I sure wish I could go with you to these cemeteries. When I was a lot younger, I used to drive my Momma and baby brother all over the woods. We found one burial ground that had been lost for 100+ years. We were paid $500 for finding that one, plus we found a lot of old homesteads, and Momma always got clippings of the rose bushes that grew wild. We sure had a lot of fun and learned a lot of history.
@@franciscavanraalte7483 It was. People had been looking for that cemetary over 75 years. It had belonged to a town that burned and no one had ever gone back. Momma and I found it while walking down an old wagon trail. Th grasses, bushes and trees had just about reclaimed the whole area. That's why we were paid $500, because we always looked for old homesteads and cemeteries.
@@franceslambert8070 good thing that you found it especially when they were searching for 75 years.Keep searching , maybe you find more interesting places in the future.Places like these have historic value an value for family/ relatives of the deceased.
I so appreciate the respect and honor you have for these places and the people themselves. They will not be forgotten because of the recordings you have made. Keep up the good work!
Hi Matt! I think I've said this before. Just when I think you've done your best, you manage to top yourself yet again! Bravo! 👏👏👏 Cemeteries have always been my favorite places to visit. Thanks for showing us the beautiful ones we might not see in person. Keep up the fantastic work, & stay safe on your journeys. By the way, the Elk monument was gorgeous! Can't wait for part two! Love ya! 💜 ⚰
Hi Matt! New sub here...I ❤️walking cemeteries, sadly most people I know think that’s weird. I won’t go alone for safety reasons, so I’m living vicariously through your videos. I love your fascination with the architecture of these places. I could look at every one and read them all! Thanks so much!
not weird Sumermak.You're curious about the history of the place and the people who are buried there.Als o possible that there are mausoleums or crypts that are interesting.
@@lauragadille3384 in our country ( the Netherlands ) we pay respects to soldiers who died in WW2 on 1 day per year ( may 4th).Have a small ceremony and lay flowers/ floral arrangements on the graves
Sumermak I do this too I love doing it. If there's trash when I go I clean that up too. But like you I don't go alone. You never know who's lurking around.
No it's not weird at all Sumermak. I too love to walk and look at the dates and names on the stones especially the mausoleum and research them and see who is buried there. It's all HISTORY.
Thanks again 539. For those who like this stuff, there's a vid on a cemetery in Switzerland called " The cemetery of flowers" might want to check it out, if you like this stuff.
Wow! Just Wow! Loved this location and the varying degrees of mausoleums. Reminds us that family is to be enjoyed now in the present. Lovely pictures in the one mausoleum, and the stained glass was beautiful.
I love old mausoleums and cemeteries. Out of curiosity, I’ve been researching modern private mausoleums and they start out at the very minimum, $25,000 (one vault) and can go up past 1 million. No wonder you don’t see many recent ones!
The intro shots were fantastic! There are some great endoscope opportunities there in some of those vent holes. The gates at 5:57 were killer. Great Video Matt!
Matt I continue to appreciate your attention to detail, background information and Respect of those within and those left behind. The Petina is beautiful! Thank you
It’s mind boggling to think about the amount of money some of these families had. It had to be unbelievably expensive even back then. Not as outrageous as today though!! These are Beautiful reminders of the past and the gentility (?) and extravagance people displayed! I’m 60 yrs. old and I have not seen a mausoleum being built in my lifetime! Anyone else see one built recently?
Those inverted torches on the Barr family mausoleum is quite a neat addition. Inverted torches are symbols of the Greek god Thanatos, he was the personification of death.
What a great find Matt. Can't wait for part 2.What a huge graveyard/ cementery. I think you can spend there a whole day to check out the markers.SawWOW marker (Woodmen of the World), but you passed it by.Love the mausoleums , especially the ones with beautiful glass in the back (himmelberger/ barnheisel ).Definenitely at sunset a great place to photograph.The elk ornament is very beautiful.Nice to see that it survived the influences caused by the weather ( and vandals from ruining it )Great job as ever. Interested in the photos if you took some.
