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Before New York became a global powerhouse, it was a fragile frontier town built from timber, mud, ambition—and empire.
This video explores New York in the 1600s | AI Reconstruction of New Amsterdam, revealing what the city looked like between 1600 and 1700, long before skyscrapers and subways.

Step into 17th-century New York through an AI reconstruction inspired by colonial maps, traveler accounts, and early Dutch and English city plans. Drawing from records of the Dutch West India Company, English surveyors, and surviving sketches, this visualization traces the city’s transformation from New Amsterdam to New York while staying true to period materials, architecture, and street layouts.

During the 1600s, the settlement evolved rapidly. Timber houses lined Pearl Street, Fort Amsterdam guarded the harbor, and the defensive wall—later known as Wall Street—marked the northern edge of the town. Even after the English takeover in 1664, Dutch building styles, customs, and urban design remained deeply visible.

Though early maps and drawings are imperfect, they reveal a busy frontier port with muddy streets, active docks, and a diverse population of Dutch, English, African, and Native residents.
This AI reconstruction aims to reflect that world as it existed from 1600 to 1700, capturing New York at the moment it stood on the threshold of becoming a major Atlantic city.

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