I Felt So Sad At This Tombstone - Easton Cemetery
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Welcome to another Cemetery tour. Today we are checking out the Easton Cemetery with Alan from Revenge of the Apocalypse. This place has it all, including mausoleums, statues, famous people and tons of history. The unique thing that I love is that you can take a self guided tour around the grounds to learn about some notable people. Surprisingly, when I came upon the location of a young child, I became very emotional, something that has never happened to me before. So come along with me as we check out some of the beauty, the history and learn more about the amazing Easton Cemetery. Enjoy
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After you watch this video, let me know if you've ever unexpectedly experienced something like this.
I found an article about baby Lucy. I tried to find her death certificate to see why she died but I couldn't find it but I did find her christening record. Here is the article link about baby Lucy
www.mcall.com/news/local/easton/mc-easton-barnet-grave-20150505-story.html
There were too many beautiful things to list in comments, but my favorite tombstone was a tie between sweet little Lucy (I cried happy tears) and the Knight with the verse from Psalms on the front. It's considered the Lord's "protection Psalm", and one I pray every time life gets to be too hard to bear. Georgeous, serene place that gives off a sense of calm and peace. Absolutely lived it!!!!!
@@catherineengle4196 Thank you for sharing this news report ...very interesting .
My back yard faces the Cematary. There are two back to back Cematary here. The Easton Cematary and the Easton heights Cematary that is just west of this Cematary although not as old as Eaton Cematary as that Cematary has many Easton historians buried there even State Govenors. Many of these last names still have distance relatives living in Historic Easton. These two Cematarys were once owned by two brothers who at some point argued over the land and they devided it and made them into two cematarys devided only by chain link fence.
There is a wealth of History to both these Cematarys.
I have lived in Easton all my life and I'm now 70 yrs old. As a young teen you often took your girlfriend for walks in the deepest part of the Cematary to sneaks a few kisses. Lol. Lol. Enjoy your visit come back to Easton to learn about our History.
I am a volunteer photographer for find-a-grave website,I Came Upon a sad moment as well as I had to photograph the headstones of two children And they had no family Buried in that Cemetery
People say I’m morbid! But I find cemeteries fascinating sad and beautiful at the same time.
I'm right there with ya
Taphophile
The resting place for little Lucy with all of those toys made me cry. Rest in sweet peace little one 😢
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Can you imagine how expensive those statues and tombstones cost and what they would cost today!?!? This place is Beautiful, calm and peaceful ......!!!!
Those kind of statues an tombstones are all over the German cemeteries. I spent a lot of time in them growing up cause my dad was doing genealogy.
I wonder who Lucy was to still be remembered 100 years later with gifts.
People do what they see
It is a beautiful cemetery. Thank you for sharing.
A innocent child
The monument with the word Daughter and the wheel symbol is for a member of the DAR, Daughters of the American Revolution. This group is for women who had an ancestor (or ancestors) who fought in the Revolutionary War. I know this because I'm a member. Enjoyed the video.
Oh wow. Thanks for sharing that.
Can you tell me the Story of the Widow in the Memorial Day Parade
Yep, I’m a member, too. Also to add, the DAR placed plaques on the tombstones of women who were directly born to a Revolutionary soldier, hence the “Real Daughter” you saw.
Hi from NewOrleans my daughter and other women in my family are also
Wow that’s interesting thanks
The building that looks like Medieval Times is a receiving vault. Caskets would be stored until graves were dug or elaborate monuments were being built to receive them. My uncle died in February and the ground was frozen solid. His remains were kept in a receiving chapel until the grave could be dug. Abraham Lincolns body lay in a receiving vault until his grave was ready. He was buried multiple times! Now that is something you really need to read about. During a pandemic, the receiving vaults or receiving chapel were overflowing. You hit all the high spots. Lovely. Thank you for the walk today.
Ty
I could spend all day in that cemetery, just marveling at the beauty of the tombstones
Me too
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Love walking round cemeteries. Looking at dates and names. So much history.
Thought it was only me doing that. Not sure why I do it. Just to say they’re not forgotten I guess and that their people still love them.
@@amysands2413 such a shame that we don't know all of their history, since most of their kin have passed on. really sad
@@rozeneesprey1735 no, I guess we are "weird" that way lol
I'm sure it comforted little Lucy's family to think of her as "just sleeping .."....so many tears shed for this baby in the last 167 years . Wish I could leave a little toy for Lucy . ...in honor of all the little ones who left too soon. Thank you Jay and Alan for this beautiful explore .
