The Definitive Old World Architecture Photographic Collection (500+ Images) Do You See What I See?

Howdy. Today I’d like to welcome you to the Old World through what I consider to be my most definitive collection of Old World photographs on KZbin. In this compilation we will look at over 500 unique, rare, and seldom seen photographs.
This includes photochrome, or hand colored pre-1900 images, stereoscope or stereo photographs (a form of Old World “3-D”), as well as the finest and most detailed photographs I’ve gathered over the last three years of research. Our focus here is architecture, so while we will see other anomalies of the Old World, the basis for this video is the unifying architecture found worldwide.
We will look at the oldest images of the oldest buildings from all corners of the earth. Please take time to share which photographs stood out to you the most, leave any thoughts and ideas in the comments down below, and be sure to like and subscribe to help support the channel. Enjoy!
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[@BeautifulLife000H]

Knowing what I know now about the resets. (Archaix) I know that classical music was from a different civilization. When I listen to it now, it is a language. Each note, each combination of notes tells me a story about human thoughts and emotions. I feel my being understanding and feeling each sound. Classical music, to me, has become like reading a book. I'm not a musical person. It's the knowledge that you bring that has changed my perspective on this environment.

[@Couldbeme1000]

PTB changed the hertz we listen to.

[@rumfordc]

@@Couldbeme1000 what is PTB?

[@kya9895]

​@@rumfordc "Powers That Be"

[@Couldbeme1000]

@@rumfordc Powers-that-be

[@rumfordc]

@@kya9895 @Shell Campbell oh should have guessed that one. thanks guys.

[@CarAhvvahk]

Keep producing the magnificent structure of our world

[@FtHoodSRP]

We unite again. I call it a United State of mind, folks are seeing the benefits of work in unity across many spheres, research and organized efforts. Thank you for your work.

[@PollyHistor]

Jarid, you always do an incredible job with your videos! I'm an avid, long-time fan (even though I seldom comment.) I feel like your pictures speak for themselves, so there isn't anything else for me to add. I wanted to give a shout-out of thanks to you, of course, but also to the musicians who produce the musical scores to accompany the images you present. They do a magnificent job and it lends a perfect blend to be both captivating, yet peaceful. Thanks to all of you, I really enjoy these presentations! Excellent work! 💕

[@Drumsticksmcgee]

Obviously history was rewritten, plain and simple.

[@flatearthsteve]

we can see it even today. china would see anything from america as lies, and vice versa. so imagine how it is with history ... if we ponder a different narrative they call us conspiracy theorists.

[@flatearthsteve]

even today. the history wlil say theree was a pandemic and faucci and gates saved us all. lol

[@TheCubicleReview2]

@@flatearthsteve Trump did. Trump made the vaccine through operation warpseed. He took it and says its safe. Tri\ump appointed Fauci and did not fire him. Its trump. The great deceiver. He fooled you and all conservative media.

[@earlysda]

No, it's just that most people are brainwashed with Evolution, and can't fathom that their great grandparents were so smart and industrious.

[@lostknowledge1709]

His-tory is not Our-story.

[@mommyharris1111]

I have these buildings in my very small town in central Florida. Some of them were used by the OLD Quakers that came here when the Native Americans were living here. One place that was “founded” has been a private incorporated place where a guard works 24/7 to keep people out, it’s gated and blocked by trees. Many 1% people have homes there. The place is called mountain lake estates and there was a restaurant called chalet Suzanne. It had an airstrip. I know that many of these houses originally did not have a kitchen in them, and they used a communal dining place on premises. The original owner was German but it was ununified Germany then. There’s also a place called Bok Tower Gardens that’s built on the highest elevation point in the state. There’s a lot to be unraveled about the person who I’m going to say, assembled the tower because it was not built brick by brick. Dixie Walesbuilt hotel and half my towns historic area. You just can’t unsee it. Every private university and college in Florida. Look at Ringling in Sarasota.

[@nigelbarker4135]

Magnificent! You need to put all these stupendous images of architecture in a book so we can look at them anytime at our leisure. Also one on infrastructure of beauty eg tunnels, vaults, crypts, viaducts etc. Your work in revealing these unseen images are a joy to the eye. Well done👍👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@TheGlassasylum]

@ 13:35 The Hotel 'Del Coronado' on 'North Island' ... in the Bay of San Diego California. This Hotel is constructed with Wood ! It is beautiful ! It is painted white. The roofs are Red. It's popular in December as they decorate a large Christmas Tree inside the Loby. We dress up nice and go for Cocktails in the Evening !

