The Incredible Story Of The 1893 World's Fair

[@GrungeHQ]

What do you think was the most interesting thing at the 1893 World's Fair?

[@katherineknapp6604]

COOL AND MESSED UP AT THE SAME TIME!!

[@robg4395]

There's no way it was built in 2 year's or 10 years..all the water. WTF ..??????

[@katherineknapp6604]

@@robg4395 never question American History, good, bad, and shocking because nobody can it! Unless you have a time machine.

[@bronzecarrot5551]

Rob G yeah it's all bull shit, our history. Point of worlds fairs was to destroy all the old world. It looks like Europe, makes you think what is really going on, definitely a lost civilisation. A war against good and evil and you know who won. But times are changing I think.

[@katherineknapp6604]

@@bronzecarrot5551 what history book are you reading from?

[@slimvickins5059]

They built all those massive and grand buildings in a very short time period just to tear them down? Hundreds of acres of Full on lagoon water systems, fountains, beautiful buildings! Makes perfect sense...We couldn’t accomplish that feat now in 2020.

[@DadaPoopoo]

There is something very strange about this.

[@davescott9062]

Something isn't right about the official story here, they are hiding something

[@stoicstacker3545]

Lol that’s cause the real truth is it was here before we “discovered” America

[@tellitallnow3914]

Yeah,, there is no way possible those structures were built in two years , that’s complete and utter B S lmao!,

[@davescott9062]

@@cymaticsmoke7658 free masonry that's brilliant

[@preahko]

I've always said, this would be my first destination if time travel into the past were ever possible.

[@wildechild5]

To be a victim of the serial killer or go to the fair? 😁

[@Isotubic]

@@wildechild5 what do you think 🙄

[@BoozyBeggar]

I'd rather go back to this spot but in 1890 so we can see how it still existed before it was even planned.

[@veiledmaiden3650]

@@BoozyBeggar Well said. 😌

[@Kaloapoele]

I wish we would rebuild some as permanent museums / malls or something.

[@ZedGames]

Those buildings don't look like plaster and concrete at all... Looks like real stone work

[@-oiiio-3993]

That was by design. A material known as 'staff', a plaster and hemp mixture, was applied to wood and steel armatures to create visually convincing replicas of stonework. Think Hollywood set design and construction as with the Cathedral of Notre Dame sets that stood for a couple of decades at the RKO Encino ranch in the San Fernando Valley.

[@Level_No_Curve]

Thats because it is

[@screenname1]

They look like CG models

[@2410-s9l]

@@-oiiio-3993 the insides of the buildings look solid as fk. Hollywood sets are all front, no substance. Have you seen the movie 'Blazing Saddles? That is what Hollywood sets are like

[@-oiiio-3993]

@@Level_No_Curve No, it is not.

[@howardfiske9229]

As an 8th generation Chicago native, none of these buildings were temporary at all. They gutted the city after this exposition and my relatives fled for 7 years down south. There's a lot more to it but there was electricity long before this exhibit. It was a beautiful city. The pictures my great grandfather handed down show so much more than this. Including hundreds of airships in the skies which I find so odd that there are none shown in this video. They're literally in every single picture he had. History has been erased in this country. It's not a conspiracy theory at all. We've all been lied to. I'm just glad my ancestors kept photographs and wrote diary entries.

[@PDXadrenaline]

That's amazing, glad your relatives were able to get out in time. Why were people fleeing?

[@howardfiske9229]

@@PDXadrenaline they did a Great Reset here and all over the world in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Liquefaction and manually destroyed structures. Anything that showed evidence of a prior society with knowledge greater than ours. The Tartarians, from modern day Russia and Mongolia, came to America to escape extermination in Europe and Asia. They built the most wonderful structures and brought scientific marvels here like free energy. Those are the people that Nikola Tesla learned everything from. Research Tartaria. Don't use Google. They suppress everything the elites don't want us to know. Use Yandex as your search engine. It will show you how amazing and vast the Tartarian Empire once was. We used to be free, believe it or not. We only have that illusion of freedom now.

[@kooptt]

You might be thinking of the 1933 Chicago Worlds Fair, which had several airships present. I don’t think there were any present at the 1893 Exposition

[@tygerseye3]

I'd love to see what you have. Maybe you could create your own channel...

[@debbylou5729]

The exposition wasn’t built to last. Lots of books mention this. It’s how they got the buildings up so fast

[@davescott9062]

So if the buildings were supposedly built from temporary materials, how are 2 of them still in use? One being the palace of fine arts, and the other used in Ferris Bullers day off?

[@kwidevidsb8127]

because they were built from brick

[@minceraftfornite4334]

Because we covered it up they were tartaian architecture here before the European cane here they were in the west coast too

[@KP-my1ud]

Exactly!

[@Jtho8989]

Three buildings are still up. They forgot the Museum of Science and Industry. It’s the biggest of them all.

[@Jonathannovak1]

The world nations contributing fine art to exhibit would not let their art be displayed in a non-permanent, non-fireproof building like most of the fair buildings were so they built the Art Palace, later the Art Institute until it moved to the downtown building, and now the Museum of Science and Industry.

[@sincerosc]

It's really strange to see there were dozens of World Fairs at the same time, and all of them were followed by demolitions, fires, bankrupicy of the promoters and riot from people that didn't want these buildings to be destroyed. Maybe the "New World Order" in the dollar bill means something like a new history and society structure that started in the 1800s. We were completely guided by schools and midia after 1900s and we got in a crisis so deep that a building like that is completely unfeasible to most cities. Glad to see people waking up in the comments!

[@Deinesness]

EXACTLY- Thought the same thing. Seeing. Ties to high level freemasonry in there too. I guess I shouldn’t be surprised.

[@epeeypen]

they teach you a few things kindergarten year.. the earth is a globe.. we went to the moon

[@2410-s9l]

@@epeeypen are you one of the ones who says the sun and moon are in the clouds?