I'm glad i was able to show her a little extra attention.
@@JPVideos81Rest in peace Lucy
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I read that for well over 30 years, someone has been anonymously leaving gifts and occasionally sending flowers to be put on the graves of Lucy Minturn Barnet and William Henry Barnet. Kind of cool.
@Lowkee I wonder if some relations to THE Minturn family, very old , wealthy illustious family . Edie Sedgwick ( Andy Warhols muse) was connected to them and current day actress Kyra Sedwick as well.
I cried ....I lost my baby girl on June 29,1993 it's the most brutal pain I've ever felt in my life... Sweet baby Lucy's resting place is beautiful.
Rest in peace baby girl xoxox
So sorry for your loss
Sorry for your loss sweetie. Hugs to you
How very sad. 😂😂❤.
Not to sound morbid but do love a walk roung the graveyards and read the gravestones x
So do i. It's peaceful.
I love doing that too
yes,same here.
Me too
Me too
I love old cemeteries. I love the history
I love seeing old graves. Watching this from Melbourne Australia. It's sad seeing children's graves. My husband and I have had 4 children but our 3rd was stillborn at fullterm and shes buried in a children's section at one of our local cemeteries. Its awful having to bury your own child and especially one who never got to live a life outside of me.
Much love to you x
Bless you for dealing so well with such a painful situation. ❤️
Ive found it peaceful
That's so sad but now with angel wings. Prayers for peace.
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While walking through the cemetery where my family and someday I will be buried I found the stone of a little girl who was only six years old when she died. Next to it was an eight year old boy who died the same day. Next to him were a man and woman who died the same date as the children. I knew a man whose wife was buried in that family section and asked him what happened. They all died in a boating accident on the Potomac River. He said it was a sad day for his wife's family. Occassionally I walk over to their graves and always feel a heavy sadness like I personally knew them.
David I felt such a deep sadness and such compassion when I read your message! You seem like a very sweet and caring person I wish the world could be a little more like you especially in the time we are in now. GOD BLESS YOU MY FRIEND!!!😇🙏
@@tonyalee487 Thank you Tonya for the kind words. There isn't enough of that on the internet. I avoid the political discussions because they get into name calling anger irrational anger.
Where my grandparents are buried, there was a grave of a little boy who died at the age of eight from fireworks. I was eight when I discovered his grave and when we would go out there to clean the graves of my grandparents I would always make it a point to go visit him.
David Smith.......Awww, that is sad. But it's sweet of you to visit. Do you happen to be from W.Va.? I knew a Dave Smith when growing up. Take care, Sir.
@@peggyhill7283 I'm from Western Maryland. Near the West Virginia border. It's a common name.
I took care of a cemetery for 10 years, I loved to learn the history of the people that were buried there, I did experience people touching me, and I swear sometimes I would step on somebody’s foot, if I stepped backwards.
Here's the thing about Lucy; she died over 160 years ago, so if her spirit had lingered, she would have moved on once her mother passed over. Also, at the time she was born, Christmas trees were not a big thing, and really not known in the US. It wasn't until 1848 that Queen Victoria started the tradition in England (thanks to her German husband's traditions), and weren't commercially sold in the US until 1850. It wasn't until the 1890's that it became popular on the east coast of the US, so asking Lucy to light up the equipment like a Christmas tree would mean nothing to her (if she was still hanging around). Just a bit of history there. ;)
I work at a Funeral Home and Cemetery and every time I drive around the grounds and read the headstones I get sad
Awww yes that is so sad a child never growing up and seeing all the stuffed animals the passing of this child must of been tragic and sudden rest in peace little one
This was such an incredible video I had to share it with a local caretaker of the cemetery here, I know she'll also enjoy it as much as I did. That entire ground is just breath taking, if it weren't so far away I would buy a plot to be laid to rest in, but Texas is a long way from there. It's just so peaceful and the way you presented it was in total respect which I appreciated as well. Thank You for taking us to such a cool place and kudo's to the Superintendent of the grounds there, the place is beautifully kept. It's like an entire City onto it's own. Wow!
It's a fantastic resting place that is beautifully kept.
That’s a huge cemetery, and the grave stones are beautiful! I felt sad at Lucy’s grave too! It’s so sad when kids die!! Thanks for the video!
