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My son recently stayed in a haunted hotel in Naples, N.Y. He said there were yellow and blue orbs floating around in his room, and a vase would appear and disappear on top of a dresser.

Arnold was also the best battlefield general Washington had in the early part of the war, and won the critical Second Battle of Saratoga in 1777, which convinced the French to throw their full weight behind the American cause. And he was wounded _again_ in the same battered leg that had been wounded before. But by 1780, he was tired of the bloodletting and frustrated by the American rejection of peace terms offered by the British. He was still a dislikable man, but he did want an end to the war.

how do they keep robert the doll clean

So neat!! Where did you send the film to have them developed?

This is like the big foot of the early days 😅 great video 👍

Only 18 year after George Washington passed, thats a old cool pice of history right there 👍

I don’t believe in ghosts but I do believe in demons!!!

Thank you for this video ! Never knew this was in South East Wisconsin, within driving distance of Milwaukee, where we live. We’ll definitely be visiting this great place soon ! 😊

I’m sorry Robert for watching this without your permission… please forgive me.stay happy and amen 🙏

goodbye robert, and i apologize for not asking for your permission, i fw yo dripp. love you big man goodbye

The most beautiful woman ever created!

I would go with her anywhere!

She is so beautiful!!!!!!

How dare they kick her out ! : (!

Her eyes are magnificent!

Fake history

When I was a kid, just after we migrated to Australia, my Mum gave me her Ilford camera that used 120 roll film. I got 12 shots per roll. I always did my best to load in subdued light (and hold roll tightly so no light can leak in past the spool ends).

so uh... who has to die before the owners reveal that the 28k price tag was also a practical joke??

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I grew up near there.

Back then it was the Republic of the United States. that Statue-replica that was originally 64 foot statue has a lot of meaning, if you understand history. thank you for the video <3

That building isn’t affiliated with the spiritualist camp mediums! That may be why it wasn’t an accurate representation

Я смотрю видео на английском гораздо менее популярное чем на русском, интересно почему ты перестала снимать на русском?

I encourage you to delve deeper into Revelation. 29 lessons. Verse by verse. Doesn't get any better than that! czcams.com/play/PLmG7XE9fa-yTyJH_EcmenD5W-cyYCu5zI.html

This is simply wonderful. I like that they didn’t need experimentation they just knew what to do at such a young age. True photographers.

Fairies wear boots, don't they?

Interesting video! Did you make any purchases at the fair?

I met a fairy in Iceland, she was working at the Post Office of Siglufjordur.

Neat! I'm glad people still have access to at least prints of them still and they weren't entirely lost to time or a private collection. I choose to believe those girls were real life Newt Scamanders!

Was this the first real hoax? 🤔 You should try to see if you can recreate these images with your box camera!

Having attended 4th grade in1960s Va , Jamestown was a big deal in Va history teaching. We got to go on a field trip there and Williamsburg....geeat learning experience

Didn't they make a spooky movie about the Cottingley Fairies? (edit: that clip from The Antiques Roadshow is great. I think the appraiser thought they were copies at first because he did a little startle when she told him she was.)

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This is so cute 😅

More fun facts about the Cottingley Fairies: 1. While the girls themselves did not doctor any photos, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's associate, Edward Gardner of the Theosophical Society, asked photography expert Harold Snelling to "enhance" the glass plate negatives to better show the fairies and make them stand out in the image. So, while the negatives were confirmed to be "genuine," they were still "improved" for better clarity. The enhancement makes it look almost like the fairies themselves are glowing, which added to the idea that they were real. 2. You may wonder why anybody believed that these were real photos, when they look very clearly faked to us today. Well, people DID doubt them very much. But at the same time, this was the early days of amateur photography and many people then were not as immediately skeptical of photographic evidence as we are now. And, the fact that these photographs were analyzed by experts and nobody could say for *certain* whether they were faked, also lent itself to the idea that mere children did not have the capacity to create such a complex fakery that would fool even the best in the field. 3. Also, self-proclaimed psychics/clairvoyants visited Cottingley themselves to look for these ethereal creatures. And THEY TOO reported seeing fairies, gnomes, etc! So that lent extra credence to it all. 4. Watch Frances and Elsie talk about the Cottingley Fairies in this program from the '80s. (Segment begins at 8:39) czcams.com/video/iP-R9nhm7Ls/video.html 5. Watch Frances' daughter show the photographs on Antiques Roadshow: czcams.com/video/8WX1BhKxSYQ/video.html 6. Read The Coming of the Fairies in its entirety: www.gutenberg.org/cache/epub/47506/pg47506-images.html

robert I am sorry for watching this please forgive me

How about the L platform the original one built into Jackson Park how about all the lagoons that existed for the gondola ride from the L platform to what is now the museum of science industry down the midway 55th St.? Why don’t you talk about what actually exist at this point, and some of the things that existed in conjunction with the worlds fair

Why are you tell the truth about history here? What happened to the Japanese garden? What do you think happened to it World War II the Japanese were our enemies? We took them out all the gardens.

My ancestor Stephen Hokins arrived as relief in the Sea Venture after it shipwrecked in Bremuda. He was at John Roelf and Pocahontas wedding. He would return to England for a few years and then in 1620 bring his wife and children over on the Mayflower, his son Oceanus was born at sea. Of everyone who came in the Mayflower he was tge only person who had already been to the New World and knew how to handle Native American relationships. I'm a direct descendant through his son Giles Hopkins.

I just picked one up for a fiver at a Boot Fair! I’m excited to use it. I can’t believe it was (one of) the first ever commercially available camera. Great video :)

The janitor at the Vortex Coffee Shop didn't have any readings scheduled, so he gave her a reading between toilet scrubs. "You have a long trip planned, oh, I mean; you have a long dump in your future. If I were you, I would stock up on toilet paper and Nag Champa incense ." She wasn't impressed, but the coffee was causing a gurgle.

do i have permission watch this robert

Cool campus. Notoriously terrible employer.

TURN was FABULOUS. I am DEFINITELY DIWN THE RABBIT HOLE

I knew Epic had a cool campus, but this is on a whole different level! A bit disappointed not to see a cameo from any of my friends who work there.

B. Altman and Company on Fifth Avenue in New York used to have a department of manuscripts and autographs. Alas, the store no longer is there, but when it was, a lot of old documents were sold at reasonable prices. The one in this video shows how reading Medieval Latin text is a separate art that even Cicero would have found daunting.