Old world Boston! Oldest Aerial Photograph of America (1860) + 1872 Great Fire. Compare / Contrast

Howdy ya’ll.
Today we will be looking at the oldest aerial photograph of an American City, taken in Boston, Massachusetts in 1860. This “aerial photograph” was achieved via the hot air balloon, making for a somewhat blurry, yet completely revealing photograph of the city, which we will view in depth. Antiquitech, Tunnels, Castles, Factories, Hundreds of multi-story Buildings. What we see in the 1860 image, at least much of it, was lost in the Great Fire of Boston in 1872.

We will dive into some photographs after the fire, with our focus on a panoramic shot of Boston the day after the great fire of 1872. We will compare and contrast. I’ll leave some time stamps and links down below for your extended viewing pleasure. Enjoy!

Time stamps -

Intro - 0:01
1860 Aerial Photograph of Boston - 8:32
1872 Great Fire of Boston - 12:49

[craigdavid]

Everyone is starting to wake up and all this old information is starting to surface. Lunch break channel is doing great work revealing their lies too. This is why they are rushing to get a reset done. Thanks for the video. Subbed.

[jewelsbreakstherules]

Fires were just like the ones in California that melted metal but left tree se standing unscathed...these cities were targeted with microwave weaponry.

[kennylong]

Boston was clearly built to EUROPEAN STANDARD. No wonder to hear a contemporary American speak about this city with utter astonishment. Very few Americans of the 21st Century have any clue, just how much damage was carried out by the saturation bombing of European cities, between 1942, and 1945: They have no clue how much was destroyed in their name!

[Textemple]

I also happen to reside in a condo which I can tell you has tunnels running underneath it from Long Long ago, especially since 2 shafts clearly lined inside with mortared stone are about 50 ft from where I'm lying on the couch... The only known example of a mausoleum with influences from four different centuries is about 100 ft from me on the other side of a wall which is about 400 years old, which just so happens to surround a "burying ground" where the chief prosecutor of the Salem witch trials is buried about 300 ft from where I am sitting, along with the first printer in the city of Boston, and members of the original occult ministers from the Mather family.

[jfloyd]

So many cities in the late 1800's to the early 1900's having a great fire that wipes most of it out. That is very interesting!

[theloniousscalliwag]

The pipe organ is to vibrate the building at a specific frequency so as to incur a current in the antennae. The acoustics in churches are always so incredibly perfect. You can feel the reverberation inside you

[thomasbylund]

Great video Jarid, I grew up in the Worcester M.A area in the 50's and 60's so this is a real treat for me. My research thus far has been in the Australia Tataria world, mainly because it is so easy to see how the His-Story just does not match reality. I will note something that popped out at me on the 12:51 timestamp on the border of the photo the date 11/9 to 11/10 1872, of course that number 9/11 seems to work it's way often into a cataclysmic event at least in this country !Yes I wear the tin foil gladly and I'm old enough now to just let the detractors just bang on, keep up the effort Jarid we all need to see this ! ! ! !

[BostonShovinstuff]

I've been looking for someone covering this for a long time ! I grew up in and worked in Boston . The things I've seen while doing roofing and construction ... a deep dive would be incredible . If you've seen what I've seen, especially what's under harvard and Cambridge in general, connecting tunnels, mud flood evidence, castles on top of Blue Hills in Milton (less than 5 miles outside of Boston), Park St Church (next to the Capitol building and Boston Common) ... has a shell built outside of it the original church walls which I sat ontop of as I was replacing snow rails for the roof ... there's a 2 ft gap between the old wall and the wall the outside world sees . Damn good video ! Thank you

[colclumper]

I love this, as a 35 year mason I have worked in Boston and I have run across the original gas pipes and lighting fixtures

[annagates]

Born and Brought Up in Boston. Still Living Here! Sounds Like A DEW. Great Vid! Thanks For All The Info.

[janepipkin]