The child one with the blanket really touched me
I love old cemeteries. My father was stationed in Germany and he was working on genealogy so we spent a lot of time in cemeteries. European cemeteries had playgrounds so kids could play while parents planted an watered the plants on the graves. My parents would walk through looking for family an we would play. We even met family in the towns that gave my father more information for his charts.
I was a caretaker at a cemetery back in 1970's in Oregon. I lived there too. I'm 69 now and a great grandma and to old to do it now. I enjoyed .
I can only image that it may be and emotional experience like what I had when I realized a whole family died in the same day. When I went to find answers about it I found they all drowned in a boating accident. That hit me hard when I saw they all died the same day. Some graves really weep sadness you can feel it all around you.
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I feel so sorry for the children, RIP everyone who was burried here. Beautiful graveyard, some great history. What a great idea to have your own tour and have a booklet with information in it. It be good if all graveyards have it.
Beautiful. I also watch Lamont at large he goes to different cemeteries and talks about how some people died from google search.
You might like Sidestep Adventures. He locates and visits abandoned cemeteries in the southern US. Not fancy places like this one, but incredibly interesting with lots of history about the people who lived in local communities. A lot of child deaths, unfortunately, due to starvation during and after the Civil War, in all the graveyards. He reads all the info on the markers, too, which is nice if you're a genealogist. I enjoy going down the back roads and small towns to these forgotten graveyards with him, via video.
I love watching Sidestep Adventures they go to old cemeteries in Georgia. Very old CivilWar graves.
What a beautiful and peaceful cemetery. I always like to think they all keep each other company, so nobody is lonely. Thank you for showing this to us that can’t get there. 👏🏻💗😊
I dont find cemeteries creepy. Ive gone to several very old ones. When you go around and read names aloud , it is as if you give them existence again . Their name may have not been said aloud even in memories for years. I fills my soul to do this.
I agree
@@JPVideos81 you should do a video on a abandoned train
@@timothydemarco3525 if you know of any locally that i can legally film, let me know.
Right below my parents is marker for Barnard he was a WWII vet and died the same year my Dad did in 93 and as far as I know as know no visitor I alway say hello thank you for your service
I love going to cemeteries and talking to the deceased if that makes sense? I often say how young they were and I asked how they died. Sometimes I just stand and have a little chat...it makes me feel so good. One day, I hope somebody does the same with me❤️
I liked this video. This cemetery is beautifully kept up. Shows alot of respect. Kudos to the cemetary staff. Even though I can't stay in a cemetery more than 20 minutes, (I pick up on things, always have since I was a child.) I have family in Greenlawn in Ohio. Eddie Rickenbacker is buried there. It's huge! Thanks foe sharing & cheers!
The cemetery is lovely and spread out .i am from the uk I live just across the road from a cemetery . Walk throw the path for a shortcut sometimes . Some of the very old graves are overgrown . Lots of different statues and mausoleums which are family plots . I can't bear to go to the children's plots always get very upset . There is so much you can learn from looking at the engravings .
Lucy was my favourite. Children graves always move me. Some are so loved and others seem so neglected. Whenever I visit mums grave I always visit the children too.
What a delightful video! I LOVE old cemeteries! There aren't too many of them here in central FL where I live now. But back in NW and west-central Ohio, they were everywhere!! I have tons of photos. My dad's ancestors were numerous in Auglaize and Allen counties, and in alot of the old cemeteries, they're all over the place. There's a country church on a rolling hillside that dates back to the 1860's, with one of the most amazing cemeteries ever. The original gate still stands, and the cemetery wraps from one side, around the back and to the newer section on the other side that is starting down the hill and is still active. My maiden name is everywhere in there. My great-grandparents and various other shirttail kinfolk. A cemetery a few miles away has a plot for the first ones to have come to that part of Ohio. A cemetery further down in the next county has more of them, along with the ones who married in. There's a spooky old abandoned family cemetery in the woods off the edge of a farm field, with more of them yet. While I like being where I'm at now, I do miss those cemeteries!
What an amazing video. Lucy is not there...she flew away to the arms of Jesus the second she died and will remain in Heaven for all eternity
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Nancy Covin.....Amen, I agree with you. 👼
Absolutely! Amen
I knew Lucy was no longer there. She’s where it’s beautiful, she’s loved and she’s happy. Her family is with her and they have no need to visit the cemetery.
@@smc130 ghosts do exist, she just so happened to be at peace when she died.
I love veterans cemeteries. They really keep them up.
