Through the Ages, The Enigma of Historic Old Photos

[@Nunofurdambiznez]

FABULOUS!!!! Keep 'em coming, please!

[@thetimethen]

Thank you for watching.

[@georgewilkie3580]

I just can't help but once again Thank You for your outstanding display of past time, eras, and generations through the Art of Photography. There is something so mesmerizing, so fascinating, and somewhat haunting, about viewing our Past. Might I mention that I believe there's a tinge of sadness as well. Again, my heartfelt Thank You to All those involved with this unique production.

[@thetimethen]

I'm grateful for your kind words and support, and I'll continue to strive to bring you more glimpses of the past, preserving and sharing the rich tapestry of human history. Thank you for being a part of the community and as always thank you for watching.

[@davidmcgee6258]

Another totally terrific video. The old photo showing the Parisian restaurant whets my appetite for more.

[@lavernedofelmier6496]

Girl on a bike, concentration at its best ❤

[@thetimethen]

Indeed, Thanks for watching.

[@suzannelawson9215]

I would love to own that Trike FY 201 from the year 1905. Would love to ride it around the neighborhood. Today's Trikes look nothing like this. (About 3:45 on the video.)

[@BBJohnny52]

May West wow😮

[@thetimethen]

As always thank you for watching.

[@kirstymackenzie2437]

Just realised what a lot of places in US have taken from England, eg 3:31 Gloucester! Always a pleasure to watch! 😊

[@Tuck_Fonald_Drump]

The English settled the first permanent English colony in New England in 1620. That's why there are a lot of English names. 😂

[@kirstymackenzie2437]

@@Tuck_Fonald_Drump Yes, and channels like this which have a lot of old American pics prove it! Thanks!

[@scotnick59]

The photo of the smiling Mae West is from SHE DONE HIM WRONG.