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I will watch the 2nd half tomorrow bef6y go to sleep. Maybe i can go there in my dreams 😅😅😅 tbank you

Can you take me back there now. I'm ready to go now!! Mark in Florida 😢😢😢

Perfect all Who is maker something Got medal the is... Whose is know... Dont ser or mem... Joniyafdas know ser... The caling coll is star May be all star If come again 😊😊 Same you like me If You like me Im black ser not handsome ser Silent say mem Yes mem... you say more... Go to out Yes mem Ser im going out Ya joniyafdas handsome 😊😊

A better time.

What is the name of this beautiful music?

40:30 What has happened here? 🤔

3:45 When the flag had 48 Stars, God bless USA , A Great Nation, my respects from Tijuana Mexico

Estan vivos en el pasado,pues el tiempo no existe

Good job Pavel!

need captions, who cares what the music is. half the value is gone without captions.

Pavel, thank you so much for this video. It was amazing.

These comments are so depressing. The world as it is now got this way because everyone went into their homes and turned the t.v. and air conditioner on. The generation after that went to their bedroom and shut the rest of the family out of their life. Now everyone stares at a illuminated screen hopeing not to be bothered by anyone. If a button can't be pressed to solve a problem or a pill can't be found to numb one from their problem they just go and shoot everyone. Eventually this type of life will destroy society, then everyone can start over. Kind of like Isreal wandering in the wilderness for 40 yrs because they couldn't do what they were told.

Everything was simple you knew what your calling was and there was a lot of respect for one another... It breaks my heart to see those horses dead on the side of the road with children playing right next to them

Thank you very much.

On my computer, pressing the k key runs/stops this as a slideshow; the l key advances to the next photo and the j key goes back one photo. I prefer to mute the sound and advance manually by pressing l instead of running the slideshow so I have enough time to examine the details (including with a magnifying glass). These photos have led to me wallowing in nostalgia, for a time before I was born, but was experienced by my grandmother (born 1873, died 1955), and much of it by my mother (born 1906, died 2001). Having spent so much time with these photos, some of them repeatedly, I've gotten to the point where I _almost_ feel as if I had been there, much as I would feel in recalling what I'd seen after having visited some tourist destination. If you decide to browse the photos in the video: many were taken to showcase a new building, but I've found that the people and traffic are more interesting. Many from the entire date range show streetcars and steam locomotives, but look for changes from horse-drawn carriages and carts alone in the early years, to cars and trucks and no horses just a couple of decades later. Some photos I'm pretty sure were of people proudly showing off their first car or truck. Note a rise in women's hemlines. Except at the beach, _no adult_ went without some sort of hat, and most men are seen wearing a suit and tie. I've read that 1920 is the year that the number of people living in cities first exceeded the number living on farms.

o how our great country has fallen by catering to miscreants and wasting trillions on them

Pictures made me cry what we’ve lost😢

Nice collection of photos showing when America was great.

Great collection of photos..some cations of what's in the photos would be even better

Please remember folks, all the signs & trucks were lettered by hand.🤔

Some things never change,eight guys standing around while one guy dogs.🤔😊

Check out the camera the guys holding at3:16.

Thank God they had the foresight to photograph these scenes

I enjoy your videos but when you don't put in the location or even attempt at that, the photos kind of lose any importance they should have. I'm only 0:15 into this video and the lack of locations makes it less interesting...well to me anyway.

Thank you ❤😊👍

at 1:31 34 that is a picture of the beach ramp at Seabreeze Blvd. at Daytona Beach

The images of these photos, mostly in black and white, for my tastes, are excellent since they reflect the time. Too bad that in many of them there is no description of them. It is an appointment with the history of the USA.

What these images tell me is that human nature does not change. You were born either rich, poor or middle class and you belong to this class until the day you die. I don’t think back then people mixed as much as we do now. The only way to change your lot was to move far away where no one knew your past and you could start again… most women were uneducated and the husbands were the ones in charge of the house, women could not vote either. Many people died young of deseases that were incurable. Only the strong ones survived. Some guys went through 2 wars…life was more precarious back then…you got married at 18 or 20. Have children right away and then by 50 you were considered an old lady. No kidding. Life expectancy back then was death occurred around 60 and if you made past 70 you were a wise old person. 😊😊😊

Makes me wonder what people living in 2123 will think of us when they look at photos of 1990 - 2050. I look back on these photos and feel like in many ways they had it better than we do. It feels like the Specter of Death is all around Americans now; random death, death for no reason or purpose, for nothing you said or did. Will it be worse in 2123? Or will those future Americans look back upon us and feel sorry for us for what we had to endure?

very cool

Fascinating photos of our country revealing a life unknown and unrealized in 2023. Thank you 😊.

Èmesso come il diavolo e si rivolge alla persona in coppia col diavolo

I saw a few of these pictures a few years ago that had fascinating stories behind them. Would be awesome to see the stories/locations of the others.

God bless USA !

Where is Robert De Niro?!…😵‍💫

Better days depends on who one ask. There where many beautiful buildings from the gilded age and the progressive age that could have been saved. There where some morales that could have been preserved.

Better days.

So many beautiful building and structures destroyed throughout time…😢you Americans are specialists to destroy your past, testimony of what your ancestors built and achieved.🥺too bad, so sad. I’m a bl…Frenchman.

What baseball stadium is at 1:33 ?

Very interesting pictures but very depressing instrumental music.

I used to talk to my great-grandmother who was born in 1896 and died in 2004 shoes a nice old lady pneumonia got her not dementia so she had her mind

Something went wrong with that woman in 1:15:41

These are the quality scanned images from the original medium format negatives. Unfortunately, these types of negatives were neglected and were not stored properly so they were damaged or destroyed. But back then people didn't really care about them not knowing that someday they would be scanned and shown on RUclips on what life was like back then. So look inside your attics for some of your grandparents negative photos and have them scanned.

In the early 1900's young women began to cut their hair short & the older women were horrified thinking it made the young gals look loose & undignified. I wonder what was the haistyle of the day for these older gals? Did they wear their hair down to their waists? !

So much lost in this world, you can see the difference during those times and now, modernization has only separated us and continues as time goes on. God bless the souls throughout these pictures gifted the gift of life and all the memories they created with each other.

Fantastic!

Thank You-So Needed in our world.

There’s a 1990s photo at 1:50:01 🤣

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