[@jacoblaw3534]

Love your work and only suggestion is wishing all the pictures had a location ❤

[@patriciajrs46]

That's what I was thinking.

[@mirandasussholz5708]

Danke für die Sensationelle Darstellung der Alten Welt, die darlegt wie Damals hochwertige Bauten erstellt wurden , die Wir In unserer Zeit niemals aufbauen könnten . Macht weiter so und bringt mehr davon.

[@tonyeff4447]

It's funny because the older the building, the more advanced it is

[@KisheaCrowl]

Now ask why the sudden stop change and all around the same time.

[@SaturnRising369]

Amazing. I’m blown away by these photos of the past. Cool background tunes too

[@steverads8816]

Totally blown away with these special pics Jarid, which no doubt have been hidden deeply in internet vaults, just like smithsonian relics. These old world antiquitec roof buildings were partly reason for bomber harris's destruction of old world Germany/Austria. The harmonisers on the roofs are oblivious as are the towers with winding stairs which are obviously air-port arrival/departure for electromagnetic zepplins (Not just a ballon) 10/10 mate.

[@WilliamRossReinhardt]

You've become a master of old world evidence and the music is great!

[@laurah1020]

Thank you for that awesome compilation! Really enjoy your work...newly subscribed!

[@11mr.niceguy11]

For some reason these pictures make me feel very sad. Like Im missing something I knew but have no recollection of. Old buildings and smells do this to me as well. It makes my heart ache and feel empty. For what or why I do not know. Rather strange.

[@newfic2290]

Тоже самое!

[@taleandclawrock2606]

I feel the same. Something lost, through war or cataclysm...noone who built such masterpieces would willingly abandon such valuble resources.

[@calebfleming1607]

I feel this all the time too. I’ve felt it since I was very young. It feels like something has been robbed from humanity, though the majority do not know what.

[@pietro4772]

​​@@taleandclawrock2606 Perhaps it was the end of the 1000 year reign of Christ Jesus on Earth. Only a united people under Christ could have built those magnificent buildings all over Earth. The buildings exude divinity. If correct, that would mean we are living in the "short season" whereby lucıfer has been released on Earth. WW1 and WW2, the "fires" the devastation and the general worldwide degeneracy leads me to believe we are indeed in "the short season"

[@jikwan88]

you outdone yourself with this one. Good work. Nice music too

[@ryansnustad9133]

You are the man. This content is so cool. We love it!

[@NatiF]

First time I see your video and after few secs i subscribe and aktivate bell for all new stuff. God bless you and your projects. Gretz from Germany 🇩🇪

[@yonsai2702]

You made it! Thanks brother!

[@mandelbrot2232]

I do love it 🤩 you could also make a video about Gothic architecture which spread from France through whole Europe 🤗

[@danmarsh2011]

I thank you for your time and money you have spent on this subject

[@Hippida]

What I like most about these videos, is when you can see the 1900 constructions of the time, beside the much older constructs.

[@teresitastidem2846]

I also want to use the word that has been used but I Also thought of. MAGNIFICENT...the structures are just that. I still don't understand EXACTLY what happened and the dates. But this sucks, to see such devastation. Thank you for showing so many wonderful historical pics.

[@gregfitton5512]

As someone who worked with stone for many years, i cannot fathom the understanding that went with the synthesis of art and structural form in these buildings, so many elevated with view of all approaches and lines of defensible fallback positions. The size and scope is in of itself breathtaking. The purpose of many features lost to our perception.

[@hautencouleurs]

thanks a lot for this video in particular at this particular moment in time and space

[@LinikdeTessalonik]

You are Amazing Mr. Jarid Boosters

[@clboxingarchives2213]

You my sir are killing this, I mean in the things I watch your topics are so real in the mean you provide pictures for lots of the evidence you have sometimes so much pictures you just let it run for a while sometimes and that a quality I like in a content creatoe

[@BeautifulLife000H]

Spectacular video. Loved it.

[@Crush-q6k]

Wow truly brilliant work you put together so glad I stubbled across your video. Excellent thanks

[@LoveVanillaRose]

The cells of my body and the fabric of my DNA feel so sad and so much loss watching these pictures. What happened to us?? Who took our lives from us??