That cross and the lady was unbelivable! She looked so sad. Beautiful cemetery. Love this video Jay. Goodnight Lucy, bleesed child
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Just stumbled across this. I live here and every once in a while love to walk through the Easton cemetery. It’s so beautiful and so peaceful. Thanks for a beautiful video!!
You're lucky to live close to it. Would love to join ya for a walk.
Such a beautiful cemetary and and the gravestones are beyond amazing.
The Find a Grave website listed Lucy's place of birth as Lambertville NJ. 2 siblings listed with photo of brother if you click his name
Ya, it’s human nature to feel that way unless your a harsh callus uncaring person I suppose but I have felt that way every time I go to a cemetery. I children’s graves are really hard.
Really Jay if you look at that child’s tomb stone that has a sleeping child, most don’t have such a visual portrait like that, it would make a lot of people very sad to see such a memorial especially with all the little toys and trinkets left for the child😢
Not far from Easton i s s little town called Pen Argyl. Jayne Mansfield is buried in that cemetery and she has a beautiful headstone in the shape of a heart.
Been there! I’m from Wilkesbarre and I grew up in Bangor I go take a visit to Jayne every few years
@@tiffanykline7870 What is the name of the cemetery may I ask? I have a small youtube channel that would be an interesting video especially since it's Pa. I would love to check it out!
@@thepovertyprincesssharonsa8122 Jayne is buried in the Fairview cemetery just outside of Pen Argyl.
I live in Oakdale, Ca. we have an old cemetery behind my house. My husband and I walk through it often, the most alarming thing we have found is that there is a very large row in the back of the cemetery of graves of babies that all died in 1948 or 1949. We have tried to obtain some information about this strange occurrence with no results.
That self-guided tour booklet is a wonderful idea!!! You get some of the background of those buried there.
I love that idea
The map in the guide book really helps. Plus, there is a little hunt & search challenge in the book. Let me say it took me two years to find the tombstone with the top hat!
Having lost a baby myself...this was so heartbreaking to see baby Lucy's headstone with all the sweet little toys. 💜🙏
So.sorry for your loss
@@JPVideos81 thank-you very much sweetie
LOVED this video Jay!! Beautifully captured!!, We love cemetery videos! Also loved seeing you and Alan together having a good time! Kat, Breezy and I miss all of you! Stay well! T😘
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Im happy to see this cemetary kept up and so well mantained...
Loved your comments, on the poor women, who's boyfriend killed her, that no man should put his hand on a women and that he will do it again,
Easton Cemetery is beautiful with all its history and grand monuments. Sad that some had been vandalized. I’ve taken many photos over the years . It’s very interesting to research the type of monuments and their meaning. Will return again for more photos.❤️
I really enjoyed seeing this cemetery. So beautiful and historic. The maseleums were phenomenal. It would be something to see the interior of the caretakers house. Beautifully maintained exterior. Statues were intricate and well preserved for the amount of time they have been there. I was most intrigued by the child's grave with all the momentos that were left. Grass and vegetation well taken care of.🌿 Nice crisp footage. Great editing 🙂👍
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I do not have a favorite head stone,I think they are all BEAUTIFUL.
Joel is a biblical name and is a book of the Old Testament in The Bible.
The Easton Cemetary is a very beautiful serene peaceful place of Interment and a fine tribute to past souls whom once traveled this earth same as You and I
Thanks for Sharing J.P. VIDEOS 📹!
I live in palmer township and I've never been to the Easton cemetery. My great great grandparents are buried there.
There is so beautiful.... trees, mauseleoms and headstones... I would love visiting there summertime and see this much is possible...You are believer❣ Congrats sweetheart... 😊
the Lehighton PA. cemetary , isnt all that big but there is a section of indian burial grounds there
There is a cemetery near me, one of the oldest in the area, where there are some native Americans graves. Not sure if this is true or not, but supposedly they were buried in a sitting position, and as the ground settled around the graves, you could see a rounded mound where the bodies were...but over time it’s all flattened out.
Boy Lucy brought tears to my eyes I lost my 2 year old granddaughter in a fire and you would give anything to go back when she was here I miss her so much
I love an old cemetery. This one looks amazing. Your tour for us was entertaining. Great video and editing.👍
Thanks!
Beautiful R.I.P. to all in grave yard. Ty for tour very interesting history
I was going well until the photos at the end and 'our dear baby. 13 mths old, 1914-15. So sad. This one for me even more than Lucy, for some reason. And that caretakers house is divine.
These places have a mysterious way of affecting individuals one way or another. Thanks for watching.