If you ever get the chance to visit Virginia, go to the Cemetery on Princess Anne road in downtown Norfolk . Due to the closeness to Williambsburg and Yorktown historic colonies as well as the Norfolk-Southern railroad and ports thier numerous very large and well kept mausoleums from the 1800's . There are also older graves in the back of the cemetery. There is one that is stunning. It is the Egyptian Revival style. It has over life size sphynx on the corners outside and 10 foot metal doors that you can see in and the floor is mosaic with one sarcophagus with the sun and ISIS wings enveloping it. It is stunning. Thanks for the post! Keep it up!
Hey Matt..Well you really knocked it out of the park here my friend..Your travels do come up with some very beautiful surprises now and then.I also have always been so fascinated with the old styles of the mausoleums throughout the years and the beautiful satined glass,ornate doors & windows.Then to see how the years seem to tone them like an old coin with age just really adds to their beauty! It really is such a shame how some of these places get vandalized through the years and I never have understand what makes a person be so disrespectful to a loved ones final resting place.Also over the years I have witnessed personally a few mausoleums "opened to the elements" that have decayed inside to where the wall slabs have fallen off and actually exposed the casket and even partially rotted alot of the wooden caskets to where you can even see bones inside. Have you come across any in this type of disrepair during your travels Matt and what can anyone do to help get these repaired back to a respectable state? I still dont understand why many old graves are just left to literally rot in some places/areas and as we talked about this issue in your last "Live Stream" maybe we can try to help out in some way soon down the road..Well I am very excites to see part #2 of this as many others will be I am sure..Again you travels & time are very much appreciated Matt and I look forward to a possible "live Stream" soon at the "very haunted" Bachelor Grove Cemetery just outside of Chicago,Ill Todd
HI Todd. Must be strange to look inside the caskets and see the remainders of the person inside.Agree with you that places like these need care and attention of cities/ communities where they are found.It is part of our history and it's a shame that places like these get lost/Might be a good idea that schools or organisations "adopt " some graves and mantain it. In our country ( Netherlands ) some schools/ organisations (or sometimes private persons ) maintain graves of soldiers from WW2 so that they do not get lost or forgotten.
What an incredible cemetery. You could film there for dsys. Loved the intro. These mosoleums are so beautiful esp the ones with stsined glass but they are all so majestic looking. Cant wait for part 2. Keep Safe❤Keep Well❤
As always incredible video! Your editing flows. You know just what to show and the background music is always compelling. You make my day when you upload!☀️⭐️
Love your videos on the mausoleums....Have you ever checked out the Magnolia Cemetery in Charleston, SC. It’s huge, around 150 acres, LOTS of mausoleums, Civil War graves, beautiful Victorian Cemetery statues, even a pyramid shaped mausoleum. If you’ve not been, you should really check it out.
Hello, On the door of the first mausoleum you visited (Barr) the is an upside down torch which is a symbol of death going back to Roman times. Notice that one is missing (on the right) I wonder if that was natural forces or somebody helped themselves it appears to have been pulled off. (Several other mausoleums had the same symbol.) Robin McMahon
Thanks Matt for sharing with me another wonderful video about Found a Huge Mausoleum Hotspot with Incredible Decay and Architecture it was really interesting to see how old they were Matt in this graveyard and I can't wait to see your next video and God Bless you my friend and thanks again.
Then glass on 10:48 is great. I Love stained glass also yet am also very fond of the beveled glass too. Also I think the back of it was definitely shot at?
Super cool video! Was wondering why people would permanently cement up a mausoleum? Sort of defeats the purpose after spending all that money on the original structure.
@@jagboy69 you are right worldtraveller.Cement is a cheap but bad solution to close up a mausoleum.Maybe they do not have the money or want to spend more on the gravesite.Granite is the best material to use i agree with you.
Great intro man, you really found some great ones here and WOW the shots you got of the interiors were sweet. I really really hate seeing vandalism of someone's testing place and especially of the workmanship of mausoleums.
This was absolutely incredible Matt! I love this place! Very German. The Elks Rest was probably in reference to the Benevolent Order of the Elks. I used to belong to the Elks. Also I read that Indiana has some of the most Civil War monuments. Huge monuments dedicated to the soldiers. Great video. I want to go there so bad. Excellent footage!
