Vintage Chicago: The 1893 Chicago World’s Fair.

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The 1893 Chicago World’s Fair was the most influential world’s fair in history. It introduced America and the world to dazzling technologies and ideas: The miracle of electricity, motion pictures, new cultures, and the Ferris Wheel. It became the model for all theme parks and fairs to follow. It was the fair that changed the world! But it was all torn down and destroyed; lost to the world forever!

Premiered on Amazon Prime Video 2017

[paranormalplantations]

Fires don't leave structures of brick and stone looking like it was destroyed with explosives.

[paranormalplantations]

8:10 All this machinery for the electricity looks extremely temporary.😂

[keithbaker]

The comments section makes me have a warm and fuzzy ☺ im so glad so many are waking up to the narrative not making any sense to anyone with a critical mind.

[meghan]

Yes, so happy to see people are not buying the narrative anymore

[jimzaharia]

Really enjoyed this! Thanks for posting! 😊

[lauralauren]

NO. Chilaga was established way way earlier. Just watch the city. The only thing they invented was spraypaing them to White cities. They were DEMOLISHED. They dont burn. Same thing now in California, Canada, Australia, Maui, Texas right now. Trees stands. Just destruction of buildings.

[Yomommalovesmypancakes]

Great short doc! I’m absolutely fascinated with this worlds fair 😊

[paranormalplantations]

The controllers love to burn these buildings. Oh! the fair is over and you would like to keep some of these buildings. Oh a FIRE🔥 😮

[vstpluginsonicxtc]

Planned and built in less than two years before power tools. Horse and buggy was king at the time. The man-made lakes, waterways and miles of sidewalks required permanent retaining walls to be built. The museum that stands till this day would take years to plan and build whether safety rules or unions existed or not. The idea that the 700+ acres of land clearing, plumbing and electrical work could all be done in such a short time is comical given Chicago winters. The level of craftsmanship in all the buildings, statues, etc., would impress Michelangelo even if the buildings were made out of paper mâché. Lastly, there is no explanation as to how the materials needed were gathered, shipped and stored. The whole narrative simply contradicts all notions of critical thinking.

[DIARRHEA-PANIC]

If you believe this, I have some ocean front property to sell you in nebraska, at a dollar an acre...

[kjchicago]

Interesting. What buildings still exist? Science and Industry ? Did they build the lagoon at JP new or was part of the lagoon already there?

[Comakino]

17:00 - that piece of music was written for the fair.

[graemeverryt]

absolute agenda indoctrination with volume on, but fantastic mute with my audio . Thanks 👍

[tonegeek]

I’m a bit confused by the comments on this video. Am I to understand that some commenters don’t believe that the Fair even happened? Or is it that it happened by some other supernatural means?