JPVideos you’re so right
Rest in peace, little Lucy💕🕊⚘
I think the “Knight” is actually St. Michael. He had a halo. The graves with the “flower beds” are just that. The beds were gardened by the bereaved with flowers in the summer. There are a lot of these in older gravesites. Sadly, no one is now alive to keep them up. Isn’t it touching that people feel compelled to leave remembrances for a child gone for over 100 years? Children’s monuments touch heartstrings.
I do indeed love this video. One of my favorite things all my life was walking thru graveyards and cemeteries. When my kids were little I'd take them, too, and they'd get excited that they were going to the "gravygardens." I have to say that Easton Cemetery is among the most beautiful and certainly the most extensive I've ever seen, and you did a nice job of taking us on a sojourn through it. But I, too, am intrigued by the Kunsman Mausoleum that is cinderblocked up. To me it gives the impression more that they were trying to keep something, someone IN, rather than keep people out. The mausoleum in the cemetery near us here that unsure no entry have double doors, the inner ones of heavy glass that are sealed shut, and the outer ones of cast turned iron bars that still allow for peering thru but also permit a more aesthetic appeal.
I'd be interested to hear what you find out about the actual reason for their having sealed the mausoleum this way. Keep us informed, and I'm looking forward to the next. Take care! 🌹
Thanks for watching rachel
Johann Hans Hess, my 6-7 great grandfather is there.
Beautiful resting place
I am watching this video March 6th 2022.This is a fabulous place. Many awesome statues and mosoleums.Thank you so much for the things you show / share with us all. Kathy from Wisconsin.
There was so much to see. I wish we could have seen more, maybe you will go back a revisit sometime. I like the cemetery tours. Yes I would like to see more. What a terrific day for making an outdoor video. I really enjoyed this one JP.👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍The Superintendents house was quite pretty👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
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They do a beautiful job taking care of that cemetery...it breaks my heart to think if the people in that other cemetery where the place is falling apart...wish those people where at this cemetery,,,..thank you for your respect to those who have passed away
The stones that look like carved wood are by the Woodsmen of the World. They are beautifully done, we have some in cemeteries in Missouri in Dade and Cedar counties. Also some of the beautiful female statues in flowing gowns are amazing and their little hands don't seem to stay with them in a lot of cemeteries I've been too. Thank you for this nice video!🌞
A beautiful historic cemetary. I love cemetaries and the beautiful headstones. So much history and stories. Thank you for your time spending and the scripture and dates. I appreciate it .
My pleasure
Those are "woodmen of the world " monuments, if you google it you will read there interesting history.
I was going to mention that as well. I’ve seen several monuments like those
Child's graves are always sad. Beautiful memorial for Lucy💙💜
I go to cemeteries on a regular basis and experience intense sadness at particularly grave sites almost everytime. Sometimes the intensity is too much and I feel physically ill. It's rough.
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You feel it in your soul.
Tiny headstones bother me, children. I always tell them that I'm sorry. On the other hand when I visit my father's parents I sense a restoration.
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@@stephaniehowe0973 I am on Cape Cod, loaded with cemeteries dating from the Pilgrims. So when I find the tiny ones especially when they are in a group I always fear for them. Did they perish in a fire? Drown (seashore here)? Measles or a raging pox? It may sound (I don't know the description) but I wish to hear the joy in children's noise.
Incredibly beautiful cemetary. The blue sky and big puffy white clouds make it even more stunning. Makes you feel like heaven realy isn't very far away.
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Lucy is not thiar, she is with the Lord. her spirit is gone home. As soon as she diad she went. home
Vary nine cem.
So true
You are so right,Shirley..she is eternally with Jesus🙏
Actually, Lucy is sleeping. She will leave her grave when Jesus calls her. Think about it.
@@bluegrassrules9967 oh please
Bluegrass Rules not everyone transition over . I always get signs at my family’s site .
A very beautiful cemeteryI love all the old cemeteries like you I also love the statues the mausoleums digit so much history there it's too bad that it's not kept up with cleaned and looking as beautiful as it should
160 years gifts show up there
Beautiful cemetery, I enjoyed this video to the fullest!! Love baby Lucy💜💙💜💙 this video is incredible💜💜💙💙 thank you for walking us thru this beauty😀🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
So glad you enjoyed it 😊💙
Most of my family is buried in that cemetery
Beautiful resting place
rina what? For real! OH wow. IT's beautiful
I am sorry for your loss.