[@RudeAppel]

@@epeeypen kindergarten🤣 do you really use this german word in the us? cool 😊

[@jhsrt985]

Thank you the 1800s and 1700s was the reset, probably stayed in the 1500s I'm guessing

[@SilentiumCivis]

These world fairs were held all over the world & multiple major cities in the USA. Every single city had architecture that nobody on earth could replicate today. Every single one, in every single city / country during different years / decades, we’re all burnt down or demolished. Remnants of some still stand in the USA such as Sam Francisco. The buildings that did survive are all made of concrete unlike the claim of plaster & wood. All of this, built in a few years, just to be destroyed? Something isn’t right about all of this

[@gecko6355]

Yes you are right Total bull shit

[@bennettbartz6098]

Read the book devil in the white city - provides an in depth explanation of the planning, construction, and eventual demise of the fair. The book explains the aspects of the fair that seem impossible to us today

[@PeterRabbit70]

@@bennettbartz6098 Thanks, Bennett. I just ordered it!

[@andersolafson1564]

theyre replicated in movie sets in way less time than it took in 1900. they used to have to mold the casts. today, we 3d print them

[@frogman5956]

Yeah wasn’t there a couple hundred buildings they “built” that they blew up and only 2 survived but when you look up pictures of them online, they clearly look built out of stone blocks and not plaster, something ain’t right

[@jarjar5563]

This would make for an amazing TV show, or movie. So many huge historical events happening, and it shows a forgotten part of this country.

[@good2btheking]

And yet it hasn't! Makes one wonder, doesn't it? What is it that they do not want to talk about or can't explain?

[@Arcaryon]

The world faires are some of the most spectacular events of the last two centuries yet I bet that many people in the world do not even know they existed.

[@kierandickerson4553]

There will be a new Martin scorsese series about this apparently. Sounds interesting!

[@SpaceRanger187]

Not going to happen. Then people will start digging and find out about the Great Reset.. All you need to worry about is tiktok and paying more taxes so they can keep you safe from climate change and all the scary people out there

[@Zodroo_Tint]

They could use the serial killer plotline to make money in the box office.

[@susanvotroubek7440]

I have read so much about this event. My Grandfather went to it and I have a tin type photograph of him and a friend with the World's Fair Logo behind it. A keeper!

[@ginac895]

That is priceless! Very cool!

[@orangesporanges1504]

That’s awesome!

[@veiledmaiden3650]

What a treasure. Your grandfather was lucky to able to see it in person :)

[@goddezs3708]

Bruh- 1893..

[@Tastyduckling5]

Your grandfather must have been one of those advanced tartarians hu 😂

[@fredcharmers196]

Come on, that ferris wheel........ 60 people per gondola. That's no rush job. The official explanation is completely unbelievable.

[@JkDibine]

The kkkhazars stole n hid the Tartarians works n blueprints off the grid to reveal as new inventions. Still holding and studying em today, what I think

[@konkelkent]

how is this not talked about more, it looks absolutely insane

[@bobgillis1137]

While I am familiar with the general aspects of this fair, I had not heard of the Viking replica boat before. It seems unlikely as heck that it was sailed across the Atlantic..then onto Chicago somehow. (?) It had to be made locally; why did they bother lying about this ? Its not the biggest anomaly, just one of many. ...and while here, Why would anyone knock down these wonders after just a year?

[@konkelkent]

exactly, some things just dont make any sense. just imagine like in france that brought like 50m people in the year 1900, the population was 3m at the time.. how did that even work logistically?@@bobgillis1137

[@ovechkin100]

@@bobgillis1137 they obviously knocked them down so that they could erase them from history as quick as possible

[@nellievaughn7755]

@@ovechkin100 Get an RX for Lithium.

[@ralphnaber]

Just like Hitler fighting Ashkenazi. Or slaves 80 years here way before a pilgrim.

[@manuriquiz3344]

Let me give y'all the obvious conclusion to this. That building has probably been there for centuries or even longer. I really wish the public wouldn't let the powers that be smack us like this.

[@pooder53]

I happen to think the fair was constructed by using secret advanced tesla technology. Check out "the Hutchinson effect" on KZbin if you wanna have your mind blown

[@veiledmaiden3650]

@@cymaticsmoke7658 I feel like we should stop calling it Tartaria, as it was a WORLD WIDE civilization that was destroyed. Tartaria was a country that was simply a REMNANT of that great civilization. The last big remnant before the enemy took over. Marcia Ramalho calls it the white federation, because of their magnificent white buildings-perhaps this is better. Outsiders/beginners keep thinking we are focused on the country Tartaria when it was much more than that.

[@-oiiio-3993]

'Mud Flood Theory' is nonsense. Why do you prefer fantasy over reality? These structures were built for the fair using skills and technologies of the 1890s.

[@randomlyswatching9481]

@@-oiiio-3993 they love the comfort in that. You present the debunked theories and they'll accuse you of Believing in official institutions. Some people love to believe the world is a mystery and someone is hiding something from them.

[@fastfootedone]

@@-oiiio-3993 good story bro

[@josephmcc234dy3]

Our history is a lie. These structures are incredible!

[@-oiiio-3993]

Grow up.

[@TEXAS_94]

​@@-oiiio-3993 Be open minded

[@-oiiio-3993]

@@TEXAS_94 To reject fact while embracing fantasy is not being "open minded", it is being idiotic.

[@TEXAS_94]

@@-oiiio-3993 Did I say anything about facts? No. Just saying you should be a little more open minded.🙂

[@-oiiio-3993]

@@TEXAS_94 "Open minded" to moronic fantasies about an 'ancient city' that somehow went unnoticed for centuries? To ignoring mountains of documentation of the fair's construction and operation in the 1890s, as well as its demolition as planned? No, I'll stick with facts - not fantasy.

[@nickarnold6474]

Literally contradicts himself by saying all the structures were destroy cuz they were made with temporary materials but then he continues on to say that some of these structures are still standing today......

