The Hidden Legacy of Texas

We peel back the layers of mystery surrounding Nicholas J. Clayton, one of Texas' most influential but largely forgotten architects. With 47 buildings to his name—including Masonic lodges and grand churches—Clayton's legacy is shrouded in a cloud of destruction, with many of his creations either burning in strange fires or vanishing altogether. What’s really behind these tragic events? Could Clayton’s narrative, hold the key to a forgotten history, one that's been buried and erased from the public eye?

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[kerriepaterson]

I’m a Scot and have lived in Galveston County around 20yrs now. I fell in love with Galveston the moment I first visited because of the old world buildings and in Scotland, they are just everywhere so it gave me a sense of familiarity and comfort when I first arrived. Was perplexed by the high standard of some of the most beautiful buildings in Galveston considering it’s short history and the size of the doors, ironworks and marble running throughout. I keep meaning to spend a day to go and document all the old world looking churches as there so many churches in Galveston. One of my keen interests linking my old home of Aberdeen and Galveston which I have explored both sites is their old batteries. I know if you look up the etymology of the word - battery, it will go into the French meaning - artillery/to batter etc Tgere is h toe old Greek - I think it’s Bhau - don’t quote me on that but I know it means “to strike” which is very interesting. I just find it difficult to believe a single stationary barrack to use Cannons to shoot down the enemy coming in by sea or air sounds a bit implausible and I question if they were a power system for the old world repurposed and used to help build a narrative since they are dotted all over the western world. They are always by ocean water… What if these sites were used for producing electric current (voltaic) and was produced by way of chemical reaction not by the voltage between metals. It says on wiki that they were able to isolate several chemical elements by way of this process. Brine or salt water (sea water with all its elements) combined with two metals like copper and zinc and arranged in a circuit they produce a current. 🤷🏼‍♀️

[uhadme]

Interesting Roman palace in Death Valley, Independences Covrthovse for Inyo County.
The detail on it and the fact it was built in 1921 to 1922, the road wasn't finished until 1926.
Someone hauled all them supplies to the middle of nowhere, on a dirt trail.
Currently it is a 4 hour drive to nearest big city at 60 mph... super amazing feat.

[paulio]

I never got a notification for this one. You must be on the right track. Good work.

[StevenMalena]

You've done an amazing job getting people to open their eyes about our past and realize the lies we've been told. I'd love to see some videos of my home town Portland Oregon. Thanks keep up the good work.

[ExploreOhioWilderness]

That 1880’s high school sure does look a lot different than the simple one room school-house (shacks) depicted in all the history books🤔

[thislivery]

St. Petersburg in Russia seems to have a lot of Tartarian style architecture everywhere you look.

[thislivery]

I know where to go now if there's a hurricane - just find the nearest old world structure.

[stevewhite]

They just don’t build ‘em like they used to!

[StirlingLighthouse]

I’m definitely gonna start calling it Donkey Depot.
Lmao. 👊
Thanks MLB 🙏 ❤

[FranNoesse]

"Little House On The Prairie" is set in the last part of the 1800's. The ENTIRE school - all grades - in a single room. Yet at the same time huge high school-only buildings were being built?

[nixswatson]

I've actually caught a livestream! I'm so excited !!!!

[AKSTEVE]

Come on everyone donate to this channel we're going to need to hire bodyguards now

[TheClacky]

It breaks my heart that so many refuse to see what's right in front of them.

[truthbespoken]

This is all becoming quite comical! What fools they tried to make us into. Not anymore. Thank you. 💪♨💪

[baxtonstagg]

"Knocked down nine years before it was constructed" the FBI would call that a clue.

[Kaiddou]

Thank you MLB,
Good shit as always
Much appreciated

[Gmanxxx]

Look to the person on your left. Now look to the person on your right. There is no way they built these buildings.

[AvatarChaka]

You know it’s gonna be a good day when MLB drops a video on Wednesday

[BuffaloNYSkyWatcher]

I wouldn’t be surprised if they were the same buildings every time just making you think it was destroyed. I’ve seen so many building just altered or covered up. Another great video! Thank you, God Bless 🙏❤️

[jaws]

My old world building in small
Rural Illinois growth has year 889 in Stone