I’m from England, I love going around the graves myself. We have some lovely crave statues they are a work of art.
The bronze symbol saying "Real Daughter" = Daughter of the American Revolution.
The detail on the really older stones are absolutely amazing. The talent is admirable.
Tasteful and beautiful.
Beauty and sadness there but I do not ascribe to the so-called "paranormal" thing, the souls have long since departed and all that remained were the Earthly shell/containers for the souls. Ashes to ashes, dust to dust...
I think that many people who have a fascination with ghosts and hauntings are like Thomas in the Bible. Ghosts are like the nailprints that prove there is an afterlife. They need that evidence to give them reassurance. But if there are ghosts I don't know why they would hang out in a cemetery unless it was a favorite place in life.
obviously the monuments that include information have remained and that is what is interesting to me
I agree,Bill..the moment a person passes from this life their soul is gone..
That's what I thought until my house got haunted. 👻 I could write a whole book about that if I could find the time.
I agree I see cemeteries as a place to reflect an peace
I go to the cemetery a lot.I feel sad and cry a lot.I lost my 32 year old daughter in 2018,her heart hemorrhaged.My Mother and Grandmother are there as well.I am lost without my girl.I also go walking in a cemetery here where I live now.My grandchildren live with me sence she passed.
So sorry for your loss jane
How can I attempt to lessen your pain? Unfortunately my instruction book was lost at birth. Gather the children to you. That is all I can say.
I’m so sorry for you Jane . It breaks my heart to here your story . Take care of one another and God be with you !
That was so beautiful looking at the statues and those beautiful tombstones mausoleums so overwelming and sad with each tombstones telling their own stories i really enjoyed watching and going on a tour thank you so much for sharing this god bless you take care
THE DEAD SOULS ARE NOT IN THE GRAVES ONLY THE DEADBODY AND THEY CANT COMMUNICATE TO ANYONE
That's all personal option. We don't know till it's too late. I like to think they are
I love cemeteries that are still used as public parks. We go for picnics, walks, jogging, bike riding, etc., @ Evergreen Cemetery, Roanoke, VA. Visit with the relatives while we are there.
Nice place to relax
Beautiful cemetery! I am always appreciative of the beautiful stonework found in many cemeteries, as well as the history. Childrens and infants graves are always hard for me. I remember as a little girl my grandmother telling me that lambs were placed on babies tombstones back in the day. Some of the cemeteries by me have them and it's always sad to see them. Illness most likely took them young. A very moving video, thank you!
My pleasure
Gorgeous cemetary. It is peaceful.
@14:13 in video, thats called a cradle grave. The middle part is for planting flowers and ornamentals. Great video! Love walking and looking and historical markers!
I love the variety of head stones and monuments that people were allowed in the cemetery. Some cemeteries don’t allow them.
I love ❤ all the tombstones I love walking 🚶♀️ through cemetery and looking at tombstones it's a nice place to think 🤔
I love the huge, ancient trees in old cemeteries, especially the cedars.
Hi from the UK...
Such a beautiful cemetery, that's so well cared for. Often these
places are left to nature, but I love seeing the grass mowed and
people of the past respected in this way.. I loved the statue of
the lady with the huge cross.. Absolutely beautiful.. If I lived
nearby, I'd probably clean that and restore some of her finer features..
Love statues like her.. Sad but angelic..
Thank you for sharing.. The US really does have some beautiful
cemeteries.. Have just subscribed and will look forward to watching
similar tours.. . 😊
What an amazing job of editing! Great job, loved it!!
I had a very disturbing experience at Bethlehem memorial Park in PA inside the mosoleum. I will never go into another mosoleum as long as I live. I protect myself spiritually whenever I enter a cemetery to this day. Blessings
Beautiful cemetery and the sky is gorgeous. Ty for sharing.
My pleasure
Lucy's grave also gave me some sadness . Thanks JP for sharing your video. Of this beautiful graveyard. Have a great evening.
Thanks for watching. Enjoy your weekend.
Love going to old cemetery’s. I always get a pull to one or two graves and find myself checking up the history of it. Lucy’s one is touching because of the toys. 👍
Cemeteries are beautiful, sad, peaceful, and also a place of reflection. Such beauty and love goes into some of those stones that you can feel the love surrounding you as you admire the craftsmanship. You can feel the peace of God in this video. Thank you.
Thanks for watching kelli
This is the most beautiful and ornate cemetery I’ve ever seen. It’s so well maintained it would be an honor to Rest In Peace there.