[@dreadpiratelenny1348]

Shhhh!!! Quiet! Don't wake the NPC's! Making them think for themselves hurts them! Don't be mean lol jk.

[@sweettexast2894]

That’s because it was a lie they were putting out there back then.

[@good2btheking]

Nothing adds up. It seems odd that we can ignore how near impossible it would be to create something like this with todays technology only to be torn down after 6 months or so! Either our ancestors were more knowledgeable and with better technology or there is a pivotal element which is not being discussed here as to why these structures and all other like it resemble the ancient Roman architecture? Definitely missing some major chunks of our history with these stories.

[@levelwithz3779]

*Absolutely right*

[@-oiiio-3993]

It was done. You could research the histories of this and of other grand fairs of the late 19th / early 20th Centuries.

[@good2btheking]

@@-oiiio-3993 Not denying if it was done, a picture is worth a thousand words! But I just want to know how? How can they make something so extravagant for temporary reasons but not for the rest of the more permanent and ugly buildings in the city. It defies logic in many regards with many unanswered questions for the inquiring among us.

[@Yarmox]

People will look at the burj khalifa today and dubai when the desert buries it once they run out of oil money and say similar things. Humans have always been creative and building savvy.

[@c.odubhlaoich2948]

To put it in simplified terms, there has been a very long lasting ideological/religious war between "snayrA" and their "citimeS" brothers. The western world is a mix between these two peoples'. What we know as "etihW" people don't only come from Europe, but from the mid/nearest as well, thousands of years ago. The western Europeans are more of a mix of "citimeS" and "nayrA" people, while central and Eastern Europe and some Turks, northern Indians, and Iranians etc. by admixture, are more just on the "nayrA" side.

[@LeftyStratPlayer]

I'm by no means a conspiracy theorist. Still, my wife's brother is a construction engineer with over 30 years of experience in the field, and according to him, it's highly improbable that these buildings were erected in only two years using late 19th-century construction techniques. Instead, he estimates that constructing them today would take an absolute minimum of three to four years using modern-day construction equipment and fabrication techniques, with few to no delays and crews working 8-12 hours a day, five days a week. He also says that building the so-called "temporary" structures would be the most involved and take the longest to erect because of all the additional structural stiffening and bracing required to keep them from shifting on their foundations or collapsing outright.

[@kranglord7764]

your Brother in law is spot on, these were impossible to build within 2 years, and considering they were blown up after points towards these being alot more signatificant than just a temporary World Fair expo.

[@juliannehannes11]

You forgot to take into account that labor laws were non existant, unions were at its infancy, child labor was 100% legal, thousands upon thousands upon thousands of overworked and underpaid men built this, many many many died of exhaustion, many were ex slaves who already built mansions and railroads, they made it possible along with plaster molds and newly invented spray paint, every single corner was cut. This cannot be built today because we no longer have cheap exploitable unvetted manpower by the masses who willingly work 24/7 without benefits nor overtime

[@mattatherton4898]

@@juliannehannes11 exactly this. Safety was not a priority, and labor abuse was the standard.

[@LeftyStratPlayer]

​@@juliannehannes11 I understand the point you want to make about non-existent labor laws and "thousands upon thousands upon thousands of overworked and underpaid construction workers working 24/7 around the clock to construct these buildings, but that in itself presents an issue because having that many workers on a job site at any single moment causes a "sardines in a can" effect, i.e., there are so many workers vying for space to work in a relatively confined space at any given time, they end up working over and interfering with each other therefore hindering productivity. That's why there always seems to be a skeleton construction crew on any given construction site. It's also unlikely much construction work would've been accomplished after dark, especially during inclement weather conditions during that era, since the only lighting they had would've been oil lamps and handheld torches. And don't forget that all those supposed plaster molds still required weeks-long cure times and tons of additional structural reinforcement to ensure those structures didn't spontaneously collapse. And since the plaster columns had to be given long lead times to properly cure before they could have additional structures built upon them, there would've been no other construction until that happened. Also, have you ever wondered why there aren't any photos or illustrations of these buildings and all the supposed thousands of workers while they were under construction? As I stated, I'm not a conspiracy theorist, but this gives one pause.

[@juliannehannes11]

@@LeftyStratPlayer Read a book about the building of it, they had electricity and the large budget to keep lights on all night and the men worked in mud as this was all on swamp land that was 90% unhabitable, nothing could last there, the one surviving building always has to be renovated to keep out the swamp to this day, they had to dig beams into mud to make the foundation. Construction was over a year and at all expenses paid because they wanted to upstage France who built the Effiel Tower and their buildings in a year.

[@internetsurferxxx2678]

the pre existing buildings. the new world is the old world. hidden history. the next great reset is now

[@branddann]

is this a reason would u say for all the monuments of systemic "racial inequality" being torn down? I've made a habit of getting books and such in real form... digitally, they can (and seems to be, will) wipe the slate of our already falsified history even further

[@WorthyistheLambRev1]

It was the millennial reign of Christ. Now Satan was loosed again for a short season. Rev 20

[@lindsayball5080]

Tartaria the Millennial Kingdom of Jesus Christ

[@-oiiio-3993]

Nonsense and gibberish.

[@bstaff812]

How did they build all this in that amount of time

[@StarFoxGuardian]

No way they built all of that in that small amount of time even if it was “meant to be temporary” like the narrator suggests

[@Zodroo_Tint]

They do it all the time with a movie set.

[@cheekclappa69]

no way natives and early explorers never documented or talked about these ancient buildings already existing in the area or whey they never occupied them.

[@TwanHill05]

Of course, the truth is these buildings were already there when they encountered them and have been there for centuries from the previous technological advanced civilization “Tartarian Empire”

[@-oiiio-3993]

@@TwanHill05 Horsecrap.

[@jaketorpepper-king3930]

@@TwanHill05 you know the truth

[@mobink653]

Devil in the White City . Is the name of the book about HH Holmes.. regarding his killing spree during the worlds fair.

