I would not have been born except for the exceptional skills of Dr. Henry Zanger fixing my mothers medical issues that others wanted to fix by hysterectomy. He died right after fixing my Dad's helicopter towing strain caused a hernia and came out in the middle of the night for adrenalin to save my brother'slife from asthma. What a man , he had cool deer trophies in his waiting room at 1st and Santa Clara streets. He is revered!
Really makes you wonder where the children went from the open graves. It's a beautiful cemetery and the stones are gorgeous. Really loved the angels facing each other. Great video. Thank you!
Even with the memorial shrines, the burials are in most cases in the ground with the grotto built above. Since most in the childrens area are concrete, they would deteriorate more than if in actual stone. In Catholic cemeteries, such as this one, more records most likely are in the office of the diocesan bishop rather than in the on-site cemetery office. Great cemetery tour. Thanks.
I think that those empty graves (above the ground ones): the family or some others, because it was falling apart, moved the coffins elsewhere, probably within the current cemetery. Nice job, Tony
When I made the statement about those ornate iron fences & gates at the cemeteries that never get painted I have a story about that. A few years ago my mom went to a auction in Ocala FL & she bought these rusted sections of of a fence that had been removed from around someone's grave by the cemetery workers & they hauled it to the auction because they didn't want to paint it & of course get a few bucks for it & she bought all of it & then had it cut & welded back together & painted it for a gate at the end of her driveway & there was definitely something attached to it in a Paranormal way.
The photographs on memorials are fascinating. They are not permitted in the U.K. I wonder how they managed to print photographs on stone in the days when some of the memorials were made -- or are they pictures drawn by artists?
I think some of them look as though they could’ve been sketch drawings. But the ones that are real pictures I think they’re just attached by some kind of cement and the pictures are encased in something to make them hard
I would not have been born except for the exceptional skills of Dr. Henry Zanger fixing my mothers medical issues that others wanted to fix by hysterectomy. He died right after fixing my Dad's helicopter towing strain caused a hernia and came out in the middle of the night for adrenalin to save my brother'slife from asthma. What a man , he had cool deer trophies in his waiting room at 1st and Santa Clara streets. He is revered!
Headstones were so nice, decorative, and big back long ago, compared to now.
Such a unique and beautiful cemetery experience🪦🪦🪦🪦
Thank you for more of Santa Clara. Really love this cemetery!
Thanks for taking us on your walk. Enjoyed it all.
Sorry I missed your live chat, but enjoyed the video. Well done Tony!
Amazing walk! Thanks
Awesome cemetery!! Thanks, Tony💜
Really makes you wonder where the children went from the open graves. It's a beautiful cemetery and the stones are gorgeous. Really loved the angels facing each other. Great video. Thank you!
Good afternoon to you all
Even with the memorial shrines, the burials are in most cases in the ground with the grotto built above. Since most in the childrens area are concrete, they would deteriorate more than if in actual stone. In Catholic cemeteries, such as this one, more records most likely are in the office of the diocesan bishop rather than in the on-site cemetery office. Great cemetery tour. Thanks.
Good job with the camera. ✌✌
Very interesting and I enjoyed the video
I think that those empty graves (above the ground ones): the family or some others, because it was falling apart, moved the coffins elsewhere, probably within the current cemetery. Nice job, Tony
Loved seeing the pics on the graves also! Thank you for taking us; much appreciated! …..🌝
Guess you made this before your "shaving accident'. Love the old ones. Hey from Texas❤️
Yeah I made that one a few days before
What an amazing place absolutely stunning!!!
Great video Tony. Very fascinating
Loved vlog as usual . Thanks
My great grandparents are in that same section! Also my son is buried on the other side of the cemetery on the new side.
It’s a Great Cemetery and I’m sorry for your loss.
When I made the statement about those ornate iron fences & gates at the cemeteries that never get painted I have a story about that. A few years ago my mom went to a auction in Ocala FL & she bought these rusted sections of of a fence that had been removed from around someone's grave by the cemetery workers & they hauled it to the auction because they didn't want to paint it & of course get a few bucks for it & she bought all of it & then had it cut & welded back together & painted it for a gate at the end of her driveway & there was definitely something attached to it in a Paranormal way.
I’m sure there was wow.
The children's tombs made me think of dog houses. What lengths some will go to in order to avoid in ground burial.
Graves like those the ones that look like little houses i mostly seen those in some Italian cemetery
The photographs on memorials are fascinating. They are not permitted in the U.K. I wonder how they managed to print photographs on stone in the days when some of the memorials were made -- or are they pictures drawn by artists?
I think some of them look as though they could’ve been sketch drawings. But the ones that are real pictures I think they’re just attached by some kind of cement and the pictures are encased in something to make them hard
its more an Italian / Spanish graveyard -a ver interesting historial place of the forgotten immigrants from the 19th century
Based on the death dates of many of the children, I wonder if many of them died as a result of the flu epidemic of 1918?
Could be
This video seems blurry & shaky
Very odd it was filmed on a GoPro.