You produced one of if not the BEST videos introducing an American historical treasure here. Great choice of music for such a video tour as well. The people who are laid to rest here would be very pleased with you. Well done. Let’s not forget the value of this place and those who rest here.
Me too but never really been there. That is going to change. I know people who are buried there. I will go pay my respects and spend hours traversing the grounds. I lived in Cleveland Heights when I was younger then my family moved to Lake County in the mid 70's. I have never seen a more beautiful cemetery and many are bland. I take a lot of u-tube tours to many cemeteries lately. I would have never believe I would do such a year or two ago. Go figure!
Thank you for taking us through history and respecting the hollowed ground of the rich, the famous, the commoners and the poor. History is not of today, it is told by the ones who have left us.
It's really nice to see this kind of content, visiting some awesome places in the World to which most of us cannot reach to. Even tho other kinds of videos give a lot of views i hope you will be able to continue such kind of videos too. I really appreciate them personally. Thank you for the tour! :)
I love your Cemetery videos you do a great job at touring the cemetery & telling the stories behind some of the graves like Amasa Stone or Raymond Chapman
Really great video, well shot with plenty of information. Funny how much different it feels to hear stories about someone's life while you're looking straight at their graves
Great timing with this video- I just finished school and moved back to Cleveland last week. I've been to Lakeview numerous times and taken over 100 pictures there because it's so beautiful, but I still learned a lot from you.
Two other notable graves are the Collinwood School fire victims (172 children died in a fire) and comic book writer Harvey Pekar. It is difficult to tell from the video, but you cannot stress how pretty this cemetery is. Oh, and the Haserot angel statue is perhaps the scariest statue I have seen.
I visited the Cemetery some time ago, but I remember it well. A very beautiful place. I remember a small chapel with beautiful Tiffany glass. Thank you for the tour.
My Great Grandfather, I believe, was actually buried there. He was a Cleveland Police Veteran for 20 years and after his retirement he came to own 2 McDonald’s in Proctorville, Ohio and Chesapeake, Ohio. Richard Cielec
Just went today a beautiful day so much history here really enjoyed it ❣️ the haserot angel is really something to behold..as is Elliot ness ...the grave of raychapman so sad 😢
Section 12 in front of the Garfield I have great, and great great grandparents from Dunse Scotland. I learned if you go to the office you can get a list of everyone buried in the family plot that don't always have a marker. Like babies and young children buried atop older relatives graves.
It's a shame the Garfield monument was closed. The view from the balcony is spectacular. His house in Mentor is also worth a visit, though which tour guide you get can make a huge difference. Love to see my local history :) Quick suggestion though, may want to use a higher contrast color for you caption font, like red or black, or at least a black stroke. It blended into the background a little too well for my eyes.
The monument is open this year from May to October 2022. We went today and it is a beautiful monument. Stained glass, mosiac tile floors and decor. Worth seeing while visiting this spectacular cemetary.
The reason that school doors have crash bars is due to the Collinwood School Fire of 1908 (the worst school fire in US history), and the Cenotaph and mass grave are at Lakeview Cemetary.
I really enjoy your content, but the subtitles are very hard to read. I get you want to show as much of the site as possible, but perhaps a black or gray bar behind the white text would make the subtitles more readable and increase the contrast. Keep up the great work!
Seeing history is important... This is how we lead into this world, in this timeline... I will be sure i will be a high grader on History after this pandemic... I don't like Online Classes... IN school is way more better
Amasa Stone is also the father of Flora Mather, a founding philanthropist and married to Samuel Mather, of the remounded Mather family and a leading industrialist. One of the main reasons Amasa Stone killed himself was the death of his only son in a drowning accident while away at college. The very first outdoor lamp, a Brush arc lamp, was installed on the corner of Ontario & Public Square. A replica is attached to the old Society Building (where the original stood) Marcus Hanna, John D Rockefeller and Laura Spellman Rockefeller all went to High School together. You need more than a few days to visit. It's a stunning cemetary with many unique monuments. One of the most poignant is the Collinwood Memorial School Fire cenotaph and mass grave by the Euclid Avenue entrance.