very interesting! I lived in the Boston area for the first 26 years of my life. I remember touring the mid to late 1700's stuff along the Freedom Trail that went to Old North Church and Paul Revere's House and the Boston Tea Party location with replica ship. However, all those places were brick 2-3 story brick buildings and narrow streets. From the aerial photo, the palatial place at the "top" of the park appears to be in the location of the Massachusetts State House now. The square structure behind it is interesting and may well have been a water-containing place (it resembles the Croton water distribution reservoir you highlight in the NYC Orphan Train video in what became Central Park), but that odd long structure with the spires is certainly interesting. I also might think it might be something related to energy generation from the ether that has since become "hidden" from us. I am wondering if it would be worthwhile using modern graphics tools to do some digitization and work online improve the resolution of the aerial photo? People do amazing things now reading different layers and different densities of grey coloring to extrapolate structure. The main thing that comes to my mind given what you present about the size of the buildings, the spaces between them, the arrangement of them and then the fire. I just have to say to say it makes me think there was E.T. influence in the planning and building; and the "fire" with temperatures that hot to cause intense burning of wood inside massive stone structures as well as burning down below the "surface" was caused by something also extra-terrestrial and initiated from the air like what we see in the D.E.W. weapons and fires these days (recently near Denver, before in Paradise CA). I can't see the relatively small and interior volume of wood burning that hot. Additionally, I wonder if there was some compound in the mortar that could have melted? Thanks for this research and video. I think another totally fascinating thing about Boston is how they chopped off Beacon hill to fill in the swampy part of the Charles River that is now called the Back Bay area; a massive amount of work for the time in the early 1800's that created an area of regular square blocks/streets that is unique in Boston to that particular area; unfortunately, that does not appear to be in the aerial photo as it would also have been an interesting contrast. One more thing is that I'm not sure you've looked into it (just found your channel), but others' have started to report on the "oddness" of all of those fires that raged in different cities in the late 1800's and early 1900's and that something was up that has not been revealed; I have not dug into that one yet either but I'd like to. Thanks for all your research and for sharing.

[mogasmpig]

Always with
"The Great Fires!"...

[adamwiggins]

A lot of buildings back then utilized huge hand cut wooden beams for structural support… once a fire did enough damage to weaken those the buildings were just neatly piled bricks waiting to fall.. the portions that remain standing may have utilized steel rods to hold the masonry together..or had large stones incorporated into the structure as means of support

[drewh]

I love the research especially the old almanacs and aerial photographs. I am an architect and I have a few thoughts. Cities do generally develop a plan, they are not made at the same time but they are zoned for different uses and streets are created even before buildings are made to populate them. I think Boston is much older maybe 200+ years older than the oldest photo you showed so it would have plenty of time to build up and sprawl the way it is shown. Another thought is the brick buildings which were destroyed. Fire can and does today, burn down brick buildings. The bricks don’t burn at all, they are laterally supported by the wood framed floors and ceiling within. I work in south St. Louis and I see this EVERY DAY. We have many buildings from the 1860s forward and our firm renovates many of them. Just drive around and you can see brick buildings collapse after catching fire. It is a real problem here too. I think all the fires of that time period are suspicious but fires can collapse brick buildings they can spread through windows and across rooftops, no melting bricks necessary.

[dirtwizard]

Antiquitech uses mercury technology. When an electrical current is passed threw mercury it will start spinning ( fliud dynamic engine), reverse the current and the spin reverses. Those tear drop looking things on top of the buildings have mercury in them. the rest of it above is the antenna or collector, grabs the charge out of the air. The organ creates resonance, each note is like a snowflake, now modulate the resonance and then dump it like a laser. ✌️😎

[Textemple]

And also, one of the last photos attributed to a location of six Temple place is what I believe is the entrance to the Forest Hill cemetery in JP, which is filled with an innumerable amount of monuments, and it's immediately preceded by what I believe is an orthodox church with undeniably Tartarian influences. Look up the calf pasture pumping station, which is laughably attributed to being a water treatment plant. I can also show anyone interested full color high definition pictures of fully engineered block work and masonry in many places near the shore, just barely underwater.

[DannyChau]

I wondered if all these new findings are because many timelines have merged together? As all of a sudden, we're witnessing some serious consciousness shift from a cowboy Western to advance free electricity/energy with giants for the last few hundred years. Even our consciousness is somewhat blurred to say the least as more and more photos are appearing everywhere to indicate something totally different to what we once told or remembered.

Also that no two people/souls are ever to witness or to experience the same reality, so whatever we're witnessing are but our own unique version of events, fascinating time indeed.

[stumpgrinderbear]

Front page Cook County Herald April 21st 1900. Check it out. There's six columns on the front page . Look at the fourth and fifth column at the top of the page. I'm trying to post a link for the newspaper well worth the read but I'm having trouble.

[raypratt]

That aerial view is actually showing a design, I cant quite figure it out but it definately is showing a design from above just like D.C. does

[peterkimball]

Hey Jared, love ur channel! I'm from Boston, my family has been here for generations. My great great great grandfather, Moses Kimball owned the Boston museum on Tremont st n the 1800's, we have all been members of Massachusetts charitable fire society. It was actually started after this fire, and I've got the historical account(if you're into HIS story) if you're interested, I could send it to you. All my grandfather's side were freemasons too, go figure. I've read the historical account, and it's pretty miraculous, they just barely saved old north church etc. Thanks!!