Wish I had known you were going to be in my area!! The elks rest section... in this area there is a masonic lodge of the elks. So this could be where the members are buried I'm not sure. But there are still several lodges here in this area that I am aware of. I have many relatives that are buried in that area. By the way this is not an abandoned Cemetery by any means. It is taken care of :) I kept looking to see if any of my relatives were shown on the video but it doesn't seem like it. I did want to take a moment to say I love your videos and I know exactly what you mean when you say you get people checking up on you. I take pictures for findagrave.com and I get so many people following me. Though I have had a few come up and asked me what I was doing. I wish everyone would do that!
interesting website ayleah.Luis Ypiranga mentioned it as well, but with more specific info.There is nothing wrong about taking photos ( or film as Matt does ) if you do it in a respectful way..Why people are following you ? I guess they are curious or afraid that you ruin something.I think they should reach out to the person filming / photographing.Maybe they can tell more about the place or the person whose grave your looking at.Is there a place where i can look at your photos on the findagrave.com site?.
@@franciscavanraalte7483 if you go to that site and are able to look up my profile, which is under Aylaeh. If you can't look it up that way try looking up the Flesher Cemetery in Jay county, Indiana and then choosing most any memorial. You'll see my photos for each memorial and can get to my profile from there. These are not really artistic photos. They are simply to help families/friends of that person. By the way, ancestry.com now owns findagrave.com.
Hi Matt, that was so eerie with that crow cawing at the end. Some really beautiful statuary and mausoleums too. A shame you couldn't get in any of them. I think the one I was intrigued by the most was the mausoleum with the photographs in. I would guess that when relatives visit that mausoleum it must be more emotional for them as they can see the deceased's photo. A really cool video, thank you for sharing. x
have to agree with you Sue,.The photographs make it more meaningful especially for family visiting the mausoleum.It's a shame you can not get in but on the other hand if you could people might get in an ruin the place.
@@franciscavanraalte7483 Yes I totally agree with, there will always be these idiotic, disrespecting punks who think it's cool to destroy or deface other peoples property. x
@@SueGirling68 last week i read in the newspaper that a complete cemetery was stripped from copper ornaments and graveparts.Also stolen were ornaments made of expensive marble, even some headstones.These people have no respect for the deceased, especially when it concerns childrens graves.
@@franciscavanraalte7483 That is so disgusting, it really makes me feel sick that people stoop so low as to do that, they are obviously very low on the evolution scale. xx
Where is this located at The old mausoleums are pretty much a lost art most families are using the larger buildings where more people are at I guess its also for better security but still these old ones are amazing again another great video now for part 2
Looked at the photos on instagram.Some of the mausoleums look like they have a Dutch angle ( kirsch / grobhiser).Is it the way they are situated ? ( uneven ground).Love the statues and the door ornament.
.177 BB gun pellets, They are made of copper washed steel They do not penetrate glass as well as .22 caliber bullet made of lead alloys because they "bounce" wears as a lead bullet "sticks"
Awesome find Matt. Looks amazingly peaceful with some cool architecture. However the two @1233 & 1300 both remind me of Ebenezer Scrooge 😂😂. Safe travels, be blessed 💒🌈👑💗💯
That monument with soldier on top, sun was very bright so it`s not best visible but by position of soliders hands, it look to me like there sward or something is missing, like he is resting hand on sward or something.
I sure wish I could go with you to these cemeteries. When I was a lot younger, I used to drive my Momma and baby brother all over the woods. We found one burial ground that had been lost for 100+ years. We were paid $500 for finding that one, plus we found a lot of old homesteads, and Momma always got clippings of the rose bushes that grew wild. We sure had a lot of fun and learned a lot of history.
Must have been an interesting find that they paid you 500 dollars Frances.
@@franciscavanraalte7483 It was. People had been looking for that cemetary over 75 years. It had belonged to a town that burned and no one had ever gone back. Momma and I found it while walking down an old wagon trail. Th grasses, bushes and trees had just about reclaimed the whole area. That's why we were paid $500, because we always looked for old homesteads and cemeteries.
@@franceslambert8070 good thing that you found it especially when they were searching for 75 years.Keep searching , maybe you find more interesting places in the future.Places like these have historic value an value for family/ relatives of the deceased.