[@Leejahstar]

white city= the holy city israelites

[@michaelhurley3171]

Jon Levi has a lot of opinions about this!

[@utahnick]

What do you think?

[@veiledmaiden3650]

Marcia Ramalho explains everything well in her documentary "AETHER" and EWAR's LHFE series is excellent as well (can be found on the channel "stolen history"), especially for beginners in this topic.

[@-oiiio-3993]

Levi has fantasies and delusions.

[@Mrjackhammer101able]

@@veiledmaiden3650 Mountains and geology don’t exist. The entire ground we stand on is all melted buildings. Dirt/Mud is not the earth it is melted buildings. I’ve just discovered this and have seen a lot of evidence for it. If you’re interested I recommend looking up tartarian meltdown on KZbin he explains it well. Would like to know what you think about this

[@KrystelWarriorThroughJesus]

​@@Mrjackhammer101ablesome of the mountains are the giants of those times. There were even giant trees. What do you think?

[@MauiNic]

So that bridge carrying hundreds of people is built from plaster and chicken wire? Haha

[@joplin8433]

You mean like the skyscrapers of today? Yep, totally unbelievable.

[@nicorsar]

If it reminds you of Disney world keep this in mind; Elias Disney, Walts dad worked on this site and taught Walt about it!

[@mstrikesback168]

oh wow. that does explain alot.

[@guymorris6596]

Walt Disney was a 33rd degree freemason, pedo and very good friend of Adolf Hitler.

[@treelluminatiarboristsllc1152]

If it reminds you of DIsney word then keep this in mind. The builders of Disney World never tore it down...... Because what sense does that make financially. To just spend all those resources and run a one Month fair. Economics is not a modern invention.

[@-oiiio-3993]

@@treelluminatiarboristsllc1152 Your assumptions are in error.

[@shiningdivinelight2395]

It’s sad to say but I don’t believe these buildings were all built in such a small amount of time and meant to be temporary. This city was already existing and we were all lied to about the history of it as well as, the rest of the Worlds fairs !

[@randomlyswatching9481]

Who lied

[@imjustagirl9756]

Bingo! A lot of these buildings were conveniently destroyed in fires and earthquakes. Others were flat out demolished, like the old Chicago Federal Building, or destroyed. Many others have been renovated to death. It's still happening right under our noses.

[@Arcaryon]

You can not be this stupid. Please. For the love of whatever deity you prefer, are you actually that stupid?

[@screenname1]

@@randomlyswatching9481 The people who created those CG models.

[@randomlyswatching9481]

@@screenname1 Huh

[@aeksinsang932]

It was a civilization’s amazing monoliths- they didn’t have the lost technology to make those massive Tartarian ancient constructs. And this sure wasn’t done in 3 years- c’mon. None of that is artificial look at its aging

[@ET-sp6qm]

People seem to be incapable of critical thinking.

[@amfentre]

I am glad that I wasn't the only one that found that suspicious

[@-oiiio-3993]

'Mud Flood Theory' is nonsense. Why do you prefer fantasy over reality? These structures were built for the fair using skills and technologies of the 1890s.

[@-oiiio-3993]

@@ET-sp6qm So many of you 'Mud Flood' fools parrot the words "critical thinking" as you blindly accept sheer gibberish and fantasies about 'Ancient Tartarians' from KZbin videos.

[@amfentre]

@@-oiiio-3993 Sure all of this was built in two years. It took 3 years to build the new raiders football stadium and you can fit about 20 of those bad boys on the fair grounds

[@evajan7731]

This was yesterday's history class, and now it's here

[@mccombe25]

Maybe someone in your class runs the page 🤔

[@EMNstar]

I would love to see a VR tour of the World Fairs of history

[@Jtho8989]

The Museum of Science and Industry is also still in use making it three buildings… and you can clearly still see it looks the same. And the golden statue is up as well.

[@lifewiththegentryfamily6332]

The golden statue is a small replica. The original was way bigger and torn down.

[@230mps]

@@lifewiththegentryfamily6332 "Torn down" Wiki says it was "destroyed by fire".

[@Airicc]

you’re stupid the museum of science and industry is the museum of fine arts 🤦‍♂️

[@-oiiio-3993]

@@230mps The original was gilded wood.

[@kipbrown1549]

@@-oiiio-3993 BS !!!

[@DmanDice]

Good to see there are still plenty of people with some sense. No amount of lies and cover ups and reeducation can override our initial feelings when we see these things for ourselves. This was a different civilization and a different group of people.

[@Arcaryon]

I will just copy and paste something: You are wrong and to understand why is pretty easy actually. The total cost of the fair ran at some 340.000.000 USD in todays money if adjusted for inflation and taking the roughly ten million $ ( five were raised privately as a sort of bid and five more were later provided by the city ) as a source for the original cost. That’s a lot of money, considering at the time, in Chicago for instance, the average daily wage was 2.90$, considering people worked 10 hours and more, that’s a very rough monthly average of 69.6$ ( I am using numbers of the US bureau of labor and from the encyclopedia of Chicago ) if we assume people work 6 days a week for all 52 weeks of a year ( again, very roughly as I am using numbers from 1890 so 3 years prior to the beginning of the fair and am obviously just estimating ) giving us a yearly average of 904.8$ or adjusted for inflation; some 30763.2$ in todays currency. Basically, this fair cost the yearly wages of 11052.167 ( rounded ) yearly average Chicago citizen wages in 1890. This already implies the enormous dedication needed to make the project work and also, it shows us how important these fairs were for prestigious reasons. It’s the same reason why today, the Olympic games are often hosted in countries that are trying to prove something or are swimming in money / deeply autocratic. Take the Winter Olympics in Russia. Same with the Olympics in China or the football World Cup in Qatar. When your country becomes / is already a democracy, chances are, such a high risk investment is seen far less favorably and when you are already established in the world, there is also less political willpower to try and convince people. It’s not at all impossible to do something like this from an economic perspective but from a political one. Case in point, work conditions in Arabic countries. It’s easy to built gigantic arenas and pointless skyscrapers when you are barley paying anything to your work force. In other words; if you want to find 11052 workers and pay them for two entire years to build something for you, it is incredibly easy to see them constructing a fairly large themepark town. Next time, be so kind and use that meat between your ears and give your grey cells some love.

