

The Eiffel Tower photo at 28 min. looks like an old oil drilling derrick.

[@bartonpercival3216]

At the 22:20 mark that's Saint Ignatius church on Fulton street with what would become USF University next to it!!!!!! Still standing today in 2024!!!!! 👍

[@chendo627]

we did this yah write

[@elizabethbarclay2518]

I found the narrater's negativity absolutely disgusting-- ignores the earthquake and fire this site should be taken down. He is an absolute crime.

[@williamobrien5122]

Was he negative? He seemed pretty chill. Just a curious guy. I find it fascinating when someone dives deep into the available info and picks it apart. Why does this make you so angry? So “negative”? I don’t think they are going to take KZbin down on account of this btw.

[@justBEingjada]

I have som o May pdf from old world ohio Utah Florida etc and of the Chicago world fair if you would like to take a look at them I’m really ready to start making videos again and I wanted to name my new channel who are we and where are we ❤

[@derrickcobb5360]

Ummm 🤔 you are a UNITED STATES citizen born in AMERICA 🙄.......the question you should ask is "WHO IS THE AMERICAN"

[@excitationofstereocilia2103]

Do it buddy❤

[@TangoCharlieAlpha]

It's St. Ignatius church. It appears that it still stands to this day.

[@MorganFox-y7g]

There's a Fox theater in Tucson Arizona.

[@matguy9245]

And in Oakland

[@Lookbutalsosee360]

How much you wanna bet that these people that we’ve been taught or the Romans or actually the Tartarian Tartarian empire which is why we have this architecture on every single place where people live or have had a population Saint Patty minutes same columns same overall architecture all over the world we’re told the Romans did all kinds of stuff maybe they did do it all! Yeppers , maybe they are the Tartarians ? And everybody else was subjugated by them and things didn’t happen as long ago as we have been left to believe.

[@_sheebie]

😊👍 ❤❤❤

[@deborahdodson9367]

Mr E!

[@DannieRaye1386]

Detroit has a Fox too

[@Sean420-h9k]

Fullerton, CA. Fox Theater.

[@carmenpeters728]

Just a little criticism... structure isn't pronounced shrukchers.

[@oldworldex]

is that a mask around your chin?

[@jenniferott7777]

detroit has a fox theater

[@chadcowan6912]

Before and during the Gold Rush San Francisco was a whaling hub. This would easily account for the city being built-out and well established by 1849. The "environmentally conscientious" city fails to acknowledge this readily.

[@oldworldex]

Easily account for this city being built-out like THIS? REALLY?

[@arg6193]

It may have been whaling, but no need to waste time and money on buildings like this, let alone have the manpower and resources to do so. Delusional!

[@chadcowan6912]

We will never understand the driving factors of Victorian architecture through the bottom-line driven, Brutalist mindset of the modern age. My wife's great grandfather was trained in the old-world art of stone carving. After immigrating to the west coast of the United States, he put his sculpting skills to use on various projects in the Bay Area of California. He was even given a symbolic key to San Francisco for his work on the Pulgas Water Temple. He would likely be insulted if his hard work was written off as the works of others.

[@arg6193]

@@chadcowan6912 that was done in 1934. We are talking earlier time frames and massive elaborate architecture. Highly unlikely done by the same men using horse and buggies of simple means.

[@chadcowan6912]

@@arg6193 I'm on board with other potentials. I'm just saying don't underestimate the money behind whaling and the cognitive systems of a different age. On the other hand a rift in space-time isn't out of the question.

[@allenschmitz9644]

It's a port city of course it's old and smelly.

[@gregorymerritt2528]

It is obvious by watching your videos and others in this research a reset off of history and dates has occurred in the last 300 years. The most amazing thing I Saw was an old film in San Francisco and a building show erected in 895 A.D. Think about that the added 1000 years to the timeline means this is 1023 A.D and what that means

[@richardgoodwin6652]

The entire premise of this channel is scrolling through some vintage photos and illustrations then making some assumptions without doing any actual research. Oh you forgot to suggest aliens built everything 😂

[@RonCobb-co6dr]

How would you have liked to walk over a hill and see that before anyone else had ... what's the word they use, it's not built, FOUNDed. Funny, ain't dey. How'd they hide this chit for a decade or so to have their Chinese Coolies clean up the place.? Heh, wonder if the previous owners / masters left any notes laying around on how to make the toaster work. ?

[@derrickcobb5360]

Well Ron🤔.....we both have the same last name 🙄.....So that means 🤨.....one is born by blood an AMERICAN 🤭.....and the other would be born a United States citizen born in AMERICA 😏....by paperwork 🫣......I know I'm blu blooded American🤷🏿‍♂️...so yes😳....we are still here 💯

[@wiz1341]

Whats the point of the cover up? And, by referring to madrid so often, are implying the Spanish built the old buildings? Why would the Spanish or Mexican government go along with such a cover up..... Especially considering the Mexican/American war. You have given only speculation with no theory of why.

[@oldworldex]

This is a deep rabbit hole that can keep you up at night if you're not ready to consider it. It's all speculation based on what I'm seeing and the given storyline 'history' provides. There's much more material to sift through on my page if you're interested in getting a clearer picture of the theory. I also have recommendations to other researchers in this field..thanks for watching.

[@powersww1reset]

You expect someone who is currently alive, to give you the reasonings of “them/they” for decisions and or plans, that were made over a century or more ago?! Speculation, is the only thing thats true. I hope you understand what I mean by that. Lol, be honest, would you accept any answers of that nature, from anyone at all? And if so, who? And why?

[@bridgettadirahmagee148]

one of the synagogues got me to thinking of one in New Orleans Anshe Sehard and Touro .. .. another tid bit Jews are the VERY BEST at record keeping.. I'm thinking of checking out who the architects are said to be.. remember one of the incrowd of Richardson who went to school in Paris... is from nola .. forgot his name..lol

[@RichardKeysoftware]

Bet you didnt live much more after you went to the sanitarium

[@billysgarden-u9s]

that buildings name is the Old Spanish Mission up on 63rd and Turd Avenue made in 6 months in 1859. Cost was stated to be 15000$ LOL