ST LOUIS WORLD FAIR 1904

[@mangobearcat777]

I'm in the wrong century. I would've LOVED to go to that Fair! The finery, the exquisite displays. The black & white pictures undoubtedly do not do justice to the grandeur of that Fair!

[@KcMcclary]

There's supposed to be one in 2027 mayhaps u can go to that one although I'm not sure it'll have the same creepy sense of mystery as these old ones.

[@tontosilver6578]

Me too... You can say that again! lol 🤣

[@musico.andy.777]

What a Time Machine!! Thank u for posting this!

[@JohnSmith-cf4gn]

Notice the quality of the buildings back then?? The attention to detail??

[@Americansikkunt]

It almost doesn’t make sense….

[@chadsmith9218]

These buildings are from the old world and were all over the world. No one questions why they were all torn down.... they caused to many questions to be asked so they had to go. The same architecture was used around the world all with extreme detail but it’s all been erased.

[@leroybrown505]

@@chadsmith9218 Tartarian world, pre flood area i think.

[@DTR89]

Aliens built it

[@nicktamer4969]

@@chadsmith9218 Gogol

[@maksymilian1590]

Piękny świat! Aż trudno uwierzyć, że został zniszczony. Jesteśmy nieustannie oszukiwani i ograbiani w związku z energią elektryczną...

[@aliciacarter2443]

It most definitely was destroyed to play the role of the US corporations narrative

[@batoulbaterdouk4604]

My goodness gracious! They tore all that down!

[@chrismudd9342]

I grew up within just a few city blocks of all of that 60 years later. it is astounding to see how much there was and how little remained after it was over.

[@WhiteyW]

Every worlds fair that was hosted was destroyed.

[@grantrodgers2470]

Those where the buildings of the old world before the reset ..sleep well

[@phoenixophury]

@@grantrodgers2470 no reset buddy

[@grantrodgers2470]

@@phoenixophury the reset was the Great Flood about 4000 years ago.....buddy.

[@phoenixophury]

@@grantrodgers2470 the only one I can find of that is the Chinese flood 4000 years ago during the Xia dynasty. That’s not tartaria nor did it effect other countries and continents.

[@leroybrown505]

Wow what a great presentation. Way to mix a journal entry with the sites they saw. Marvelous

[@exposingtruth9642]

This is just incredible.

[@NorAnon]

That was beautifully done! I love the pictures of the pavilions matching up with her trip! I looked on google, and it looks like there are only a couple of buildings left. The fine arts museum and the historical society. There are a few buildings beyond the immediate park, that I suspect may have been in the fair… and now, there is a golf course, where they probably buried all of the demolishioned buildings! And people believe, when the establishment tells us, that all of that, was was not only temporary, but that it was all done with horse and buggy?! We inherited those buildings, then the globalists flaunted the previous civilization, then they tore it all down! Keeping the information of those civilizations hidden, in their brotherhood societies….🙏🏻💕

[@joplin8433]

Ever heard of trains? How about Cars? Steam shovels? Cranes? All of these things existed in 1904.

[@deanc.5984]

NO WAY THEY BUILT THIS IN UNDER 2YRS USING HORSE AND BUGGIES JUST TO DESTROY IT ALL A FEW MO THS LATER!

[@phoenixophury]

Yep that’s what happened. You do realize cranes have existed for hundreds of years right? Before the industrial revolution

[@-oiiio-3993]

Yes, it was, stop shouting you lunatic.

[@joplin8433]

"USING HORSE AND BUGGIES" Umm, ever heard of trains? How about Cars? Steam shovels? Cranes? Of course you haven't, you believe in fairy tales that were created by a pseudo intellectual.

[@버돈펭]

Actually, They didn't build them. ONLY They just destroy them. ALL FAKE. I THINK 99% OF WORLD HISTORY IS FAKE BUT 1% IS TRUTH. WE MUST UNDERSTAND WHY THERE IS NO CONSTRUCTION PHOTOGRAPHY.

[@dawnfrey7383]

@@joplin8433why do you got to down grade someone?How the f do you no how they were built .We are going backwards in technology .No one builds like that ,what a shame.

[@bkendall41]

The building materials used were to last only about 2 years. One of the Washington University buildings is also from the fair. Glad you enjoyed it.

[@richard1849]

and yet still standing.. how odd?

[@justinzeid212]

@@richard1849 The Washington University buildings were built for Wash U's new campus and leased to the fair. The only building build specifically for the fair that was to be permanent was the Palace of Fine Arts (today the St. Louis Art Museum). While most of the buildings were of a material called "staff" (mixture of plaster and hemp fibers) on a wood frame, the Palace of Fine Arts was built with concrete on a steel frame as it was a permanent building.

[@richard1849]

@@justinzeid212 Thank you for responding, I meant that in jest but. Okay... I've been to Wash U and in fact went to S.A.I.C. And that building, they say is a remanent of the fair. I can tell you there is no hemp, fiber or anything glass like et al. At all, it is one of the most solid structures Ive ever been in. Peace.

[@shawneedalegrimm9728]

I can't express how much I enjoyed that! Thank you!

[@dennykempen1]

Correction : the dinosaur exhibit was not in the Education palace. It was in the U.S. Government building . Run by the Smithsonian in D.C.