[@odaydrums]

@@Arcaryon so they did this just like that ? Sure buddy. Plaster of Paris construction sure looks like wood and paper to me

[@Arcaryon]

@@odaydrums Just because your conspiracy riddled, feeble & utterly broken mind can not handle historical reality, I luckily don’t have to care about your display of wanted intellectual disability and complete lack of any respectable historical education. I gave you the facts and you give me idiotic nonsense that makes me physically angry at how stupid and ignorant you are. You are acting like a child. Change your ways.

[@typennington4567]

@@Arcaryon naa the amount of explosives used don't make sense

[@kingblanco7791]

@@Arcaryon that’s bs and it’s people like you who buried the real Chicago and other tartarian architecture around the world.

[@robg4395]

Come on man...next u be telling me I'm spinning on a ball ..lol

[@tellitallnow3914]

We are spinning aren’t we??.....lmao!👍

[@18883434262]

🤫

[@venomagk3657]

That's BS was created after this event, so yeah i live in a goddamn ball

[@preciousmck84]

It's was already there👋🏾🌍

[@Ozymandias1]

The word racism wasn't coined yet in English in 1893. It was made famous by Leon Trotsky in the 1920s.

[@c.odubhlaoich2948]

A "weJ" who hated Europeans lol

[@YouSuprised]

@@c.odubhlaoich2948 The words like racist, fascist, homophobic, anti-semite, and transphobic were all fabricated to install racial hatred between all races. It was made primarily against white people. The devil "Sekik" was surely busy at the Frankfurt School.

[@trav-the-sav]

If anybody interested in the world's fair and HH Holmes, there's a great book called Devil in the White City by Erik Larson. It's a great book

[@Zodroo_Tint]

Good enough to make a movie based on it? :)

[@victoriaalbastra6325]

The world fares were a front to destroy the old buildings that were already here, in order to erase the true history of the world. Those weren't temporary buildings built in a few years. Those were millennium old buildings from an ancient world empire more advanced that we are, a peaceful millennium where they appreciated beauty, art, crafts. We are missing a huge chunk of history. Some of these building still endure today, even if they were given a new identity. Look them up. Trust your gut.

[@bvanquish777]

Bingo. The 1000 year reign of Christ.

[@simonh6371]

So can you kindly explain how the hell nobody had ever noticed those ''old'' buildings which were ''already there''? Also why they then built replicas of them with laths and plaster (documented on film and in photos) and how they did that without anyone noticing? Your story is full of holes.

[@kipbrown1549]

@@simonh6371 You can find pics of guards for no go zones in cities !!! and outside the cities !!!

[@karstafarius]

These buildings are far older. We don't build this good things anymore. It is better for the enviroment to build buildings that last thousands of years than these new plastic buildings that are bad after 20 years.

[@soonycostello3149]

Does anyone ever ponder... if they were all in horse and buggy at this time and many inventions were not even created during this time, how in the world did all of this supposed construction happen? And with what types of tools? The drill wasn't even invented yet.

[@simonh6371]

Of course the drill was invented. How old are you, 7?

[@Swampgurl777]

Part of my old neighbor’s home (front porch)was a part of the Southern greek revival exhibit. They’re finally fixing it back up, talk about a gorgeous home ❤ They had to ship it up the Mississippi River to get it there.

[@-oiiio-3993]

Nice.

[@deli5777]

nowadays it takes 3 years to temporarily fill a pothole

[@DukeMundi]

“Mostly wooden city” weird because whenever I look at historical photos of the city “burned” it’s an uncountable amount of brick lying everywhere.

[@jhsrt985]

THANK YOU, it's such bs they're really trying to feed us, of all the things the gov has revealed this has to be the most disturbing. Who in the hell built these cities

[@Pandaluver67899]

well thats because the wood turned to ash

[@DukeMundi]

@@Pandaluver67899 sure it did. Look at many historical photos? Ever seen a house burn down? Wood doesn’t simply burn into nothingness. Even look up pictures of Richmond Virginia after the supposed Civil War damage. Bricks just laying in neat piles everywhere

[@AS-ex8zr]

Bombed, not burned, cities. You’re correct.

[@HeritageWealthPlanning]

Man, all this in 2 years time, eh??? With horse and buggies too! Only 20 years after the whole city basically burned down and then let's just tear it all down after the exposition. Yup, makes sense.

[@808fishman8]

you here after high impact flix ?

[@HeritageWealthPlanning]

@@808fishman8 I don't know what that is.

[@joplin8433]

Another poor soul who believes in BS with no supporting evidence. You realize that they had cars, steam shovels and steam engines back then, right?

[@swatisquantum]

These are the most beautiful buildings I’ve ever seen in my life … no lie. This is better than anything comparable in Europe. 😢

[@Zodroo_Tint]

You don't know european architecture to well. :)

[@bobibob5442]

What means Europe!!?? go to Coln Germany (everywhere in Germany) go to Paris go to Amsterdam go to Russia Saint Petersburg-Moscow, go to Milano Rome Madrid Valencia hahhaaahh....... ah little man seeing the world by pc

[@maxximum18]

look up Tartarian

[@-oiiio-3993]

@@maxximum18 Why?

[@CyberManny23]

Something isn't adding up with how advance humanity was in previous generations. We were very intelligent and advanced in my opinion!

[@catherineaiello7136]

Holmes was in London during the Jack the Ripper period. Just sayin’.

[@christiantacosstewart6532]

There was a documentary where his grandson did a DNA test because he thought Holmes wa the ripper I think it turned out negative

[@avega2792]

No he wasn’t. It’s a stupid rumor that has gotten out of control.

