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Jun 12
This is all in the four corners region of the United States. These are small pockets that survived a great cataclysm. The ancestral pueblo narrative is a diversion to hide the true origins of what was once here.
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Jun 12
The Masonic Temple Opera Block in Duluth, Minnesota, went up in less than a year we're told. In 1889. The upper floors and dome were removed in the 1940's. Nothing to see here...
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Jun 12
The old New York Tribune Building is a strange story. Originally built in less than 2 years in 1875 as 10 story building (original plans called for 8). It was expanded to 19 floors 30 years later. Any structural engineers want to chime in on this one? Demolished in the 1960's.
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Danzig Town Hall c1865. Incredible aether tech spire.
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Jun 11
This is a 60 ft tall column of hollowed out 'dense' opal glass glowing like a lamp. There were two of these towering lamps in the court of the universe in SF.
Night and Day in a temporary bejewelled citadel for giants. Pay attention to the size of the tiny 'ant-like' people.
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Jun 10
Completed in short order in 1877(or 78), Pierce's Palace functioned both as a hotel and health facility. It was hailed as fireproof and came equipped with Buffalo's first telephone and steam elevator. It also came with many baths and 'bath facilities'. It burned to the ground in 1881.
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Many of the structures we were always told were carved stone have a red brick core and a stone/concrete veneer covering. Why the lie?
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Jun 9
The facade today... At least they kept the name. π€¨ The audacity.
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Supposedly built in 1899 by Joseph Pierre Foucart, who also helped design castles for the King of Belgium and lived in Paris. That must have been too much excitement, so he moved to the Oklahoma to build castle-like structures before hardly anyone lived there. π en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Josephβ¦
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Does this make sense for a normal school? There's nothing 'normal' about this in the historical narrative. Of course it was consumed by fire early in the 20th century.
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The hippodrome in New York City took 10 months to build in 1905. It was said to be the largest theater in the world at the time with a seating capacity of 5300. It also featured a stage that was 12 times larger than average with an 8000 gallon water tank built into it that could be raised and lowered as needed. It was demolished in 1939, for a grand total of 34 years in use. Can you make it make sense?!
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The hotel Manhattan in New York took less than 18 months to construct in 1895-96. It has 16.5 stories with over 600 rooms and 'at least' one basement level. If you believe this, I have a bridge to sell you..
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The hotel Manhattan in New York took less than 18 months to construct in 1895-96. It has 16.5 stories with over 600 rooms and 'at least' one basement level. If you believe this, I have a bridge to sell you..
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Jun 8
This is a hotel on the same Russell Square that IS still there. Kimpton Fitzroy London Hotel. Thank God.
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Nothing new under the sun.
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Panoramic view of the city of Vancouver, BC, Canada, 1898
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