Frances Lambert this sounds like things I do as well.
I know my oldest Stevie and I loved to explore , now I go to the cemetery to see him , 😘😇💕
I so appreciate the respect and honor you have for these places and the people themselves. They will not be forgotten because of the recordings you have made. Keep up the good work!
Hi Matt! I think I've said this before. Just when I think you've done your best, you manage to top yourself yet again! Bravo! 👏👏👏 Cemeteries have always been my favorite places to visit. Thanks for showing us the beautiful ones we might not see in person. Keep up the fantastic work, & stay safe on your journeys. By the way, the Elk monument was gorgeous! Can't wait for part two! Love ya! 💜 ⚰
wow, incredible, I love the cemetery videos more than anything, thank you
Beautiful. One of your best. Only problem? I didn't want it to end! Looking forward to part 2.
I love the pictures and stained glass windows and all the personal touches ,,it brings the people buried or interred there more human
Beautiful cemetery. Like time stood still
Hi Matt! New sub here...I ❤️walking cemeteries, sadly most people I know think that’s weird. I won’t go alone for safety reasons, so I’m living vicariously through your videos. I love your fascination with the architecture of these places. I could look at every one and read them all! Thanks so much!
not weird Sumermak.You're curious about the history of the place and the people who are buried there.Als o possible that there are mausoleums or crypts that are interesting.
I love walking through cemeteries too. Where my best friend is buried I pay my respects to the soliders who died.
@@lauragadille3384 in our country ( the Netherlands ) we pay respects to soldiers who died in WW2 on 1 day per year ( may 4th).Have a small ceremony and lay flowers/ floral arrangements on the graves
Sumermak I do this too I love doing it. If there's trash when I go I clean that up too. But like you I don't go alone. You never know who's lurking around.
No it's not weird at all Sumermak. I too love to walk and look at the dates and names on the stones especially the mausoleum and research them and see who is buried there. It's all HISTORY.
Lovett my friend this video is very old but four me is new, the cemetery is beautiful thank you very much four shearing.
My oldest son Stevie 💙 and I loved this stuff and old abandoned farm houses , now I go visit my son , 😘😇💕
Wow how could I have missed this video ..it’s amazing
Have the most respect for you Matt. Keep up the great connect!
Thanks again 539. For those who like this stuff, there's a vid on a cemetery in Switzerland called " The cemetery of flowers" might want to check it out, if you like this stuff.
Wow! Just Wow! Loved this location and the varying degrees of mausoleums. Reminds us that family is to be enjoyed now in the present. Lovely pictures in the one mausoleum, and the stained glass was beautiful.
I love old mausoleums and cemeteries. Out of curiosity, I’ve been researching modern private mausoleums and they start out at the very minimum, $25,000 (one vault) and can go up past 1 million. No wonder you don’t see many recent ones!
The intro shots were fantastic! There are some great endoscope opportunities there in some of those vent holes. The gates at 5:57 were killer. Great Video Matt!
Indeed a great way to show the mausoleums from the inside using an endoscope.
Matt.... Get one of these www.harborfreight.com/Digital-Inspection-Camera-62359.html
Osborne Flanagan 1904-1925. Researched and he died from falling off a horse while performing bareback stunts.
Sounds like something a 19yr old would do. Good find.
what a shame, poor lad.
Matt I continue to appreciate your attention to detail, background information and Respect of those within and those left behind. The Petina is beautiful! Thank you
The lion's head door knockers at 14:12, you should have tried them. Maybe someone would have answered the door.
Unit 38 lol 😂
We have similar mausoleums in our cemeteries here in the UK, the difference is the coffins are visible in most of them here.
It’s mind boggling to think about the amount of money some of these families had. It had to be unbelievably expensive even back then. Not as outrageous as today though!! These are Beautiful reminders of the past and the gentility (?) and extravagance people displayed! I’m 60 yrs. old and I have not seen a mausoleum being built in my lifetime! Anyone else see one built recently?
I like your enthusiasm. Your professional attitude shines in every video.
Those inverted torches on the Barr family mausoleum is quite a neat addition. Inverted torches are symbols of the Greek god Thanatos, he was the personification of death.
Matt …..another gem …..hello from Ireland !!!!
