Visiting FAMOUS GRAVES - The Addams Family Cast - Carolyn Jones, Jackie Coogan, Ted Cassidy & Others
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ส.ค. 2024
- In this video tour, I visit the grave sites of the cast of The Addams Family TV show from the 1960s, and others.
I find actress Carolyn Jones' grave site crypt at the Melrose Abbey Memorial Park in Anaheim, California. Jones played Morticia Addams. At this cemetery, I also discover the grave sites of 1932 Olympic athlete Dallas Bixler and character actor Robert Dudley.
Actor Jackie Coogan, who played Uncle Fester, is buried at Holy Cross Mortuary in Culver City.
Former child actor Ken Weatherwax was cremated and his ashes are interred in a niche at Valhalla Memorial Park, in North Hollywood. Weatherwax played Pugsly Addams.
Actress Blossom MacDonald Rock's grave is located at Forest Lawn Memorial Park in Glendale. Rock played Grandmama.
Last, but not least, actor Ted Cassidy, who played Lurch, was cremated and his ashes were reportedly scattered. He doesn't have a final resting place to visit, but he hasn't been forgotten.
MAPS OF TODAY'S GRAVE TOUR:
Melrose Abbey Memorial Park Anaheim
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Forest Lawn Memorial Park Glendale
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Holy Cross Mortuary Culver City
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Valhalla Memorial Park North Hollywood
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CEMETERY TOUR:
Forest Lawn Memorial Park Glendale
Address: 1712 S. Glendale Ave., Glendale, CA, 91205 USA
Phone: 800-204-3131
Website: www.forestlawn.com
Holy Cross Mortuary
Address: 5835 W Slauson Ave, Culver City, CA 90230 USA
Phone: (310) 836-5500
Website: www.holycrossmo...
Melrose Abbey Mortuary
Address: 2303 S Manchester Ave, Anaheim, CA 92802
Phone: (714) 634-1981
Website: www.melroseabb...
Valhalla Memorial Park North Hollywood
Address: 10621 Victory Blvd, North Hollywood, CA 91606
Phone: (818) 763-9121
Website: www.dignitymem...
Video created by: Steve Stewart
Music by: TH-cam Creators royalty and copyright free music
Equipment: iPhone 7 and Canon SX530 HS
Editing: Filmora Wondershare
Disclaimer: My cemetery video tours are made independently and are not endorsed by the cemeteries, graveyards or mortuaries. Every effort is made not to use copyrighted material. Images are courtesy of photographers who have granted permission, Wikimedia Commons, public domain searches, and "fair use" promotional material used here for commentary and educational reference.
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I had big crush on Carolyn Jones as a child watching reruns of the Addams Family after school right up threw high school. She looked so good in that black dress! She was very pretty. I find it hard to believe that today, I am older than she was when she passed of cancer. There remains a soft spot in my heart for her.
Hi Sonny, it is surreal when you realize you are older than some of the people you watched on TV, as a kid, and who are now dead. I've thought about that myself, before. Thanks for sharing.
I could say the same thing about myself...
Sonny Dean. Morticia was smoking Hot, I had a crush on her also, as I'm sure many young boys did. R.I.P Caroline Jones.
@@tonycardinal9381 ...she was a real fox all right-!!
...remember who the actress was who played Morticia's mother?
I saw Lurch and Uncle Fester (in full costume) when I was 5 years old. I still remember that day!
Awesome. Thanks for sharing that!
Your very welcome. My dog, growing up, was also from the Lassie bloodline. He had the personality and big white collar, but no white blaze on the nose so he couldn't be used. He was very protective of me.
I love hearing personal stories like this. Thanks for sharing this one too! :-)
Lurch was incredible
I met Ted Cassidy(aka Lurch) when I was 11yrs old. My father was a Shoe Repairman here in Seattle, Wa and worked on several pairs of shoes for Mr. Cassidy. I'll never forget that deep voice of his.
I still love the Addams Family🖤 Morticia is definitely my favourite character, and Carolyn Jones will always stay in my heart 💔🖤
IKR
Natasza Rosowiecka. Morticia is my favorite character also! I wanted to be Morticia for Holloween when I was in my late teens early twenties.
