This short film is an episode of my Name This City series (season 2, episode 8). After viewing the clip can you identify the city highlighted in the vintage film footage and photographs?

After viewing this short film can you identify this American city (c. 1922). This is the most recent episode of Name This City (season 3, episode 4).

The soundtrack consists of a collection of musical mashups that I've mashed up together.

In this short film we travel to 1928 to get a cameraman's perspective on the Graf Zeppelin in various phases of its journeys. The soundtrack consists of a collection of musical mashups with the band Portishead.

I was happy to get out for a bike ride around Milwaukee, Wisconsin. It's the middle of February, 2022, and we've had another long winter. So, when the temperatures made it into the 50s, I went for a nice ride and found a couple of interesting sites. I'm interested in the windows below ground level.

After viewing this short film can you guess the name of this city? Name This City. Season Two. Episode Five.

A LibriVox Audiobook recording details the explorers and voyages to Australia. The photographs and film are of Sydney, Australia.

The troops came home from World War I and individuals started to report illness.

This is vintage film footage on New York City, taken from a Water Ferry. The song is, Sidewalks of New York.

Can you guess the name of this Old World country after watching this short film?

Can you guess the name of this Old World city after watching this short film?

Can you guess the name of this Old World city after watching this short film?

Can you guess the name of this Old World city after watching this short film?

Can you guess the name of this Old World city after watching this short film?

Can you guess the name of this Old World city after watching this short film?

Can you guess the name of this Old World city after watching this short film?

Can you guess the name of this Old World city after watching this short film?

Can you guess the name of this Old World city after watching this short film?

Can you guess the name of this Old World city after watching this short film?

Can you guess the name of this Old World city after watching this short film?

In 1898, Omaha, Nebraska hosted the Trans-Mississippi & International Exposition. This World's Fair was inspired by the Chicago World's Fair, a few years prior.

This presentation shows many of the State Buildings, along the portion of the Fairgrounds called the Bluff Tract. The buildings in this video were not built yet, 6 to 12 months prior to their photograph.

The musical track "Dark Water" is by Vivek Abhishek and is Copyright Free music.

In 1898, Omaha, Nebraska hosted the Trans-Mississippi & International Exposition (Tartarian World's Fair). Inspired by the 1893 Chicago World's Fair.

In 1898, Omaha, Nebraska hosted the Trans-Mississippi & International Exposition. This World's Fair was inspired by the Chicago World's Fair, a few years prior. This slideshow shows many of the different displays in the different buildings on the fair grounds.

The speech, that plays along with the photographs, is William Jennings Bryan, Nebraskan presidential candidate, delivering the speech to the 1896 Democratic National Convention.

Who built the buildings, structures, displays, and machinery? They had advanced automobiles in 1896, and prior? How did they get all of the machinery and displays delivered and constructed in buildings that were just constructed? Were these building, structures, displays and machinery already there and were packaged as temporary and torn down a short time later?

In 1898, Omaha, Nebraska hosted the Trans-Mississippi & International Exposition, World's Fair. The content of this video is primarily the construction photographs, taken in 1897, on the fairgrounds property. This will provide a look at the size and scale of the project, said to have been constructed in 9 months.

Berenice Abbott was one of the most talented and prolific photograpers of the 20th century. One major chapter in her photographic art works, was an extensive capture of New York City in the 1930s. This presentation is a collection of 100+ photographs, paired with a lo-fi ethereal soundtrack.
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Allegedly, English military and the East India Company gained access to trade rights in India, and they set up their show in Indian military bases, office buildings, and palaces. It is said that this was done with bribery and coersion. The English hired the Sapoy Soldiers of the Indian Army as a security measure, protecting their assets against any action from the inhabitants of India.

The Indian Army, and the villagers across Indian, began to feel resentment towards the English occupation of India, and their desire to rid India of English military force and the traders of the East India Company. Eventually, the Sapoy soldiers, and villagers, had had enough and turned their military advantage towards attacking the military bases, office buildings, and palaces, where the English had taken over. It is known as the Indian Rebellion or the Sapoy Rebellion.

The Indian Army had 300,000 soldiers, plus all the villagers, fought against 50,000 English Army soldiers. The "official" death toll is put at 100,000 Sapoy soldiers killed in the battles, versus only 6,000 English killed...really?!?

Indian historians have the death toll at 10 million Indians that disappeared, gone.

Allegedly, the English Army went on the offensive, all across India, destroying city after city, village after village, killing 10 million Indians in what is described as an "untold holocaust". If this is the case, what weapons were used?

That is "official narrative", but what really took place, and when? The massive scale of damage all across India, indicates destructive forces above and beyond single shot rifles, swords, bayonettes, and cannons. Is the "official narrative" a cover story for a reset level catastrophy? Something doesn't add up. Perhaps they used armies of elephants to smash up all of the buildings.

Many glorious buildings and structures survived the damage, some were untouched. This indicates a selection process, and not a complete wipe out of India. The buildings that were destroyed had damage that looks eeriily similar to other damaged structures from all across the Earth. Buildings that fell into "ruins", flood damage, fire damage, war damage, and neglect.

The Old World structures and buildings of India have many similarities of to structures across the Earthly Realm. They are massive, as if they were intended for much larger inhabitants than our current size. They seem like impossible architecture, given the "official narrative" of primitive tools and limited building material delivery systems and mechanisms.

When were these buildings constructed, and by who(m)? How did they perform these projects? Did the inhabitants of the past have advanced knowledge and advanced architectural and building skills? More advanced than we are led to believe? Did they have weapons greater than musket rifles and cannons? Are catastrophes and cataclysms of the past, being purposely hidden away, or obfuscated, or given a false cover-story? Or, is everything exactly what "they've" told us?

All options are on the table, and open for discussion.

Options are on the table, open for discussion.