This place is Stunning 🤩 I sure appreciate your Respectful Sharing ✌🏻👩💻
What a great find Matt. Can't wait for part 2.What a huge graveyard/ cementery. I think you can spend there a whole day to check out the markers.SawWOW marker (Woodmen of the World), but you passed it by.Love the mausoleums , especially the ones with beautiful glass in the back (himmelberger/ barnheisel ).Definenitely at sunset a great place to photograph.The elk ornament is very beautiful.Nice to see that it survived the influences caused by the weather ( and vandals from ruining it )Great job as ever. Interested in the photos if you took some.
If you ever get the chance to visit Virginia, go to the Cemetery on Princess Anne road in downtown Norfolk . Due to the closeness to Williambsburg and Yorktown historic colonies as well as the Norfolk-Southern railroad and ports thier numerous very large and well kept mausoleums from the 1800's . There are also older graves in the back of the cemetery. There is one that is stunning. It is the Egyptian Revival style. It has over life size sphynx on the corners outside and 10 foot metal doors that you can see in and the floor is mosaic with one sarcophagus with the sun and ISIS wings enveloping it. It is stunning. Thanks for the post! Keep it up!
Omg. That was so cool. I wonder what those green doors looked like when they were first put on. Absolutely amazing.
Another Gem, I found, great job, love these old Cemeteries.
Wow. Huge fan man. And wow again the freakn spots u find
Go inside and get warm guy
Really beautiful old cemetary !!! Great work !!!!
in high s
in high school 1970-72 used to skip school and I would check out all the old country graveyards in Pinckney,MI.area.
This was really amazing . I love all the rust I could spend hours walking around such history . Great explore Matt thank you .
Hey Matt..Well you really knocked it out of the park here my friend..Your travels do come up with some very beautiful surprises now and then.I also have always been so fascinated with the old styles of the mausoleums throughout the years and the beautiful satined glass,ornate doors & windows.Then to see how the years seem to tone them like an old coin with age just really adds to their beauty! It really is such a shame how some of these places get vandalized through the years and I never have understand what makes a person be so disrespectful to a loved ones final resting place.Also over the years I have witnessed personally a few mausoleums "opened to the elements" that have decayed inside to where the wall slabs have fallen off and actually exposed the casket and even partially rotted alot of the wooden caskets to where you can even see bones inside. Have you come across any in this type of disrepair during your travels Matt and what can anyone do to help get these repaired back to a respectable state? I still dont understand why many old graves are just left to literally rot in some places/areas and as we talked about this issue in your last "Live Stream" maybe we can try to help out in some way soon down the road..Well I am very excites to see part #2 of this as many others will be I am sure..Again you travels & time are very much appreciated Matt and I look forward to a possible "live Stream" soon at the "very haunted" Bachelor Grove Cemetery just outside of Chicago,Ill Todd
HI Todd. Must be strange to look inside the caskets and see the remainders of the person inside.Agree with you that places like these need care and attention of cities/ communities where they are found.It is part of our history and it's a shame that places like these get lost/Might be a good idea that schools or organisations "adopt " some graves and mantain it. In our country ( Netherlands ) some schools/ organisations (or sometimes private persons ) maintain graves of soldiers from WW2 so that they do not get lost or forgotten.
What an incredible cemetery. You could film there for dsys. Loved the intro. These mosoleums are so beautiful esp the ones with stsined glass but they are all so majestic looking. Cant wait for part 2. Keep Safe❤Keep Well❤
Fabulous stuff mate. You have an eye for architectural beauty. Chris in Wales
You should check out Lakeview Cemetary in Cleveland Ohio. You will find 50+ mausoleums and much more
Matt, I love your videos. Thank you!
Yep a Shriners medal always find the most interesting cemetery and gravestones
Can't wait for 2nd half. This is a great video as always thank you for the time you take to make these.
These are spectacular. Thank you for all your hard work in making these videos!
Pro tip: to get into a mausoleum, carry the Keys to the City. (crowbar, hammer, Philips- and flathead screwdrivers) 😀
that's not a pro tip Ben.I don't know this is supposed to be a funny or sarcastic comment but not very respectful.By the way you forgot 1 item ....