Yes,mine to,always liked Carolyn Jones,morticia
I love the whole family, Lurch and Morticia especially.
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Years ago I met LIsa Loring at a Comic Con show. She was selling autographed pictures. There was one of Ted Cassidy spinning her around. She told me when the cast seen him doing that they got scared because they knew of his bad heart and they thought he was going to drop her.
I love hearing personal stories like that. Thanks for sharing it!
I just got into the 60s show and Lurch is definitely my favourite character next to Morticia 😊 it’s awesome that you did this! I wish Coogan’s grave was better kept I mean he did so much for child actors
' big Lurch had me laughing in TEARS when he would take a visitor's hat at the door...VERY cool and direct !😂👍🏿
I remember his baritone voice.
Very interesting info on these stars of yesterday, thank you! Carolyn Jones died at the young age of 53 from colon cancer. She fought many years but in the end it took her. I remember she had a role in a soap opera near the end. Her health was declining so the matriarch she played started using a wheelchair so that Carolyn could play her scenes sitting down. She was a beautiful and courageous woman.
Thanks for watching and for sharing this!
Thx.
She had a part in the 70's show Kolchak the night stalker also.
I remember that too.we were on the road on vacation in 1983 when I read in the USA today paper that she died and Jackie coogan too...so sad...may they rest in peace. Never new ms.Jones wasmarried to Aaron spelling...fascinating story
I understand that Elizabeth Montgomery died from the same thing...
When I was young, I had s crush on Carolyn Jones, Barbara Eden, Elizabeth Montgomery, and Tina Louise. It was great being young back then.
It might be interesting for fans to note that "Thing" was played *mostly* by Ted Cassidy. He often used opposite hands (to see if anyone noticed), and this created what would be referred to today as "continuity issues".
In scenes where Ted and Thing had to appear together, Thing was played by assistant director Jack Voglin.
fun tv trivia. thanks for sharing this with us, TM!
Good work. Finding, visiting, and remembering the dead is a moral and genealogical imperative. Addams Family is a favorite of mine. Carolyn Jones was very beautiful as Morticia. I liked all of the cast. There was an excellent synergy between them.
I agree and I'm always surprised when some people think it's a bad thing. Thanks for watching and commenting!
I wasn’t born until 1986 but I remember watching this version of the Addams family with my mom and I loved it
Carolyn Jones DEFINED " femme fatale " .....just an amazing lady. Any lady who can portray a character SO completely that she DEFINED that role. Any actress who plays the role afterwards will be compared to her. Think Sean Connery and James Bond.
Morticia was fine😋😋
Really appreciated the information on actress Carolyn Jones couldn't believe she was married to Aaron Spelling for 10 years so early on 👌
I know, I was surprised when I learned that too. Thanks for the comment!
I'm so pleased that you found "Doc Dudley's" grave! I came to watch your video and view the final resting places of the beloved Addams Family cast and received an added bonus that I never expected. I looked for Robert Dudley's grave 20 some years ago on a trip to California but never could locate it's exact coordinates. Robert T. Dudley was born in Ohio in 1869 and later attend school in Illinois (my home State) to become a dentist before transitioning to life as an actor. His first film appearance was in 1917 and over his almost 40 year career as an actor he appeared in at least 115 films. His last movie appearance was only 4 years before his demise and was appropriately entitled "As Young as You Feel."
Robert died at the age of 86, two days after his birthday leaving behind a large body of work. Not all people will recognize his name but many will certainly recall his face.
Thanks so much for sharing this video with us.
Hi Timothy, thanks, so much, for sharing this info about Dudley. I especially enjoy finding the graves of people like Dudley, who sometimes get lost of forgotten over time. Did you have a personal connection with him or his family or are you just a fan?
My grandfather met him on two occasions and I never heard the end of it. Once in the late 1930s at a theater in Indianapolis, IN and once again on a train to Chicago in the mid 1940s or early 1950s.
My grandfather passed away 6 years ago at the age of 94 and he would always speak of "Doc Dudley" as if they were old friends. So, 20 odd years ago when we went to California to visit my great uncle in Bel-Air we went looking for "Doc Dudley's" grave at Melrose Abbey but never located it. As I recall there was an unusually large storm that day that prevented us from looking as well as we could have.
