The Edison Actualities of 1900

[@LisaSimmons-sx2jp]

Unbelievable. Thank you.

[@aaronschindewolf6659]

Great video. A very poignant subject, but worth telling. I think the Pan. of Wreckage at the Waterfront (second part) was at 25th and Harborside (Water St.). There's a building in the background at about 7:46 in the video that resembles a building that used to stand next to the Hutchings-Sealy building, so I figure they were filming about a block away.

[@tiffani3447]

As a historian, I applaud you on this video. It is amazing and gives so much history without saying much. Definetly useful in my research on Galveston as well. Thank you!

[@galvestonunscripted]

Thank you very much. That means a lot.

[@sthrnbll2u65]

The priest walking the road got me. 😢

[@robertmoore1472]

You're a Texas treasure homie

[@galvestonunscripted]

Thanks brah!!

[@user-Chrishughes]

Really fantastic work JR! Hope you’re well.

[@galvestonunscripted]

Thank you very much!!

[@rogerbird7015]

Well done!

[@galvestonunscripted]

Thank you!!

[@javamon]

Good job with the sound effects! How hot was it when those men were working in hats and suits?

[@galvestonunscripted]

Thank you! HOT!

[@hoaxingtheworld4212]

My husband's great grandfather was shot by Thomas Edison's hired thug. Edison stole his patent ( like he did from so many ) in NJ.1895 . Mr. Morrin took Edison to court and won. Edison was Not happy. He hired a 22 year old painter out of Ky. to shot Mr. Morrin . Morrin never met the kid and the fact that 2 Lawyers for this kid were Edison's lawyers. Morrin won that case also and the kid got 10 yrs and $10,000.00 fine and the lawyers were taking this kid back to Ky and he was declared Insane. The place this kid was at burned down a few weeks later. No need for this kid anymore. I found a few of these types of stories . Edison was Not the man History talks about. Mr. Morrin died 4 years later. Your work is Wonderful thank you.