[@newfic2290]

Это точно! 😪

[@attorneyprocessingservices5985]

Outstanding Jarid😊

[@TheFineLine920]

Absolutely great work! So amazing to see the beauty & work in each & every photo presented here! Just amazing! Love your channel. ❤ My step son is an architect in Atlanta Ga. I am sending this video to him tonight. Penny for his thoughts… 😁

[@Anna-oh6zq]

This video is absolutely amazing, you've got a subscriber out of me 💖✌️

[@sidneysill8495]

Jared, I have to say out of the people delving into this stuff I think you produce the best content. Jon's stuff is great as well, but I feel like yours possesses less editorial elements, which is refreshing in the age we live in. There is a thing I say fairly often in my argument on behalf of our point of view on history as pertains to the architecture. When I ask the simple question, why don't we build these type of things anymore, if it's within our realm of capability? The counter is more often than not (as I'm sure most of us have experienced if we voice our thoughts to skeptics, "well work goes to the lowest bidder, everything is built with price vs aesthetic in mind" or something to that effect. My counter, which I have never heard a good response to, "OK so even if that is so. You don't think one wealthy Shiek, Dictator in a 3rd world country or one of the few remaining monarchs at SOME point wouldn't try to build a wonder of SOME sort, an exotic tomb for their bloodline, a pyramid, a monolithic structure SOMETHING?" We all know the size of some human egos, and the size of some wallets, I just find it really hard to believe NOBODY would attempt something of a "wonderous" scale in this day and age... if we had the capability, which most of us here know our iteration of humanity currently does not.

[@flatearthsteve]

Jared's seems to let us flow into the video ... and we are free to connect with it in any way we feel ... there's spaces for us to think ... to ponder ... to re imagine

[@earlysda]

Sidney, there are amazing buildings still being built today. Check out the one-man-built castle in Colorado for example.

[@sidneysill8495]

@@earlysda No. That is not on a par with much of any of these. Agree to disagree. Nothing built today speaks to the human spirit like these older buildings. None of them have this level of artifice. Agree to disagree.

[@sidneysill8495]

For those who havent seen it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/g3K7aKeLipWYmLM While this is AMAZING, and incredible, let alone that it was nearly all done by one man, this doesn't compare to 90% of the buildings (or more) in the video. This is not of a "wonderous" scale. Your comparison is apples and oranges.

[@flatearthsteve]

@@sidneysill8495 I saw this and it made me think . lol . but maybe it's fake to cover up us researching tartaria lol. more investigation into it is required lol .

[@danielcook8889]

Congratulations! A truly astounding video ! So glad I'm a subscriber . I'll watch it over , and share with my family and friends. Thx again , keep it up .

[@enzopiscioneri8848]

Thanks for your work. Very interesting topic

[@tonyindiana]

You continue to come up with some of the best content

[@ЧеловексВостока]

Благодарю Джаред за то что мой недавний коментарий был услышан тобой С английским у меня не очень но кое что понимаю а когда видишь человека который знает что говорит то совместное понимание удваивается несмотря на разноязычие Очень нужное и полезное дело ты делаешь поэтому желаю тебе всех благ и продвижению канала

[@newfic2290]

Привет из Сибири!!!

[@newfic2290]

Тоже не знаю английский язык, смотрю фото и читаю комментарии через переводчик.

[@jayrobelo9877]

We humans have created wonderful things and it’s truly astonishing what the creativity of man can create

[@bilcoferentine3567]

Excellent.

[@taleandclawrock2606]

Fantastic compilation, one im sure i will be watching more than once.

[@EP65]

Great collection of images 👍. Thank you for sharing. Still intrigued by this. I keep looking at the bottom floor of these buildings, visualizing and wondering who much is beneath the surface. There is clearly a floor missing, at least 70% of it.

[@scottbaker-ScottyB]

I like the built-in brick angle gutters on the walls to displace water off the roof nothing today can compare.

[@michael-e2e4c]

love ur channel

[@xyludexaalud]

I love videos like this! Something that has always bugged me is how hard it is to find these images though, it'd be really cool if one or all content creators would share a drive folder or something so we all could go through them

[@RxYouth]

I think its weird that it almost seems like something is dumping photos of various things. All these old world buildings, airships, information on Tartaria, all sorts of stuff you couldnt find awhile back now seems to just keep popping up and appearing in larger numbers. I almost feel that as more people get turned on and tuned into a subject it starts to get willed or manifested into existence.

[@xyludexaalud]

@@RxYouth I don't think you're wrong, but I also wish that content creators were more willing to share the things they find with the rest of us. Would give us the ability to easily go through things on our own and then create more content based on our findings. I do believe I get your point, though - and the implications are very interesting to say the least.