You produced one of if not the BEST videos introducing an American historical treasure here. Great choice of music for such a video tour as well. The people who are laid to rest here would be very pleased with you. Well done. Let’s not forget the value of this place and those who rest here.
"Cleveland, This is for you!!!"
I’ve lived in Cleveland all my life and I love visiting this cemetery to see all of it’s beautiful rich history
Me too but never really been there. That is going to change. I know people who are buried there. I will go pay my respects and spend hours traversing the grounds. I lived in Cleveland Heights when I was younger then my family moved to Lake County in the mid 70's. I have never seen a more beautiful cemetery and many are bland. I take a lot of u-tube tours to many cemeteries lately. I would have never believe I would do such a year or two ago. Go figure!
WOW! Beautiful, almost poetic place to experience. Intriguing and mesmerizing and slightly haunting. Amazing historic place.
I will be going to Cleveland this summer and looking forward to seeing this cemetery
What a beautiful sight for one of our great presidents from Ohio, rest in pease president Garfield, your an angel now.🙏🇺🇸
Thank you for taking us through history and respecting the hollowed ground of the rich, the famous, the commoners and the poor. History is not of today, it is told by the ones who have left us.
It's really nice to see this kind of content, visiting some awesome places in the World to which most of us cannot reach to. Even tho other kinds of videos give a lot of views i hope you will be able to continue such kind of videos too. I really appreciate them personally. Thank you for the tour! :)
I love your Cemetery videos you do a great job at touring the cemetery & telling the stories behind some of the graves like Amasa Stone or Raymond Chapman
Really great video, well shot with plenty of information. Funny how much different it feels to hear stories about someone's life while you're looking straight at their graves
Great timing with this video- I just finished school and moved back to Cleveland last week. I've been to Lakeview numerous times and taken over 100 pictures there because it's so beautiful, but I still learned a lot from you.
This is great forgot how much I loved history
I think it would be sad to leave this world and never be thought of again. For those resting there that is not the case. Beautiful video and tribute.
Wow...the President's monument is awesome..thank u 4 sharing
I paused an episode of Band of Brothers for this video haha, great stuff. Thanks for posting!
Please continue doing videos like this, they’re so fascinating!
Two other notable graves are the Collinwood School fire victims (172 children died in a fire) and comic book writer Harvey Pekar. It is difficult to tell from the video, but you cannot stress how pretty this cemetery is. Oh, and the Haserot angel statue is perhaps the scariest statue I have seen.
Is that the death statue? The modern one with the cloak where it's claimed you can see Death's face?
I visited the Cemetery some time ago, but I remember it well. A very beautiful place. I remember a small chapel with beautiful Tiffany glass. Thank you for the tour.
This was awesome. Definitely need to put this location on my visit list
So much history in one spot
Visited once five years ago. Great memories. My dad actually learned to drive in that cemetery
There's always something special about a cemetery.
Very interesting. Excellent background music. Thanks
Ayyyyy!!!! I was born in Cleveland in 04. lived in Mentor, Ohio for 10 years, visited Garfields house many times with camp. Live in South Florida now.
My Great Grandfather, I believe, was actually buried there. He was a Cleveland Police Veteran for 20 years and after his retirement he came to own 2 McDonald’s in Proctorville, Ohio and Chesapeake, Ohio. Richard Cielec
South FLA is nice. Been around several areas there, but I would rather live here in NE Ohio.
Wow!! I lived down the street from this historic place and have never visited it
Thanks for making this great video. That is a cemetary well worth visiting
I am from Canada and I am loving your videos 😎
beautiful video, thanks so much for this!
Sad story about Ray Chapman. I have gone by there to pay my respects a few times. That is a very beautiful cemetery
It certainly is green a beautiful there! Hello from Yakima Washington (east of the mighty Cascades.)
As a Baker descendent, I enjoyed this video. Newton D. Baker is my 5th cousin 3x removed.
For once in early and I can’t wait
I love the cut-ins with explanations! So sad to hear about that baseball player
Omg I love this. Thank you. @DonnyDarkness this is for you!
Just went today a beautiful day so much history here really enjoyed it ❣️ the haserot angel is really something to behold..as is Elliot ness ...the grave of raychapman so sad 😢
Awesome vid man. That cemetery has quite a few important people buried in it!
