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  1. my mothers home. Thank You
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  2. May communism leave this planet forever.
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  3. Good insight/reporting :)
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  4. The underground complex had huge hydraulic lifts to bring the missiles up from underground They were amazing Most of them were never acknowledged as having existed. I remember seeing one of these sites in Upstate NY that was never acknowledged. To this day the government denied it ever existed even though it is privately owned now with a defunct restaurant on top of it and the lift still being there as well as the complete underground complex.
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  5. I’m impatient
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  6. I went to the Civic Arena in the late sixties with a Cub Scout den outing. We went to watch the Penguins, so it must have been 1967 or thereabouts. I don't remember the details, but it was a great time for a young kid! It was the only time I was ever there, unfortunately. I didn't know it was torn down till now. Thanks for the great video!
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  7. It's pretty crazy. I grew up in both the US and Canada and seeing and pretty much seeing how much reference is left of the Pennsylvania railroad. It's pretty amazing. Like when I visit a Pittsburgh I see the old Pennsylvania railroad train terminal which is still used today Just not all the time
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  8. This VPN really works i mostly use it for locked yt films.
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  9. Thanks for the education, as always. Nicely done.
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  10. From Chicago thank you for calling the sears tower by its real name and not the willis tower which nobody here will ever call it that
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  11. Fantastic Fantastic Fantastic!!!!!!
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  12. i live near here in san diego, i remember when i first started hiking in the desert near these cars they were pristine, north of Jajamba. but the moved them further north near the nudest colony and then the word was out. covered with graffiti ever since. careful, it is CA desert. i almost got shot there but could not convince sherifs to intervene.
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  13. Nice historical tour.
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  14. The plural of “incident” is “incidents”, not “incidences” (which does not mean the same thing…). Great video!
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  15. I want to live there. Sounds nice
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  16. It needed to be said. Thank you :)
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  17. Another great video , thanks Ryan
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  18. I've been wondering why this ship has been here for many years!!! Now I know🎉
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  19. This was excellent, thank you. I love Coney Island, especially the Wonder Wheel, great memories on that ride with several dates. There were some great rides that are now long gone, like Astroland's Break Dancer, or the Saturn 6 which sat a corner lot near the bowery. As did the old rickety Zipper, Hammer, and the infamous Hell Hole (a rotor ride), all gone an replaced with newer attractions that just don't offer the same thrill. I constantly find myself looking up at the parachute jump wondering what that free falling sensation was like (yes, they were REAL parachutes and were the only thing slowing your decent towards a bouncy landing). And the old abandoned roller coaster that was torn down during the Giuliani era, the Thunderbolt. Not to be confused with the new one using the very same name. There was also another rollercoaster that was long gone that I saw in movies and pics only, which was simply beautiful. It was called the Tornado! A must see in YouTube clips. Try some treats at "Williams Candy on Surf Avenue for some of the best candy apples anywhere. And Nathan's is not just hotdogs btw, their loaded fries are to die for. As are their delicious lobster rolls too. Again, thanks for this, very well done.
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  20. Enjoyed them as a kid in the 70s. Mom insisted on bringing our own popcorn from home, so there was always a big, greasy paper grocery bag full on the front seat. Really enjoyed them as a teenager. Last time at a drive-in was more than 10 years ago, and wasn't thrilled by most of the people sitting around in lawn chairs instead of in their cars. It was like a huge tailgate party and you could barely hear the movie.
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  21. I lived nearby in the Redwoods myself... It was incredible but this documentary was A+. Thank you!
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  22. Great documentary! Always good to know how we got to where we are. The progress we've attained in and what was achieved in implementing such scientific discoveries into our every day lives from their humble roots as just what began as bemusings, wonderings and thoughts of really visionary individuals brought to the forefront is very interesting.
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  23. Saw the Grateful Dead there mid 80s
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  24. I love your channel, greetings from Mexico City ✌🏻
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  25. We had a seagull fly into our van driving on that road. Couldn't really do anything about it or go anywhere. It was not my favorite bridge to drive but we took it from Biloxi, Ms. to the New Orleans Children's hospital several times during the 9 months we lived there.
