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Step back in time and walk through New York City in the 1700s.

Before skyscrapers, subways, and neon lights, New York was a small but powerful colonial port at the edge of the British Empire. In this AI reconstruction documentary, historic paintings, engravings, and maps are brought to life using modern artificial intelligence — allowing us to move through the streets, harbors, markets, and churches of colonial Manhattan.

This video explores:

The southern tip of Manhattan and its busy 18th-century harbor

Fort George and Bowling Green, the center of British power

Wall Street and the remains of the old city wall

Broadway as New York’s main colonial street

Trinity Church and the ever-present shadow of disease and death

The East River waterfront and early ferries to Brooklyn

Colonial markets, daily life, and social tension

The aftermath of the Great Fire of 1776

New York’s transformation at the end of the 18th century


This is not just history told from a distance.
This is history experienced.

Using AI, we don’t simply look at images — we walk through them.

If you enjoy historical reconstructions, forgotten cities, or immersive documentaries, consider subscribing.
And let me know in the comments which city, century, or moment you’d like to see reconstructed next.

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