[@YoungBondor]

I don’t even think I could build that in Creative Minecraft in 2 years

[@illfate7]

This is what the Indigenous blacks of America built. Not African Americans. This is what we mean when we say we built this country. This is why foreigner came running to this land to see what we had built.

[@AnneGoldman]

They were built BY WHITE GIANTS. ACCEPT IT. Tartaria was a worldwide white giant advanced civilization. If you knew anything about Native American history you would know that native Americans literally have myths of WHITE GIANTS that were advanced and lived on the land. HUGE advanced white giants that built white cities. Literally so many American tribes know about this. BLACK PEOPLE TRYING TO CLAIM HISTORY THATS NOT THEIRS AS THEIRS AGAIN NEEDS TO STOP PERMNANENTLY.🎯 You will be CONFRONTED with and PUT IN YOUR PLACE with the TRUTH EVERYTIME !!! FFS !! 🤣🤣🤣💥💥💥🎯

[@CosmosArchipelago]

LOL. Love the sarcasm

[@WeBoogie28]

Great Story, but the image scream something insanely different.

[@raymanvonmetal8559]

There’s no way these colossal architectural structures were constructed in the time frame. And there is not one picture of Nikola Tesla at the fair!

[@michael0399]

Tesla was an actor and didn't invent a thing.. all of his inventions, had already existed

[@blab1523]

@@michael0399 well he said that he didn't invent anything so i give him props to that.

[@Whipslinger1]

I'd heard about the exploits of H.H. Holmes awhile ago on some cable TV show chronicaling notorious Serial Killers from the turn of the Century. It is speculated that he may in fact have been Jack the Ripper because supposedly, he was living in London at the time of his activities. Also, it was stated that the murders ceased when Holmes decided to relicate to America. It is also said that he was the inspiration for the murderous character Jig Saw from SAW. His Hotel attracted many unfortunate tourists of the Worlds Fair but I am not exactly clear if one such Hotel guest who had been reported missing after checking in to the Hotel was the reason for his subsequent capture. Does anyone know? Enlighten me please.

[@guymorris6596]

Jack the Ripper has been mentioned as having been the royal physician for Queen Victoria. HH Holmes wasn't Jack the Ripper because they were two individual serial killers, Holmes in the US and Jack the Ripper in the UK.

[@julie-annehansen741]

sounds like the Satanists may have been providing children for the elites and the Cannibals of course...oh and perhaps adrenochrome...We cannot make sense of this story-who knows who H H Holmes was...and if we believe 'Rolling Stone" as a verifyable resource...!!! just more and more questions >>>>>> Its great to read all the responses to this utube presentation -so many of us are curious about our true history

[@shamk5628]

Great video! I'm reading Against the Day and this really helped visualize the opening scenes, and contextualize the events.

[@Hizukii]

Commenting this before Loki 🎉

[@gdbriot1162]

If you think all of this so called temporary plaster buildings, as well as leveling ground, building canals, and roadways, were constructed in 2 years let alone with the technology available at that time than I have some property for sale on Mars you might be interested in.

[@Arcaryon]

Are you literally too uneducated to even comprehend how much work you can get done if you spend 340.000.000$ on something. Don’t get it? It’s pretty easy actually. The cost of the fair ran at some 340.000.000 USD in todays money if adjusted for inflation and taking the roughly ten million $ ( five were raised privately as a sort of bid and five more were later provided by the city ) as a source for the original cost. That’s a lot of money, considering at the time, in Chicago for instance, the average daily wage was 2.90$, considering people worked 10 hours and more, that’s a very rough monthly average of 69.6$ ( I am using numbers of the US bureau of labor and from the encyclopedia of Chicago ) if we assume people work 6 days a week for all 52 weeks of a year ( again, very roughly as I am using numbers from 1890 so 3 years prior to the beginning of the fair and am obviously just estimating ) giving us a yearly average of 904.8$ or adjusted for inflation; some 30763.2$ in todays currency. Basically, this fair cost the yearly wages of 11052.167 ( rounded ) yearly average Chicago citizen wages in 1890. So when you can pay 11052 people to work for you, guess what? Building a small city is actually not all that complicated, especially when you use cheap materials.

[@Bey11ktb]

Already were there

[@dejavucmail8176]

STUPID TARTARIA CONSPIRACY THEORIST

[@waynebow-gu7wr]

I'm interested in your Mars land, can I arrange for an inspection first...and can I swap the Sydney harbor bridge for it...

[@Arcaryon]

@@Bey11ktb Read my comment.

[@gabrielsalcedo5484]

Am i the only one astonished that in the 18th century there were electruc powered boats and electric powered airplanes?! Like wtf

[@Inkulabi]

This is old news, check out Tesla's patents on Google 🖖

[@simonh6371]

18th century? Newsflash: 1893 was the 19th century. The first electric boat was invented in 1839. People were experimenting with electricity since the enlightenment. As to electric airplanes, no there are no references to any such thing, except in your mind. What else do the voices tell you?

[@guymorris6596]

Not shocked because Nikola Tesla was at the 1893 World's Fair and there was a building dedicated to the new magic of electricity.

[@Nipplator99999999999]

There sure seems to be a lot of best and worst events in US history...

[@Wadiyatalkinabeet_]

That’s with every tribe/nation that has ever existed throughout human history. Not just the USA.

[@bigzelljohnson6425]

How come some of these temp buildings are still up ???

[@cocoaorange1]

Cream of Wheat, Aunt Jemima, Wrigley Gum, Cracker Jack, and the brownie was introduced at the Fair. I am a native Chicagoan as well.

[@SoloTraceur]

Built on marsh land? How did they stop things subsiding? Flooding? How did they excavate artificial lakes and fill them with clean water? Pumps and pipes for fountains? Huge bridges capable of holding the weight of hundreds of people. If facades were made from molds then who made the molds? Where were they kept? Do any survive today? See how it raises more questions?