[@Rescue162]

They need to make a movie featuring the 1904 St. Louis World's Fair as a venue. Similar to Titanic.

[@Owlzindabarn]

You've never seen "Meet Me in St. Louis?"

[@nimblejack]

Were these buildings temporary. They appear to be very well made and ornamented too. Why were these sites destroyed??

[@bkendall41]

They used materials that would only last around 2 years.

[@tontosilver6578]

Simply remarkable and twice of that in Chicago, 1893 👍🏻

[@BONNYRIGG]

Very well done presentation!

[@WhiteyW]

All of these buildings are said to have been built from wood and plaster. All were destroyed but one. I just want to know where the site is that holds the reminisce of this 2 year build.

[@bkendall41]

Forest Park

[@WhiteyW]

@@bkendall41 Thanks

[@SoCalUrbex74]

Amazing !

[@bkendall41]

Thanks!

[@snackmosk13]

where did all of this go?

[@jessenetana7262]

It was all demolished

[@JohnSmith-cf4gn]

To yesteryear, days long gone.

[@good1day726]

collective memory went into the resets, so people have to ask this question (if they even see the pictures, oh that's us, uh oh).

[@buzznitnation1305]

yall know too much... lol

[@phoenixophury]

@@good1day726 he’s asking the question because he wasn’t born back then, not because his memory was erased

[@fernandomedina2249]

Hay algo muy misterioso escondido en estos edificios....

[@GannonLee]

Es triste que nunca vamos a saber que sucedío de verdad

[@kathymccarthy3494]

Thanks for the share. Very interesting. How long did it take to set this up? Google here I come!

[@bkendall41]

About a month.

[@missunderstood6862]

@@bkendall41 what?? 😄😄

[@ksk6698]

Do you guys know the dark side of this Expos?

[@akuamasteroftheelements]

???

[@TruePatriotKimmie1982]

The orphan trains!🥺

[@FirstHolyGrandsonofHeaven926]

Did you know the Garden of Eden is in Missouri? New Jerusalem.

[@donjames1903]

Wow , how can all that be real in the same place ,

[@StlSinger]

People with horse and buggy built this? Then they decided to destroy it? What were told is BS. Great video btw

[@joplin8433]

Ever heard of trains? How about Cars? Steam shovels? Cranes? All of these things existed in 1904.

[@TrueLoveNetwork]

Steam shovels and cranes? They would bring in tons and tons of heavy equipment to build cardboard buildings? You're contradicting yourself.

[@StlSinger]

@@TrueLoveNetwork how about machu pichu?

[@joplin8433]

@@TrueLoveNetwork Just proving that the "horse and buggy" line that you lot like to parrot is completely false, showing that most of you have an insignificant grasp on history. So, does this mean that you think that they were temporary buildings? Because they didn't use any of the above (except for maybe trains to bring in materials and autobuses to transport workers.)

[@MegaDubrock]

@@TrueLoveNetwork Steam shovels aren't even that good. Theres no way this was made in only 2 years by people of that time period

[@rustyshackleford6637]

Good God damn this is lit

[@jayleslie5081]

yeah it was titanic!

[@gradyseasons8800]

The amount of sheep in the comments

[@aliciacarter2443]

The new world 🤔🤨

[@beachlife432]

6 months after the exhibit ended they done blew this place to smithereens hahaha. The masses don't care just dumbed down spinning on their new space ball world hahaha

[@SIDtheSQUID18]

human zoo

[@joplin8433]

It's so funny when people claim these buildings were already there because they couldn't believe that they were constructed in just 2 years while simultaneously believing that all of these massive structures could have been excavated (all without damaging them) within that time. And they call others brainwashed. 😂

[@bankerche]

You can believe in what you want.

[@jackspratt4343]

All that chicken wire & paper mache. Wow !!!!!!!!!!!!

[@jjjones8797]

Hope it didn’t rain much that year

[@jongalt6837]

Or had winter during the construction..

[@hououinkyouma3864]

@@jjjones8797 STOP ASKING QUESTION AND JUST CONSOOM THE OFFICAL HISTORY

[@edrarsosa5383]

Bill may I get an email address to ask you something

[@billkendall8195]

Most of the buildings were constructed to only last 2 years.

[@lucas73628]

these buildings were found and destroyed to brainwash people about what our history really is

[@rodimusprime9599]

@@lucas73628 yes

[@vk6832]

And I've got a bridge to sell you

[@1904ckoehler]

@@lucas73628 Those huge beautiful buildings were meant to be temporary and were almost all made out of staff ( a mixture of plaster and fibrous material like hemp) that would b quickly molded and carved over a framework of long-leaf pine and roofing paper. This fact is documented in numerous photos and first-hand recorded accounts from the men who built them. I have taught a tour-course on the 1904 World's Fair for St. Louis Community College for over 35 years and had an opportunity to interview 37 people who attended the 1904 World's Fair as part of a video documentary I co-produced. One of the men I interviewed talked about working on the buildings so I heard it first-hand from him and others. Spend some time doing REAL research and don't believe the made-up conspiracy theories that have no basis in reality.

[@00AaOw11]

@@1904ckoehler you sound like you know a lot about building construction. you wouldn't happen to be a mason would you?