Ancient Giant Doors? - Kansas City Mudflood

These seemingly ancient doors at Kansas City are both massive and extremely detailed for such a difficult period during the late 1800s with horse and buggy as is the common narrative. Two buildings across the street from each other are shown in this video with the most amazing old world metal doors. See for yourself and consider just how old they really are on these mudflood marked buildings, who built them and why so high? Were there giants at the time or was this purely aesthetics?

[jaxomvienonen]

Local man discovers aesthetic/neoclassical architecture

[cooldogsofwv]

Wow! The doors on those two buildings are incredible! People probably just pass by them every day and don’t pay attention to how beautiful let alone how they could possibly be made and installed! Thank you for the boots on the ground perspective and videos!

[alastairholland]

I usually don't subscribe to Johnny come lately mudflood channels.
But this guy has the best boots on the ground videos in the game

[amimachovsky-jesussaves]

Wow! The amazing things we find when we just open our eyes and look... Thanks for sharing!

[mattgould]

Your videos are fantastic! Great to see you go right up to them and show the scale and detail. Thank you!

[crguera]

We went to see the doors because of your video. Stunning! Thank you.

[zippyjer]

Great boots on the ground inspection! Four years ago I might not have appreciated your effort as much as I do now🎉glad I found you so I subscribed🤓👍🏼

[Emily_Marilyn]

Beautiful. I was just in Spain and all the doors are massive like this!

[fordfan]

Tall enough for a giant to walk through!

[EliAngwin]

As a boilermaker/welder etc I am clueless about how the detail was done on those doors- and to be so precise. That is truly insane.

[curtishill]

Evidence of giants and mud flood!! Keep up the good work sharing the hidden truths💯👍

[MessHallProd]

The Doors were used by BIG People. That's who put them up. Big People with Big Tools... Thanks for sharing!

[amimachovsky-jesussaves]

It's was great to have that "blind reaction" from that guy on the street 😀

[holymegadave]

This world is very strange. People dont ask questions.. or look at things(details). Its like they are running the script of life they were told to. Work.. buy a house, a car, a dog, get married pay taxes but never ever ask a damn question to those in power. Some people can break from that spell others just flow with the reality created by those in control.

[My_Alchemical_Romance]

I was at the museum last week for my kids field trip, truly a palace.

[kurtsmith]

Doors look to be about 14ft tall, outside looks to be cast bronze, imagine the substructure is actually wood with the bronze cladding each face of the door. Would be very interesting to see the hinges as well.

[lisalisa]

Very interesting. I like that you’re exploring in real time and sharing. It’s a nice layer of information to go with the other channels that show us old photos and maps. Good job!

[davidcochrane]

Trippy… I JUST took photos of these and more in KC. And even more strange, I know the guy that was amazed, that’s old man Dave 😁

[susanjaeger]

That guy is gonna be thinking about that conversation. He won't be seeing those buildings the same anymore.
There's some stunners there.
Have seen some photos of Kansas City digging out from seriously deep mud. They were hit hard, melted buildings and buried buildings...deeply buried building.

[okbridges]

"...extremely detailed for such a difficult period during the late 1800s with horse and buggy as is the common narrative."
Wow.
Okay, imagine how blown out your mind will be when you discover pocket watches made in the 1880's and 1890's if you are having this much trouble with understanding a few doors on some downtown commercial buildings from the 1890's-1920's.