[@hurricanefury439]

the fact that they were on marsh land is the reason they were torn down after the fair

[@Zeralop]

@@hurricanefury439 What kind of sense would that make? WHat, its unsafe? The city looks awesome and no disaster happened. That is an excuse to explain why would they destroy this beauty, its a weak excuse anyway. ALl fake

[@Kiwizs177]

⁠​⁠@@Zeralopbecause all world fairs use temporary buildings. These are just facades that replicate a good constructed building. A golden statue can be replicated through gilded wood. While the buildings look awesome they were designed to be temporary and hence were made using cheap material. With labor laws being in its infancy it’s no wonder why these projects were feasible. The one World Trade Center in NYC costed 2.5 billion more than the Burj Khalifa due to labor costs and a few other things. Saying that it was anything but that is just a pitiful, weak, sloppy, strung together and convenient excuse pseudo conspiracy theorist use. It’s good to have an open mind but y’all have your brains falling out. You act as if your questioning history but ironically you just conform to some narrative without further thought. hence you not having the skills to critically think. What’s probable temp building using cheap material and labor or a age long conspiracy strung together with a slew of misconceptions and misinformation.

[@Zeralop]

@@Kiwizs177 You are just lost in the propaganda bro. You have 0 clue about what you are seeing

[@rhocat362]

Two things I'd have mentioned: H.H. Holmes real name was Herman Webster Mudgett. Walt Disney's father worked on the fair and told his son many stories the influenced the creation of Disney World and Land 😂

[@jpmnky]

I was at the last World’s Fair. Nashville 1982. I was a baby. My parents took me.

[@wildechild5]

Did you have fun?

[@christianlopez5189]

Looks like the freaking real life Naboo from Star Wars.

[@deborrastrom8559]

Why .. Why ..Why tear all that down??? No good reasons?? 😕 Soo beautiful. 🎉

[@cortezdahgreat]

First lightbulb was patented in 1897 . If you believe our people made these self illuminated buildings in a couple years .. time to start looking for your real history

[@paranormalplantations]

Permanent architecture now days pale in comparison to the "temporary" structures of these worlds fairs. Something feels off.

[@c.odubhlaoich2948]

I love how there is some people saying the "indigenous" people built all this, when there's a big statue of a man that is clearly Caucasian, and looks Roman lol.

[@bvanquish777]

“Indigenous peoples” have never built anything. They’re all a bunch of identity thieves.

[@DK-ym6wh]

that could have been added later you know ? its like china town. you see all these buildings but then there's a sign in chinese. does that mean the chinese built all those buildings ? of course not.

[@Arcaryon]

@@DK-ym6wh They literally did. Cultural quarters are btw. highly indicative of a large concentration of migrants. Sure, some buildings may have already been there but feel free to actually use your phone, laptop or other device to research and you could sound a lot less uneducated. „the world fair might have been built by someone else" next you people will claim mermaids, after aliens and lizard people.

[@DK-ym6wh]

@@Arcaryon oh nonsense. they didn't build shit. next thing you'll be saying they built the whole train system too.

[@Arcaryon]

@@DK-ym6wh Boy. Just because you are a stupid kid that prefers to live on 4 chan or god knows what degenerate side, the world isn’t gonna buy into your utter lack of education. Please, find a bride and call a suicide hotline because only professionals should deal with so much braindead nonsense. You trying to seriously equate some random indigenous people perfectly recreating European architecture in a world reknowed event to some Chinese immigrants is a shame to whoever had the displeasure of trying to teach you any kind of understanding of history in school.

[@isrv]

I’ve been obsessed over this fair lately 😭

[@waltgee]

This exact spot is where we now have The Chosen Few House Music Picnic every year. The greatest house music festival in the world.

[@spikeycat81]

I hope nobody minds me suggesting a brilliant book on the craziness and majesty of this fair and Holmes. It's called 'Devil in the White City'

[@lloydhawkins538]

Haven’t read book but have seen few shows about HH Holmes and the high probability he was Jack the Ripper as well! 1 Crazy Real Story for Sure!!!

[@lorihoffman4281]

Excellent book!

[@emilyviolet1031]

@@lloydhawkins538 whoah! Some people believe HH Holmes was Jack the Ripper? No sarcasm, that’s interesting. The Netflix documentary about Holmes indicated that Holmes found Jack the Ripper as competition. Plus, these two monsters were in different continents.

[@karlchandran4631]

Informative! A brilliant video!

[@christiantacosstewart6532]

The fact you mentioned H.H Holmes earned a sub from me something they don't talk about much

[@randomxaos]

It's hilarious how easily most people simply believe these stories.

[@duphasdan]

I wish the made a VR recreation so that people can explore the place again.

[@NgJackal1990]

Wish we could time travel back then for tourism.

[@forgottenknowledge8917]

The world fair is just after a reset. Imagine what it was like going to the world fair on a horse and buggy. Not knowing your own history. Most likely an orphan.

[@joplin8433]

Another poor soul who believes in BS with no supporting evidence. You realize that they had cars, steam shovels and steam engines back then, right?

[@vdob6640]

What a BS story about building all these “temporary “ buildings🤦‍♂️

[@420thoughtz9]

They took all the pyramids down! On the Mississippi: brick brick brick Casing: The pyramids were originally covered in a layer of fine white limestone that made them shine in the sun. This casing was made from limestone blocks Limestone and granite: 200,000 cubic feet of Indiana limestone and granite make up the exterior of the building. The limestone panels give the building its signature blonde color. None pictures of the stone mason or the process.. just stell I’m sure the use Banneker mill. Outside he 100 plus acres framing loads. And electricity renewable. Using the water place strategy next to the mill. All the irrigation process he did. Like he did for Washington DC 50 years earlier

[@jerry003perez7]

Were are all the power lines and how would that ferris wheel work with out power

[@tekis0]

It's hard to believe that most of these beautiful and ornate buildings were simply "torn down" after the Fair. And what of the artificial lakes, canals and that statue?! "Electric boats" in the 1800's? Something's amiss.

