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The difference to the 1874 map is amazing. The roads were already laid out in 1874, but most of the buildings in the 1889 map were built in the 15 years between the two maps.

Rhis place is not what anyone thinks it is

and GOD be the judge and HE will

Bilut on liipeing kilking and stilling and destroying. sounds familiar hu

WOW! I did not know this bridge was ever covered! I’m amazed! I live here now, but I’ve not been born here. This is the first I’ve heard of this! Thank you! I love old maps, etc.! Also, thanks for making it downloadable! Great idea! 🙏🏼🙌🏼

#29 on the map is (Everett Hosmer) Barney & (John) Berry Company He had made his fortune in fire arms, clamp-on ice skates that sold all over the world! He worked on them for about 10 years before perfecting them & also made clamp-on roller skates! He made sails for sail boats, a device to help get people out of the ice who had fallen through in Winter! He was quite the inventor! He’s the one who left Forest Park...his & some others who were wealthy, donated land to create it! It was, supposedly, his son, George’s dying wish! Wonderful of them to think of others at such a time! The Barney’s mauseleom reads, “To Live In Hearts We Leave Behind Is Not To Die.”

Oh, sir, is Laurel Hill on there?? It might show where his mansion was! (Sadly, it was raized in the 1950’s to make way for Interstate 91.) That was donated to become a park for the public after the owner, Mr. Everett H. Barney’s son, George, passed away in his early to mid 20’s! It is said to be his dying wish in the Online Archives about what is now called Forest Park!

The Union Pacific Railyard is clearly visible in the NE part of town. One year later, in 1869, the transcontinental railroad would be completed in Utah connecting Union Pacific from Omaha to the Central Pacific (Sacramento).

4:14 looks like a old Masonic Lodge with the gold top and star on front

I bid one olive pit. No more!

Railroads were needed for lumbering. Northern railroads were needed

the media web snares everyone!

I’m here now and let’s just say. it’s all still here and alive

I saw this map and a few other interesting ones at the Kiewit Luminarium.. can’t wait to go back.

Nice map!

8:29 Today it is pronounced Gra-shit Ave,

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My family lives on the south side. My dad's on the lake in west alton and my uncle is in the Belknaps. The Belknap mountains are amazing

Can I get a picture without your face in it?

How many more than many is many-many? 🤔

Prison is a hotel now In bunker hill

Not bad but please work on your pronunciation of French and Indian names

Those waterways were lumber chutes to get lumber around the Chaudier Falls. They are used for hydroelectric power generation.

How did they get the picture

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OK. It's not St. George's Fort. It's Fort George. Engine house = fire station. Ordnance yard. No, they weren't firing guns & cannons from there. It's where they took cannon off & on ships. It's where they repaired the guns. Storage. No. 25 is St Paul's Cemetery, also known as The Old Burying Ground. The monument you see is the Sevastopol Monument honouring two soldiers from Halifax -- Parker & Welsford -- who were killed in the Crimean War. Riverboats? Agricola St. Agric-ola. Named after a Roman emperor who was big into farming. It's where we get the word "agriculture" from.

Do you happen to know where the Vaudeville stages used to be in the 1900’s?

Born amd raised in detroit and still here. What sucks is handing it to british for nothing and not fighting

Why bother doing any of this you know nothing, at all you don't even know north south east west , it's point less, for people to research by your information

Did you meet a guy named Adrian? He lives in michigan Detroit and he one of few insane satanic cults of the devil view and a physics hunter same has a witch hunter and he loves to back stab and hacked he got 2 FBIs or federal well nice job feds you trusted him and he is a college of a true satanic physics.

He's bouncing around too much on the map. I'm getting dizzy.

This map used to be in a mall

Layely feeling like I speak a second language just because I can pronounce MN place names with some Sioux names. Helps to have had phonics. Wow, he's lost in time.

Search Google for 1885 Tallahassee map to download a high res version.

Cotton mills??

Swilling ditch (Salt river valley canal). This was the irrigation that started the settlement a few miles to the east of the area shown.

What map is this? Can you include your reference in the description.

Huron is one of the 7 native nations. It is not a tribe. As a member of the Wendat (anglicized pronunciation Wyandotte), we are a tribe within the Huron nation. Highest population of native Americans in Michigan is the Chippewa, a tribe you didn't even mention. Please don't create historical videos without learning history.

I'd heard the Boston rd. was once an Indian trail to maybe Boston area. Can anyone confirm this?

The photobucket link doesn't work :(

Turner Halls were German clubs with gymnasiums. There was one in south Omaha as well. The building still exists. I spent a lot of time there as a child in the 60s and 70s. It was mostly used for bingo and large gatherings in those days.

I drive for Lyft and Uber snd travel just about everywhere over Detroit almost daily. Definitely an interesting city AND coming back up!

I've been to Phoenix, Arizona all the way to Tacoma, found my sweetie, now I just gotta stay!

9:40 - the street czr went as far as Britannia beach 10km west. The guy keeps calling the Ottawa River the canal ???? 😢 In 2 minutes he s gonna show us the 1st Apple Store on Re Do zt

This guy is brutal, he s worse then a monkey that knows how to talk but doesnt know how to read!!

You’re really good at reading… pronunciation need a work 🤔. I could only watch about half. I hope you site your resources.

I grew up there in the 1950s. I still remember some of those old buildings!

Bro nice

Tallahassee is cool

The Alamo doesn't have basement say Pedro and Inez