
The Lost Streetcars of Chicago | Finding the Last Green Hornet Tracks
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5 Feb 202221min

The LOST Docks of N.Y.C. (The History of New York's Waterfront)
Once at the forefront of New York's booming waterfront economy, many of the original docks that lined the bustling shores of New York City have fallen into disrepair. Some remain mere shells of what t...
3 Feb 202216min

What happened to America's Telegraph lines? How the Telegraph Transformed America
The American Telegraph was one of the first advancements towards the near-instant communication of today. While the telegraph found its origin in Britain, it hit its stride in the United States with S...
29 Jan 202230min

Why Chicago DEMOLISHED the Largest Dome in America - The Federal building story
Once one of Chicago's most incredible buildings, the Chicago Federal Building is now little but a long-forgotten memory for most of Chicago. Designed by Henry Ives Cobb and with a dome larger than the...
27 Jan 202217min

New York's Weirdest Building - LOST FOREVER
A building with a very rocky history, 2 Columbus Circle was the core of significant controversy in New York City almost 15 years ago. From its privileged beginnings, its changes in ownership, and the ...
20 Jan 202216min

Chicago's Fake Buildings - Secret Sub-Stations (the story behind them)
Around Chicago's downtown area is a collection of buildings that do not appear to be typical buildings at all. Windowless, doorless, but not at all featureless, these buildings hide many of the machin...
13 Jan 202217min

The LOST Central Railroad of New Jersey - The Story of NJ's Forgotten Trains
As one of the most influential railroads in all of New Jersey, the Central New Jersey Railroad has had an incredible impact on the Garden State's growth throughout the 19th century. It flourished, car...
6 Jan 202221min

Exploring a Huge Abandoned Prison in 360° (Cell found intact)
The Dominicans came to Łęczyca in the seventies of the 13th century. Originally, they lived in wooden buildings. It was not until 1341 when a brick St Dominic's church and a two-story monastery were c...
1 Jan 202236min




