[@simonh6371]

The first electric boat was invented in 1839. Google is your friend, you have no excuse not to educate yourself.

[@michael0399]

do ya think? yes, we have been duped again my friend..

[@Scientist538]

the look and feel of these buildings are great, such an awesome style, can you imagine how cool that style would look with skyscrapers?!

[@fastfootedone]

unfortunately our society is not advanced enough to produce such structures

[@Zodroo_Tint]

It looks great because it is human size, skyscrapers are not, the two best looking skyscraper is the Crysler Building and the Empire State Building both looks worst from close than these buildings.

[@Zodroo_Tint]

@@fastfootedone Tartarian mudflood bullshit?

[@-oiiio-3993]

@@fastfootedone "Unfortunately," 'mud flooders' prefer fantasy to fact.

[@drgnage3124]

Yes, there was a skyscraper in New York with this exactly architecture design and was once the tallest building of the world, the Singer Building, constructed in only 2 years (impossible to do even with today standarts). Now, guess what? They're did everything they could to destroy it, and finally they did it in 1968, it always happen with such buildings that doesn't fit the narrative

[@jellyboy123]

ok where the hell do they get the electricity from ???

[@Scouseviking1990]

The buildings harnessed natural electrical current hence why they all had metal spikes at the highest point

[@-oiiio-3993]

@@Scouseviking1990 Nonsense.

[@c.odubhlaoich2948]

@@-oiiio-3993 Tesla wouldn't think it's so crazy.

[@-oiiio-3993]

@@c.odubhlaoich2948 At the time of the 1893 fair, Tesla's harnessing of 'available current' was only theory. Lightning rods, however, were a common means of fire prevention by that time.

[@simonh6371]

It was 1893. Not 893.

[@ciaracet0716]

How was all this build without power tools

[@user-kt4km9df3f]

From what I'm gathering here based on a hunch is that these World's Fair were a celebration of accomplishment of both architecture, progress and unity -- something about this was the world becoming more an utopia more than anything -- the structures themselves are really a specimen of what humanity was capable of. One can only imagine would might have become if these still stayed up.

[@mohameddjema2939]

Maybe it's just me but the whole thing feels like occult presence

[@dinkchesse]

Gotta be of low intelligence to believe they built that - in 2 years on top of it - And never to build that level of quality architecture ever again

[@edgargarciatonel5117]

Curioso. Hay fotos donde todo está terminado pero no donde están construyendo. Algo no cuadra. Demasiado hermoso para las tecnicas y tecnología de la época. Otra cosa que me llama la atención son las estatuas tan perfectas.

[@caincorona4359]

Y tenian lanchas electricas

[@jhsrt985]

I agree

[@rafaelgalindo3280]

Nos ocultan la verdadera historia hermano, son ubicaciones de arquitectura de otras civilizaciones, que vieron por conveniencia desturirlas para que no nos hagamos preguntas, te sugiero ver fotos de saint Petersburg Rusia

[@Tod_x]

America literally have everything, doesn't need to go abroad for vacation

[@WhoIsBenji]

It still trips me out how advanced ppl were in the 1800s and built crazy architecture ideas without the help of the internet

[@hudeyfaabdi610]

Bc the us government made our education system look like we are the smartest civilization while ppl back in the old days were dumb

[@simonh6371]

''Without the help of the internet'' lmfao seriously you millenials are handicapped.

[@maxximum18]

Those structures were always there that is Bullshit that they built that , those are tartarian structures

[@joplin8433]

Source: Trust me, bro.

[@davidroberson8030]

Well the most interesting thing I see is that the people of that time didn't build those buildings.??? What do you think.???.

[@aaronessashavers630]

All this was real it was Tartaria they destroyed it .

[@ExpositionMedals]

I collect the award medals from this exposition and others. It helps me learn the history and I like to try to learn about the award winners, some of which have living relatives currently.

[@kipbrown1549]

FO !!!

[@billysullivan1048]

so where's all photos of it being built? 🤔

[@club5583]

DO SOME RESEARCH

[@joplin8433]

Where's the photos of them existing before the 1890's?🤔

[@s2rg11]

Cotton Candy was first presented to Americans at the 1893 Chicago World’s Fair.

[@JumboJim54]

Yeah buddy rollin' like a big shot, ice cream ice cream ice cream paint job.

[@DannyLrides]

I’m all over this ice cream beat like sprinkles.

[@godsartist_33]

Man they lying to us about all this stuff ‼️👊🏿💥🤕🥴

[@kipbrown1549]

godsartist Yes they are then and now !!!

[@andreasmith405]

Me when I see the title: Ah, Chicago's World's Fair. The moment America's first ever serial killer, Dr. HH Holmes came to play. Let's see if I have to add another comment on this video if they gotten anything wrong.

[@Egobert]

Love how Ken Levine was inspired by this place and book and created Bioshock Infinite

[@salsheikh4508]

ACTUALLY... There's a ticket booth that was used during the Worlds Fair that is now on a lawn in front of a Frank Lloyd Wright built place in "that" part of Oak Park

[@butwhy3322]

from the builder and architects point of view why would they put so much effort into building these things just to immediately tare them down... anyone whos ever build something magnificent knows they intend for it to last...

[@juliannehannes11]

They were basically cardboard and they did it for the photo opt of their architecture for records because they knew buildings get demolished or burned in Chicago no matter how well they are built.

[@jmorales5922]

The eiffel tower was meant to be demolished as well after the fair. They decided to keep it.

[@TwanHill05]

@@juliannehannes11 that’s the narrative they tell you and want you to believe!!

[@TwanHill05]

@@jmorales5922 i knew they didn’t built that just like these world fair buildings. They were already there for centuries!!!

[@matthewbeadle8680]

If you think those buildiungs were temporary plaster and plywood your crazy

[@marcosmatos8213]

Sam tripoli got me here.. what's up swarm!!

[@ieradossantos]

I'm looking at pictures now and there are Africans walking around