LOS ANGELES: OLDEST KNOWN PHOTOGRAPHS, A true Old World compilation

LOS ANGELES: OLDEST KNOWN PHOTOGRAPHS, A true Old World compilation

LOS ANGELES: OLDEST KNOWN PHOTOGRAPHS, A true Old World compilation. Today we will take a deep dive (so very deep) into Los Angeles. I was rewatching some of my previous work, and one of my earliest videos (after I began taking this channel seriously) was about Old World California.

However, while entertaining, that video lacked the certain narration and greater direction I like to present in my work.

So, today, we will take a second look at California – more specifically at Tinseltown, The home of Hollywood, The city of Angels, Los Angeles, California.

I’ve scoured the interwebs to find the oldest and most unique photographs of Los Angeles. I focused on locating images of L.A. before WW2, with an extreme focus on images before the year 1900. And oh boy! I’ve collected some very telling photographs.

We will discuss the brief “current narrative” history of Los Angeles, from Native American (and possibly Polynesian?!) occupation in the earliest described times, to the more modern city we see today. For the first portion of the video I will focus on the facts as they are told in the narrative, but the freestyle portion of the video will mainly be off the cuff. I will leave timestamps below for you to browse at your pleasure.

These are some of the most amazing images of any Old World City I have discussed yet. Looking through the architecture, and comparing it to the narrative given, we can find many buildings (and other municipal structures) which appear to predate the narrative structure we have been given.

CHILAGA/Chicago COVERUP in 1890s Newspaper Article

CHILAGA/Chicago COVERUP in 1890s Newspaper Article

CHILAGA / Chicago COVERUP in 1890s Newspaper Article. There are many maps that clearly show the name CHILAGA in the exact same location as where Chicago would be 250 years prior. In the 1890s, a Newspapers Article from the Chicago Tribune covered this topic but only 6 days later a response was issued in order to cover up this subject. Is it because they don’t want people to know that Chicago is actually much older and was established by the Tartarians and NOT by the European colonist in the 1800s. When we connect this with the Chicago World Fair things start to make a lot more sense…