The Haunting Charm of Old World San Francisco

[@dutchd3619]

Awesome pics,yes everyone dressed the same ,and all across the world too in most pics from back then

[@massgravenimage]

For a great time capsule view of 1950s era SF, check out Vertigo. An Alfred Hitchcock film. He was known to use filming locations rather than studio mock-ups and sets and in that film it is 1950s era SF and what a beautiful place. In color and plot is pretty good as well.

[@dlbristow]

Love you OSW - the 1886 pics of gates with lions certainly shows Mudfloods and trying to clear away in the gate open! 😻 Couple other thoughts: - Except for several fire pics, vanilla skies- this needs more eyes on 😻 -Panama W.F. - Las Vegas can’t even compare to those LIGHTS 😻 - Reflections in water, mirroring, columns, yes! I believe that creates time or astral PORTALS 😻 -Arcs are magnetic horseshoe energy 😻 -In early photo - women with black veils draped from hats and I saw black mask on man - makes me think of Black Plague or in mourning for a huge loss of life!

[@atomasvictory7636]

Awesome photos! Thanks for sharing. I would love to see more San Francisco photos. I grew up on Russian Hill (Taylor & Green) with a huge view of the City and bay. It would've been a front row seat view to the areas destroyed by the 1906 earthquake & fires. I like seeing what was there before and your photo selection with the commentary on location is great! Hope you can share more. Cheers!

[@deronmalikhassanbey2604]

Thank you for that brother about the melinated people, there is a whole history that is not talked about. Again i appreciate you because this has made me look at Antiquity in a different way. Peace and blessings 🙌🏾

[@kerylorbsmultidimensional4214]

Excellent video! Amazing pics

[@noellewestfield6849]

I lived in the Bay Area for many years. Walking in the City in the fog is beautiful and a bit scary too. The smell of the ocean permeates the air and things seem more quiet. Thank you for revisiting this VERY old City by the Bay.

[@joeconrad9147]

The fog horn is a little creepy too.

[@dawnatilla2469]

its the palace of legion of honor

[@JamieCrain5349]

I live in Fort Worth, Texas and Dallas Fort Worth have just a few old world buildings left and obviously their government. Another one is a masonic hall that be interesting to see some pics of the old road in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.

[@kipbrown1549]

Another good one //////////////

[@benjaminlopez4168]

I think that it goes without saying that a great many of these magnificent structures are remnants of the civilization that was wiped out by the great deluge. The rest are obviously newer and don’t show the wear and tear of rapid flooding. These have to have been designed by the survivors of the great flood and their progeny. Pre-flood knowledge on design and engineering has been lost sadly. Being that no one has even attempted to recreate these edifices shows that they cannot. Anyone with a functioning brain and a body temperature ranging in the 90’s can see that we live in a dump. What we make in the current era doesn’t stand the test of time. What we make and design is crude and lacks any kind of sophistication.

[@WisdomKeeper11]

In much the same way that no one goes to the moon...... because we can't.

[@benjaminlopez4168]

@@WisdomKeeper11 Straight facts. A good rule of thumb. A fool proof bullshit detector if you will is asking someone to repeat or duplicate something they claim they can do. If they can’t then they are full of crap. Plain and simple.

[@katedaphne4495]

I live in recent built condo complex The place is beautiful it has a lot of stone walls reaching the very top in some places ... Not long after moving I discovered a corner of the wall had been burnt and melted, its fricking styro foam lol !!!

[@KittyKat-vb1nd]

My sentients exactly. That architecture can not be replicated as no one has the ability. Now are soulless buildings which makes sense as the society of a whole is dead I side.

[@KittyKat-vb1nd]

​@@WisdomKeeper11 Bravo👏👏👏 two great comments! They either never went or after the scientist brought over from Germany after WWII in operation paperclip all died and the other couldn't. They could barely launch a shuttle without failure.

[@Dr.Maniac]

Super spooky production, brocephus! Much love & respects!

[@oldscaryworld]

Much love, brofocal 💪🏻

[@victoriavmh]

I grew up in San Francisco and have lived in the bay area my entire 64 years. These pictures are so fascinating. I have always noticed the beautiful architecture of the city, but never thought much of it. Now I am going to be so observant of everything that I come across that looks out of place. I love San Francisco, but now I am too scared to even drive there.

[@oldscaryworld]

Yes the city has really changed drastically in the last 10 years

[@Jessamer]

@@oldscaryworld 😕

[@innerunderbelly]

its beyond reason... the state of the place. nothing happens on such a level without an active motivated push. its only getting worse. you dont see in war torn 3rd world developing nations or refugee encampments the things that you see in downtown SF today. however the old world architecture is astonishing... i mean ..The Palace of Fine Arts 😵‍💫

[@Jessamer]

Dude that's the old San Francisco Mint! That's right behind a Safeway store, next to Dubose Park. It's still there!