[@gaetanocostanzo1926]

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[@seanwoods4883]

The little one light town I grew up in had a castle. It was an orphanage. Strange

[@lynnbb]

Excellent THANK You 💐❗💐

[@stephenbrown9549]

Great choice of music. Thank you.

[@QuaaludeCharlie]

This is great . With each structure I envision a Dungun with a Lady chained to the Walls in differing configurations , making new Humans for the Architects of this old world . Thank you for your Work , Liked and Shared :) QC

[@ericallen2620]

NICE 👍 keep this up

[@danmorell787]

@3:29 spectacular mega structure!

[@mattlag8558]

Awesome!!! Thanks mate! 🌊🐬🙏🏼

[@TheReeltalkstudioshow]

Good content 👍

[@hieudang3511]

These photos are amazing, though I wouldn't mind a bit of extra info like where and what year it was taken. Its quite clear history as we were taught wasn't 💯true, great piece of work my friend 🙏🔥🙏

[@natalliask]

Unified old world!

[@patriciajrs46]

I wish you would give us the locations of this old architecture. They were beautifully built. It's amazing what can take place when people get outside, and get together and leave technology behind a while.

[@Lucky3horse]

Always enjoy your work! Love the music❤ only wish you overlay the names of the places❤ i find myself looking for a name instead of looking at the photo😂

[@donaldjoers2306]

Very Peaceful Music

[@Iggyhaxor]

Anyone else watch these and get super bummed out that we live in the new materialistic world and not the insanely awesome seeming old world? Also seeing these makes me think theres no way the people that built these were using candles for lighting

[@AlexandreRaiche]

Woawwww awsome

[@maureenobrien4807]

ALMOST 100,000!!!!

[@pauladee6937]

Thank you, beyond Next Level!

[@jigold22571]

Fabulous 👏👏👏👏👏

[@larrydemonte2218]

When you see all this history, and how old it is, makes our lives seem outdated already

[@MAGMOS13]

I believe the structures are a lot older than we are led to believe. Remnants of a cataclysm.

[@jurgenvanvoorst5903]

3:53 This is the Al-Qalis church in Sanaa, Yemen. Dating back to the 6th century AD. I have visited this place myself in 2006. One of the few remaining church ruïnes in Yemen.

[@yonsai2702]

It would be awesome if you can write the location where the pics were made.

[@hm09235nd]

Having locations and misc would make this TRULY definitive collection

[@carsyncruz]

He also made the video to point out that these pics are from across the world and not any modern cultures building type.

[@panatypical]

At 24:20, back from the beach, you can see modest housing where folks of lesser means must have lived. At 36:30 there appears to be a curious looking sculpture in one of the alcoves on the right side of the building. It appears to be a humanoid without much in the way of features.

[@panatypical]

Yes, and maybe that sculpture looking thing has hair, now that I look at it again. The facial features seem otherworldly though. Might just be my eyes....

[@niceguy8283]

Keep painting

[@DrGray-qh6ow]

Hey Jarid! Great work - Could you make the photos available for upload?

[@jaykqwanlevy4746]

🇺🇸Absolutely magnificent antique architectural magnificent classic splendor class NYC USA 🇺🇸👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾🇺🇸👍🏾🇺🇸👊🏾🙏🏾✝️🍷👍🏽

[@michael-e2e4c]

id love to see you do some videos on the ozarks

[@Shiranu17]

There is much that has been lost, and I fear I will be amongst he last generation to remember what little fragments we have left of it. Perhaps it is for the best, or at least perhaps it merely is as it must be.

[@dexter4350]

Read long ago, that before the dams were constructed the rivers moving over the stream beds were energized, at night they glowed. One of these montages on old structures stated they never found ashes from the what we call the fireplaces? One asked the question why all the old buildings have half or less windows at street level? When I lived in Europe I would frequent Salzburg, the new city sits across the river from the old. The castle above the city was still inhabited then.

[@niceguy8283]

The Chinese tell a story of strange humans that had small round devices that when thrown into a river or stream it would be illuminated brightly for great distances. Lit up like a aquarium. The story is thousands of years old.

[@whereswaldo5740]

Interesting how all buildings were either elevated or tall. Even the American mound builders. To the brick and stone buildings were a seeming set height above the normal ground level. It’s as if they all knew there was an event recent enough in history to drive them to say let’s make everything 60 feet higher. Say due to flooding. Or the mud flood. For when it happens again. Just a thought. Could there be liquefaction and everything settled?

[@maggyrae1333]

I was telling someone about you. You made a Playlist. May I ask if you could you're Playlist in order, from first to last. I is easier to stay on longer. I love Playlist.