Wonderful video really enjoyed learning about their stories and the background music was great also
I've ben to Lakeview Cemetery. My father and I found our relatives and you can see the Rockefelller Monument in the distance.
Section 12 in front of the Garfield I have great, and great great grandparents from Dunse Scotland. I learned if you go to the office you can get a list of everyone buried in the family plot that don't always have a marker. Like babies and young children buried atop older relatives graves.
RIP you will never forgoted from Canada
Really interesting cemetery
Very exciting place. When i visit USA, ill make sure to visit this place.
Interesting.
This was a very nice video
Great video!
It's a shame the Garfield monument was closed. The view from the balcony is spectacular. His house in Mentor is also worth a visit, though which tour guide you get can make a huge difference.
Love to see my local history :)
Quick suggestion though, may want to use a higher contrast color for you caption font, like red or black, or at least a black stroke. It blended into the background a little too well for my eyes.
The monument is open this year from May to October 2022. We went today and it is a beautiful monument. Stained glass, mosiac tile floors and decor. Worth seeing while visiting this spectacular cemetary.
The door reminds me of the doors to great gothic cathedrals in France.
This is cool content, could even be a series.
I’ve got over a dozen cemetery videos up so far.
@@VloggingThroughHistory thanks, I will check it out!
The older I get the more I appreciate that every safety rule is written in blood, even in baseball.
The reason that school doors have crash bars is due to the Collinwood School Fire of 1908 (the worst school fire in US history), and the Cenotaph and mass grave are at Lakeview Cemetary.
Please come back to Cleveland
I really enjoy your content, but the subtitles are very hard to read. I get you want to show as much of the site as possible, but perhaps a black or gray bar behind the white text would make the subtitles more readable and increase the contrast. Keep up the great work!
Seeing history is important... This is how we lead into this world, in this timeline... I will be sure i will be a high grader on History after this pandemic... I don't like Online Classes... IN school is way more better
Interesting!
This is my favorite content you do and really differs your from other channels’
This State has a bit of history with tons of stories for each one.
It's one of the places I would like to visit.
Amasa Stone is also the father of Flora Mather, a founding philanthropist and married to Samuel Mather, of the remounded Mather family and a leading industrialist. One of the main reasons Amasa Stone killed himself was the death of his only son in a drowning accident while away at college.
The very first outdoor lamp, a Brush arc lamp, was installed on the corner of Ontario & Public Square. A replica is attached to the old Society Building (where the original stood)
Marcus Hanna, John D Rockefeller and Laura Spellman Rockefeller all went to High School together.
You need more than a few days to visit. It's a stunning cemetary with many unique monuments. One of the most poignant is the Collinwood Memorial School Fire cenotaph and mass grave by the Euclid Avenue entrance.
This is exciting
I was hoping to get his personal thoughts on the Haserot Angel. But like he said, so much there, too little time.
You didn't visit the Haserot Angel?
what a tomb garfield has wow
Have you heard of Mabel Hartzell?
Was Garfield like the shortest serving president or was it someone else I can’t remember
It was Harrison he only served 30 days
Yeah Harrison and then Garfield.
@@VloggingThroughHistory oh ok thanks
Big fan
Did you miss the Angel of Death Victorious? Maybe the most famous of all now.
My great grandad is there.
my dream trip to the states is in a large rv with trailer where i can make my own food
What’s the background songs???
i saw the thumbnail rockefeller i click
Do you think that accident Ray Chapman would be prevented. If they used helmets back then.
Quite likely. It hasn't happened since.
@@VloggingThroughHistory the reason I ask is because I'm a really big baseball fan.
I was watching this when it was 9 seconds out
Pretty sure like 70% of my family is buried in calvary cemetery in Garfield Heights
Pog
Wave goodbye to the USS Cod when she shoves off for dry dock.
She's back now came back from repair s other day great to see her back🇺🇲✌️
Hi
Recommendation:
Maybe don’t use white subtitles next time
I know they were hard to see. I tried other colors which weren't any better. Probably just needed a dark background behind them
@@VloggingThroughHistory
Oh I see.
Nice video though
Awesome video!