@@franciscavanraalte7483 It was meant as a joke. I'd suggest people do NOT break into mausoleums because it's illegal. 🙂
@@BennyLlama39 thougt that it was meant as joke.That's why told you that you forgot 1 item, the most important one....
As always incredible video! Your editing flows. You know just what to show and the background music is always compelling. You make my day when you upload!☀️⭐️
So interesting- great find. The windows you were talking about are leaded glass...
That was great, looking forward for pt#2
Bellefontaine cemetery in ST. Louis is gorgeous.... You should check it out!great vid
Absolutely brilliant find! Can't wait for part 2.
Beautiful find!
Just the threat of going to Cook County jail scares the hell out of them!
Maybe there's hunting in the area when you saw the slugs in the glass.
Good video.
8:52 I'm Amazed that stained glass window is still intact. Especially with the door being broken open.
What a beautiful video
Love your videos on the mausoleums....Have you ever checked out the Magnolia Cemetery in Charleston, SC. It’s huge, around 150 acres, LOTS of mausoleums, Civil War graves, beautiful Victorian Cemetery statues, even a pyramid shaped mausoleum. If you’ve not been, you should really check it out.
That's a good idea!
love all your videos matey so interesting keep up the great work
some great cemetaries in baltimore , not sure how far you are from there
Hello,
On the door of the first mausoleum you visited (Barr) the is an upside down torch which is a symbol of death going back to Roman times. Notice that one is missing (on the right) I wonder if that was natural forces or somebody helped themselves it appears to have been pulled off. (Several other mausoleums had the same symbol.)
Robin McMahon
Thanks Matt for sharing with me another wonderful video about Found a Huge Mausoleum Hotspot with Incredible Decay and Architecture it was really interesting to see how old they were Matt in this graveyard and I can't wait to see your next video and God Bless you my friend and thanks again.
Beautiful, Thank you !!
Then glass on 10:48 is great. I Love stained glass also yet am also very fond of the beveled glass too. Also I think the back of it was definitely shot at?
The Elk's rest monuments were donated by the Elk's lodge; my great grandparents are buried nearnthere
Part 2 please yayyy
Awesome !
Thanks for this great show! It is really fascinating
WOW
Excellent video
Epic find! I've got to do some research on Mausoleums. 👍❤
Great video 👍👍
Beautiful windows
love the stained glass one.Reminds me of churches with lots of these beautiful designed windows.
Thank you so much for reality. Other explorers manufacturer "content" for Subs. This is a breath of fresh air.
You're a real cool cat man! Love your mausoleum videos!
How sad that nobody cared for this. Ty for sharing this.
Thank you so much for the incredible videos.. I love it
Absolutely love your videos!!the music is awesome too.😁
Matt love this video .
I enjoy your videos very much. You need to come to Oakland Cemetery in Saint Paul, Minnesota. I'll stop pestering you, but please consider it.
This is Mt. Hope Cemetery in Logansport and is the third largest in Indiana with over 34,000 graves
thanks for the info Terry
Yes , have thanks too!
Awesome place!
Been watching later video's was sent over from Urban Ghost Urban Exploration...Joe an Rob an I'm really enjoying your video's!!
Super cool video! Was wondering why people would permanently cement up a mausoleum? Sort of defeats the purpose after spending all that money on the original structure.
i guess the ccement it up when there is no more room for another body or no more family members left beloning to that specific group.
@@franciscavanraalte7483 Cement is probably the worst material too. Marble loses details, but granite is FOREVER.
@@jagboy69 you are right worldtraveller.Cement is a cheap but bad solution to close up a mausoleum.Maybe they do not have the money or want to spend more on the gravesite.Granite is the best material to use i agree with you.
Great intro man, you really found some great ones here and WOW the shots you got of the interiors were sweet. I really really hate seeing vandalism of someone's testing place and especially of the workmanship of mausoleums.
Cooooooool
I love your video thank you so much
Great video!
This was absolutely incredible Matt! I love this place! Very German. The Elks Rest was probably in reference to the Benevolent Order of the Elks. I used to belong to the Elks. Also I read that Indiana has some of the most Civil War monuments. Huge monuments dedicated to the soldiers. Great video. I want to go there so bad. Excellent footage!
