I like how she finds these old photo albums, so these people aren’t forgotten. It’s touching to see someone care about any form of history, no matter how insignificant.

If anyone is wondering, her name is Cari Anne Wayman, she's an amazing photographer.

From when the internet was good and pure.

Its sad that people forget or abandon these photos

You want ghosts? This is how you get ghosts.

Here again, for another year ( 2026 )
Happy 141st Year Anniversary to the photo with the date in the back ( July 31st 1885 ) at 2:30

plot twist: she's a vampire and this infact her family of vampires

Ive worked in a library that also functioned as an archive and our oldest books where from around 1900. only a handful of books where from the late 1800s. But what i can tell you is that this book and the photographs are in insanely good condition for their age. i wonder how it was stored. no dirt, dust, no signs of insect or rodent damage, water damage or mold. what a great find!

Not sure if that's interesting but I can date the albums! Note that the quality is not the best so it's kinda hard. The first one is actually older. The bigger photos are called Cabinet Cards, the smaller ones cartes de visite (CdVs). Most of the photos in the first album are from the mid 1880s. They have frizzy bangs and the gown is just slightly larger than the waist. She took out a photo from 1885 and you can see that the corners are rounded, which means it's from the 80s onwards. At 3:17 the CdVs are from the 60s or the 70s. It's kinda hard to tell because I can't clearly see the woman on top (Grandma Marie I think?). She has a middle parting with a low bun and a wide skirt and that's a look from the 60s mostly but it's not rare to see it in older women also in the 70s. The loose oval photo looks like from the Civil War Era, so from the first half of the 60s, but take this date with a grain of salt. It's a tintype (made of metal) and they were popular during the war. I can see that his cheeks were tinted (photographers could add some color if you paid extra). At 4:38 the girls on the top left SCREAM early 70s.
The second album looks mostly from the 90s. It probably doesn't have a cover because it was made of celluloid (basically plastic). They were really fragile and since the album is in a very bad shape, I'm not surprised it ripped apart. The guys wear bowties, the women have their hair up in elaborate hairstyles, the gowns were simple but the sleeves were BIG. The photo with the piece of fabric looks like from the 80s and it's possible that the fabric was attached because she died. At 11:36, yes the pictures have some nice borders... but they're memorial cards: they were made after they died (Note: they are NOT post-mortem pictures). 12:25, again mid 90s. 12:37, that's interesting, the card was attached to her probably because she died as well, and I'm pretty sure that's actually Lily. Sometimes photos were exchanged between family members or friends, so it's possible that Lily died and someone who had her photo attached a thank you card from her. 13:47, crazy collar, Gibson hairstyle, big sleeves: late 1890s. 14:06, top left, that looks like a hat with a bird on it. They were really popular in the late 90s up until 1918 when they were banned.

The people in these photo albums must have been a fairly well off family and people with property.  In the Victorian and Edwardian eras nice portrait photography was rather expensive and the people in the photos appear to be very well dressed, fashionable for the time and probably somewhat educated (the card that was opened was an enclosure card, which likely accompanied a gift that was so valued by the recipient that they kept the card.)  Beautiful old photos--too bad the family they belonged to lost them.

Everyone's talking about the girl, when the real deal is the THICC duck.

This is one of the best ASMR videos I've come across. It's nice that she's rambling in a regular speaking voice, and the page flipping is very good. Unintentional is best. Thanks 👍

she seems to have a genuine interest in finding these old artifacts. and she does this often? hope she dont get haunted lol

I have always thought that the cameras and microphones of old phones are better for capturing relaxing sounds, personally I find this type of ASMR more relaxing than with a professional microphone (by the way, I'm more than 4 years late, greetings to those who still remember this)

Holy shit, a waterbed. Hello 1993

I want "Sorry if this video is shaky, I'm on a waterbed" on a t-shirt.

do you just watch a bunch of random videos a hope to find some asmr?

Bruh, imagine you just being a ghost and minding your own business and then you see a girl in your house taking your family photo album..

Tag urself I'm the initial ten seconds of awkward silence

I used to have the perfect unintentional asmr video I'd always go back to. It was a review of a laptop travel bag and the guy had the most soothing, booring voice and spoke at great detail about the various zippers and compartments of this bag but its not on youtube anymore :( this channel is great, my favorite is the Japanese newspaper video