Chicago Bears New Stadium UPDATE! Actually, what’s up with the Bears old stadium? Is Soldier Field really just a 1920s stadium — or is there something far older hiding in plain sight? Mysterious Mr. S unearths the layers of Chicago’s iconic Soldier Field, the oldest stadium in the NFL. But what if the official history is incomplete… is there an old-world or ancient past tied not only to this stadium, but the Museum Campus and Chicago itself?
We're told construction began in 1922 and finished in 1924—yet bizarrely, there's no photographic evidence of the massive colonnades being built. Why are such monumental features missing from all known construction photos?
Could these colossal columns have been repurposed from a lost civilization? Were they already standing long before the 1920s—maybe even before the 1893 World’s Fair (The World's Columbian Exposition)? Perhaps remnants that survived “The Great Fire” of Chicago 1871?
We compare Soldier Field’s mysterious past to that of the Field Museum and the Museum of Science and Industry—buildings with similar architectural styles but wildly conflicting construction timelines. Something doesn't add up.
And then there’s the truly strange: a 1933 World’s Fair ceremony held at Soldier Field, allegedly depicting a ritualistic human sacrifice to Baal, the ancient Babylonian god. A grainy film clip is all that remains... or is it?
🔍 Join us as we question the mainstream narrative, investigate hidden history, and explore the idea that Chicago may sit atop the ruins of a forgotten American civilization.
👁️🗨️ If you're into conspiracy theories, ancient architecture, NFL history, or Chicago’s mysterious past—you won’t want to miss this one.
👇 Drop your thoughts in the comments. Let’s uncover the truth together.
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