[@dawnatilla2469]

that is NOT the Mint....old or new

[@Jessamer]

@@dawnatilla2469 No, you're wrong. Where are YOU from? I've lived here all life, you troll

[@odinsraven4762]

Lion's gate bridge in Vancouver BC has the same lion's

[@browndwarf4200]

Shared out 👍🏽💯

[@oldscaryworld]

Thanks 😊

[@rhodar872]

Yes, please do more of these! Thanks OSW

[@tiredironrepair]

5:17 the people watching the fire look totally superimposed.

[@tnutz569]

First picture looks like the palace of fine arts...at least the dome in the back looks like it.

[@tnutz569]

Yeah I'm going with the Palace of Fine Arts pre-EarthQuake and the post earthquake is whats left now. The work in front of that picture is probably the pond they're digging.

[@charlesgraham9954]

i seen personal photos of SF after the first fire. these pictured showed megalithic block work all over the place. brick blown out onto the roads. u can tell it didn't start out as a fire. a fire doesn't blow brick and stone all over the place.

[@RealMagdalene]

Cool video. I live in Oakland now for 14 years and love going to the city to look at the old world architecture. My fav city in the US. I really liked the info on bohemian club starting up neighborhoods in sf, I want to look at that more.

[@hg3895]

Please do a video on London and Vienna. Especially Vienna, some of those buildings are colossal.

[@hg3895]

You might find Macau interesting too. Thanks 😊. I love your channel.

[@JamieCrain5349]

I always enjoy your videos❤❤❤

[@annieoakley4810]

I always love your videos!!!

[@oldscaryworld]

Thanks🙂

[@GodEmperorOfDune747]

Where were the generators houses that powered the world's fair at night? Do you know? Are there any pictures of them?

[@markemery6104]

1:20 when I say impossible builds this is what I’m talking about I mean sitework alone would have been impossible for the horse and buggy people . Impossible

[@annieoakley4810]

Good comment!!! It helps a lot to imagine how the foundation and all was possible at that time. They are bulldozing the golf course out back and shakes the whole house!!! This is mind boggling!!!!

[@inquisitive-]

There are channels crying out about native Americans being driven off their lands and forced to change their lives and despite their alleged drive to research and share truth all of this and the people who would have created this are completely overlooked. These were likely the same people that built Bali and Java and Japan and Korea. It's literally all the same. Yes, there were some thatch roof territories but there were also massive and impressive structures. They were not teepee dwelling loincloth people

[@sherribrady8396]

I noticed in a film of post quake 1906 SF that one of the contributors of the film had the last name of DeLesandrio. Coincident, I'm sure that is Pelosi's father's surname, her maiden name.

[@iadorenewyork1]

Lotta’s fountain. No water, though. Just trash thrown in it. It still looks nice.

[@cf5914]

Which city has the lion statues? They look so familar.

[@oldscaryworld]

RWC 🌲

[@cf5914]

@@oldscaryworld Ah yes thank you so much.

[@thereluctantgearhead4544]

It must be difficult to talk about "dogs" and never say the word dog. That's the trouble with utube, real truth will be deleted. Many people know what happened, but they are not allowed to say it. That says alot....

[@nicmasemendoza8155]

Awesome channel 👍 Do you fallow other channels that speak about the same subject like jonlevi for example

[@oldscaryworld]

I follow Jon, he makes my coffee

[@denisehoffman2817]

Maybe the last reset had to do with eliminating the giants!

[@pagerhoads1531]

Midsummer nights dream 1935

[@joeconrad9147]

Los Gatos has a pair of cats or lions

[@oldscaryworld]

Cats. They are on highway 17 😊

[@TicklesMikeHawk]

6:50 how big are those women? The "kid" in this shot looks more like an adult when you zoom in. If so then again, how big are these women?

[@thereluctantgearhead4544]

Pretty obvious to those who can see.

[@georgeprokopenko3044]

los angeles would be good.

[@georgeprokopenko3044]

good

[@phoenixbob7907]

Inheritors being worse thing than what. Do you mean. where could I research this topic more

[@katedaphne4495]

Funny that the san fran great fire is always talked about because it happened in many cities of the united states , around the same years, same story, a gteat fire that destroyed the entire place

[@panatypical]

How come everybody is dressed like an industrialist?

[@iadorenewyork1]

People dressed in a very formal way.

[@99rm25099]

SF was destroyed in 1868 from the Hayward earthquake that no one ever talks about

[@axiomobliviontruthhurts4767]

🤔

[@innerunderbelly]

and as always... goodbye

[@natthall6241]

Yes more content it's fucking epic