Incredibly generous and greatly appreciate the support. Great to see you at the premiere - until the next episode. Thank you very much!

​@@LatentLexiconJust a small token for such an extensive and interesting research that shines more light on this mystery.

Thank you for the kind comment. I can only imagine that type of design/marketing setting and would expect no less not being easily impressed. Means a lot - appreciate it.

Exactly. Wonderful channel that reminds me of my parents antique collection and the memories of a loving family . Thanks!

Appreciate that - It helps me learn the material as well and understand if it may annoy or seem cumbersome to others. These presentations are not for everyone, but I'm glad there are a few that thoroughly enjoy them.

@@LatentLexicon Thanks for the reply - I go to sleep to these and surprisingly the low speed really does help retention - as for content your process reveals little secrets in these readings - some by omission other's by suspicious emphasis - they picked the path of lying and now were forced to tell a thousand tiny lies - but they are clever and this is a mystery

Enlighten me.

That's on my list to read also. Glad you liked the episode and appreciate the comments on the bricked shoreline. It's an interesting feature. I've also come across some initial plans/drawings by Frederick Law Olmsted that also show this shoreline with a brick-like element - before the event also. Cosmetic editing does seem to be the primary motivation for this event. However, it is a technology to keep in mind when analyzing photos/images during this time. You may enjoy the next episode in the series where it will explore the Department of Publicity and Promotion discussing much of the sensationalism you mentioned. As for the last comment, there is far too much evidence, some of which will be explored in the next episode (shameless plug #2) to come to a conclusion that this event did not happen. It was one of, if not, the most well documented event within that time period. Yet, I still find it interesting and mysterious.

@@LatentLexicon Thanks for the note. I look forward to seeing more of your videos.

This "vanilla sky" was usually done to isolate subjects. I have not seen substantial enough evidence to indicate this was done to hide anything. Unless you have tangible pieces of evidence beyond speculation/conjecture? The horse and buggy talking point is getting quite tiresome - When engines, particularly steam engines became widely used, the term "horsepower" was used to compare the output - How many horses that specific engine could replace or equate to. It is still used today and is used because they were the driving power of various industries. I suggest looking up draft horses, that were specifically bred for hauling and work. You may be surprised. These are not the feeble creatures that are commonly portrayed in this "horse and buggy" spiel. As for the buildings, there are tens of thousands of catalogues from various companies that showcase, brickworks, stoneworks, masonry, concrete/cement, artificial stone, plasters, polymers, stuccos, etc. I'm in the process of collecting as many as possible which will then be published on the channel. There is substantial evidence to support these incredible buildings - but that does not mean it is the proof and I could very well be wrong. There is definitely mystery within our history. You seem to have it all figured out though - I merely align more with data and sources.