Very cool
Wish I had known you were going to be in my area!! The elks rest section... in this area there is a masonic lodge of the elks. So this could be where the members are buried I'm not sure. But there are still several lodges here in this area that I am aware of. I have many relatives that are buried in that area. By the way this is not an abandoned Cemetery by any means. It is taken care of :) I kept looking to see if any of my relatives were shown on the video but it doesn't seem like it. I did want to take a moment to say I love your videos and I know exactly what you mean when you say you get people checking up on you. I take pictures for findagrave.com and I get so many people following me. Though I have had a few come up and asked me what I was doing. I wish everyone would do that!
interesting website ayleah.Luis Ypiranga mentioned it as well, but with more specific info.There is nothing wrong about taking photos ( or film as Matt does ) if you do it in a respectful way..Why people are following you ? I guess they are curious or afraid that you ruin something.I think they should reach out to the person filming / photographing.Maybe they can tell more about the place or the person whose grave your looking at.Is there a place where i can look at your photos on the findagrave.com site?.
@@franciscavanraalte7483 if you go to that site and are able to look up my profile, which is under Aylaeh. If you can't look it up that way try looking up the Flesher Cemetery in Jay county, Indiana and then choosing most any memorial. You'll see my photos for each memorial and can get to my profile from there. These are not really artistic photos. They are simply to help families/friends of that person. By the way, ancestry.com now owns findagrave.com.
I love findagrave that is my fav site I do a lot of genealogy...I gonna look you up
@@ohmeowzer1 sure. I'm on there under the name aylaeh.
Hi Matt, that was so eerie with that crow cawing at the end. Some really beautiful statuary and mausoleums too. A shame you couldn't get in any of them. I think the one I was intrigued by the most was the mausoleum with the photographs in. I would guess that when relatives visit that mausoleum it must be more emotional for them as they can see the deceased's photo. A really cool video, thank you for sharing. x
have to agree with you Sue,.The photographs make it more meaningful especially for family visiting the mausoleum.It's a shame you can not get in but on the other hand if you could people might get in an ruin the place.
@@franciscavanraalte7483 Yes I totally agree with, there will always be these idiotic, disrespecting punks who think it's cool to destroy or deface other peoples property. x
@@SueGirling68 last week i read in the newspaper that a complete cemetery was stripped from copper ornaments and graveparts.Also stolen were ornaments made of expensive marble, even some headstones.These people have no respect for the deceased, especially when it concerns childrens graves.
@@franciscavanraalte7483 That is so disgusting, it really makes me feel sick that people stoop so low as to do that, they are obviously very low on the evolution scale. xx
@@SueGirling68 totally agree Sue
Good stuff! Your production work continues to improve : )
do agree MI Taylor.Especially with the new canon camera Matt bought recently.
GREAT job!!!!
Where is this located at The old mausoleums are pretty much a lost art most families are using the larger buildings where more people are at I guess its also for better security but still these old ones are amazing again another great video now for part 2
Looked at the photos on instagram.Some of the mausoleums look like they have a Dutch angle ( kirsch / grobhiser).Is it the way they are situated ? ( uneven ground).Love the statues and the door ornament.
.177 BB gun pellets, They are made of copper washed steel They do not penetrate glass as well as .22 caliber bullet made of lead alloys because they "bounce" wears as a lead bullet "sticks"
Awesome find Matt. Looks amazingly peaceful with some cool architecture. However the two @1233 & 1300 both remind me of Ebenezer Scrooge 😂😂. Safe travels, be blessed 💒🌈👑💗💯
I wish you would tell us where you are in your videos and the name of the cemetery.
Hi Matt! Can you please tell us where you are, when you start your videos? Unless you, did, and I missed it. Thank you! This was a really great one.
It looks as though the grass is being cut so there's some type of care being done.
Love your vídeos bro! Hope you get more subcrip...hi from PR.
That monument with soldier on top, sun was very bright so it`s not best visible but by position of soliders hands, it look to me like there sward or something is missing, like he is resting hand on sward or something.
what a place to be sealed up in to wait for the judgement day!
Cool vids!
heavy copper doors big bucks today