[@mitchdowning8188]

In what ways did the builders and inhabitants of the old world differ from the people today? It's not hard to imagine how some John van der Doe, whose dutch uncle worked at the bank where the currency was printed, could have been staked with some newly found buildings in the New World or some Timbuktu that the controllers were colonizing. When John needed some workers for his mill/factory, they can would send orphans, slaves or indentured servants to work his prospect for him. It would John's name or those of his benefactors whose names featured prominently in the history of the town. ( think of all the Carnegie buildings in this country ) . It's not hard to find examples of what egotistic liars these re-purposers were. But the intelligence and abilities of the people of the Old World civilization had to be far superior in magnitude to the gall of the contemporary pretenders and controllers. Thank you for this thought provoking presentation. Have you considered selling a collection of your videos on a thumb drive?

[@Badgerlust]

You know we can bring all of this back its us the people who make a civilization great. If people won't i will within my power

[@cassandra2925]

Se van despejando mis dudas respecto a esas construcciones/estatuas enormes, como por ejemplo los Budas que existen en los Himalayas. Sorprendente.

[@solsaleem5265]

Buckingham palace is a good one.

[@Badgerlust]

The world needs to let go of hate and racism so we can unite as one people and it starts with this generation

[@MegaTriumph1]

Smart people all left, went somewhere else. I wonder what went on in their time on earth. Talk of the day or was it completely different in every way.

[@MyTube22012]

59:55 Citadelle Laferrière, Cap-Haītien, Haīti. I always thought that there was something odd with what we were being told in school !*

[@alvinmatthews2910]

Starting it off the statue of liberty classic Master piece ❤🗽

[@justanOldBird]

I think royals and vips built these places, many castles still inhabited in England. But that should give you an idea of the people who built and lived in these buildings. They weren't average people. They were wealthy.

[@salefever]

I wish you had labeled them, so we would know what they are. But, still very impressive.

[@Saturn_uk]

Picture at 20:42 is form my home town of Poznan in Poland, building - "Imperial Castle" :-)

[@verleptehenk]

I love how the entire field of architecture has become such a joke that the only explanation for it sucking so bad is that History is actually a giant lie.

[@just.cruzin.]

11 minutes 20 seconds in 🤔 could they be cannon balls gathered and stacked from After the devestation? Probably just a crazy thought 👍

[@Maliique]

great. would be nice with a little description of pics. fx location, year.

[@FRESHboosters]

Noted, sir. Thank you joining me for the video.

[@rosethorns1893]

Is it possible that all this beauty was created during the “dark ages” and that it could actually have been the millennial reign?

[@rhondasmith7024]

I believe that these pictures give us a more clear picture of the millennial reign of Christ. Much effort has been made to destroy as much as possible, but I believe that people are beginning to wake up to this reality. I appreciate your hard work and for sharing with us!

[@franklix]

How many are still standing today?????????? 🤔🤔🤔🤔now THAT would also be an interesting video

[@michiganporter]

We can all come together and recreate this mastery of our environment in a sustainable way but we have to dump the programming. We have the keys guys let's open the door that we have been hidden from!

[@LesiaYoung-c9p]

The intricate beauty of the past and yet they have a lot of tall spires on the tops of their torrents. Kinda strange, to have those in all of the different countries.

[@erzsebethyoung]

@Jarid Boosters ... re the music ... funny, a few days ago listened to the song by LeAnn Rimes - you cant fight the Moonlight - and a blogger made the comnent ... musicians love this song because of the modulations. Then looked up what Coyote means in slang, apparently it refers to a person who smuggles immigrants, especially from Latin America, into the US. So perhaps the film had hidden messages.

[@eck413]

Love your stuff, wish you would put locations and dates on these photos. 🙏🙏

[@MAHester1810]

Beautifilul music! Do the artists have online sites?

[@grainofsand7841]

1:16 shows a deteriorating castle. It's definitely a Keep design, placing it somewhere between 1150 to 1280. The Normans began this form of architecture, and soon Saxons followed. Keeps were tall, Squamish, almost Gothic in height, and the tops had the trademark castle square rivets at the top. They were the inspiration for fortified castles. Around 1250 keeps began adding rounded walls, beginning what we call castles. Also of Saxon design. These remained the norm until 1400s. Anything that looks like these are pre 1500s.

[@chipper1112]

There’s definitely some fuckery going on with the story we have been told of our past. There’s no purpose or explanation on why these buildings would have been built so grand and beautiful in such a time.