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  26. 👍👏😊♥️🇺🇸
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  27. Hi Ryan, now you have a subject matter very close to me, I live in SWFL Cape Coral and looking at your map looks like my area is very safe it show white shade area, THANKS YOU SO MUCH , here is something about SINKHOLES, my home owners ins policy WILL NOT COVER ANY DAMAGE FROM SINK HOLES, we had enough from Himocain Ian, Oh yes my house lots of damage in fact still working to finish up the work, almost done, well thanks for all you do and the investigation and research time you put in your subjects, be safe until next time THANKS...
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  28. I rode on that Aerotrain on the Pennsylvania Railroad Philadelphia-Pittsburgh route in 1956, the route which was discussed in this video. It was particularly exciting to ride it around Horseshoe Curve. The train was a really big deal at the time and captured a lot of headlines and interest. They had it for testing on the New York Central for a brief time but I don't believe it ever saw any scheduled service on that road. There was a lot of interest in experimental trains during the 50's and 60's as railroads were trying to find innovative ways of competing with cars and airlines. The New York Central ran a different (single unit multi car) train (locomotive by Baldwin, cars by Pullman) called the "Xplorer" between Cleveland and Cincinnati from 1956-57 but which also failed. There was also consideration during that time of a US version of the Spanish "Talgo" train (1950's version) which had articulated cars capable of tilting around curves, as well as many other technologically advanced features for the time (and even now). It also never made it into US service. Finally, there was the United Aircraft Turbo train which also had tilt capability as well as a gas turbine engine. Amtrak actually ran that in service for a few years and I rode it between Boston and New York. The neat thing about that train was that it had cabs on both ends with raised passenger seating in each cab, like in dome cars. You could actually sit up high in passenger seats on raised areas of the cab cars along with the engineer and look out forward at the track ahead. You could also look backward along the top of the rest of the train (I did both). If you are interested, you can find information on any of those trains by doing an internet search on their names.
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  29. You can see this from the parking lot of the Ikea store in Red Hook. Awesome views lower Manhattan from here.
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  30. He is the man. The internet is just full of bullies just like school
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  31. Great video! Underground Chattanooga is also an interesting subject to look into
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  32. Didn't they change California Ave to Martin Luther King Drive?! ...way back ...before you were born?! Another great vid, Ryan!
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  33. Our office is right near there. Some of the stories are true. Us locals have opinions of both the domes and the nearby mountain where the Hohokam Indians disappeared.
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  34. First! Great video as always! Please make a video about the Pennsylvania Railroad East River Tunnels in New York City. Also include the famous Steinway/Belmont Tunnels of the IRT subway!
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  35. Yet another fantastic video, love your stuff.
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  36. Went longboarding this summer w a buddy downtown saw a homeless guy with 5 huge pet rats 🐀 I’ll never forgot the vibes in the underground road
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  37. Great vid
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  38. I love your work! Keep it up!
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  39. I haven't checked it out since it closed some years back.. I used to like visiting there...yeah, there was a certain grimy element about, but I grew up in Brooklyn, so that didn't bother me. I'm gonna have to check it out again now that it has reopened..
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  40. Excellent piece of American history. Perseverance through adversity. Thanks a lot. Colin ( England ).
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  41. Damn good Documentary Ryan !!
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  42. Very good video about great building with modern features new in 1930s including air conditioning I don’t understand first to use alternating electric current I saw that statement before I thought AC current was standard for electric distribution since before 1900 Direct current loses its power over distances Alternating keeps voltage for large distribution Thank you for video
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  43. Thanks for the video!
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  44. There’s a book called Under The Sidewalks Of New York The Story Of The Greatest Subway System In The World by Brian J. Cudahy on page 166 shows a picture of a revenue car Number # 66 it’s a double end car builder unknown but to me it looks like it was built by ACF
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  45. Great video! I lived 2 blocks from the burned Nichols Gym structure when I attended K-State in the late 70's. We'd go climb around in there after Aggieville closed! Fun times!!
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  46. Love it. Can you do a video on my hometown armory. In The Bronx which is the Kingsbridge Armory. It is one of the most famous one, they even filmed movies in there
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  47. Ryan have you ever done a story on the Greenbrier Hotel and it's dark secrets? Thx for sharing your new content... Take care my friend and God Bless...
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  48. An Awesome Program
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  49. As a Brit, thank you for great American history, which is far better than the big bits of history seen on the TV channels 👍🏻 Keep the unusual coming.
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  50. Interesting! Thanks for the info.
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