That is my or rather, my grandfather's personal connection to "Doc Dudley." Thank you for finding his grave. I had seen photographs of it but never an actual video of it. Now, if I ever make it back out there I will know exactly where to locate it.
One of my favorite activities, while I lived in Hollywood, was the cemeteries. I spent hours upon hours walking through all of them during that decade. It has been a long time since then, but it is so nice to see how much some of these parks have changed for the better than when I lived out there.
i know what you mean. you could spend a lifetime exploring them and still not visit everyone. thanks for sharing, james!
I love visiting my friends grave I feel like that he's looking at me and with his smile it's speech less I really do miss him ALOT!
Thanks for sharing that. Very nice!
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Great video! I'm a huge Addams family fan. Talking about Carolyn's marriage with Aaron spelling, they ended that marriage so well, that they both hired the same lawyer for the divorce, and keep a solid friendship through the later years. In fact Aaron invited Carolyn to perform in his shows, she performed in the fantasy island and love boat both shows are spelling productions. In my opinion that is amazing, because we know divorce people most part of the time hate each other but not in this case!
Nice to hear that. That is rare. Thanks for sharing it with us, Carolina!
Hey Steve, lurch was my favorite. I still watch Addams family reruns till this day.🙂
Caroline Jones was a very BEAUTIFUL lady and talented .Enjoyed this very much
Thanks for sharing!
I would probably start crying if I would visit her grave. She was so wonderful in The Addams Family ♥
Love the Addams family, I remember in70swhen I was a kid about 6.I always liked Morticia and Gomese.Thanks for the touring ☺️.
My favourite character is Lurch, he's a mood. It's a shame that he died so young :(
I'm from UK and loved the Adam's family Carolyn Jones was beautiful as morticia no other actress played her better I love your videos I often wondered what happened to these stars and were they were laid to rest
4:07, Carolyn Sue Jones. Cara Mia
9:42, John Leslie Coogan. Uncle Fester
12:25, Ken Weatherwax. Pugsley
15:46, Blossom MacDonald Rock. Grandmama
Ted Cassidy. Butler Lurch
such fascinating graves
What A Incredible Journey & History Lesson. You Get To See The Real Deal. What A Honor & Privilege You Have Under Taken. Way To Go. You Ought To Be A History Teacher.
Thanks for the kind words, Paul, and thanks for watching!
The trivia that goes along with your visits to these gravesites is priceless thanks.👍
Thanks. Glad you like it!
I saw Carolyn Jones on stage in a traveling production of Neil Simon’s California Suite in the early 1980s. She was a memorable presence, and was underused in her career.
My fave will always be Morticia, my mom looked a little like her in her younger days, I always had a fondness for Carolyn Jones, she was so beautiful
Yes, she kind of stole the show. Thanks for sharing this!
@@TheGraveyardChannel You're welcome, I am a new subscriber, looking forward to seeing more of your videos!
Thanks for subscribing, Shannon. I appreciate it!
@@shannonsmith1522 same here! Always loved her and thought she was gorgeous. I wanted to be here growing up
@@jeniwatkins3297 yup same here!!
I loved the Addams Family, but The Munsters were my favorite. Uncle Fester and Cousin It were great, and so was this video. Thanks again for your amazing work!
It's been so long that I can't remember which one I liked best, but they were both pretty goofy and funny. Thanks, as always, for watching and commenting!
I love the Munsters too . I really don't have a between the two . I love Wednesday Addams . So far as the Munsters can you find out when some of them are buried ? This is too much fun lol .
Off The Wallz Odd Ballz Rezabek Melissa
Little Wednesday grew up to be quite the looker!
The original one ? I think she is beautiful
This was awsome loved the addams family i live in the town where the first daren from bewitched is buried i made a vlog there
I love how you ask us what we would do in certain situations and you have a gift of sharing stories and you aren't overly dramatic or disrespectful. Newly subscribed and thanks for going down memory lane.
Thanks for watching and subscribing and for the kind words, Lisa! I appreciate it!
I admire the fact that you had the time to explore the old Legacy of the Addams Family checked out the grace which they never got forgotten I their music and their show is so funny it still goes on.
Thanks for watching and for the comment!
Nothing better than the original Addams family actors!!! They were great, thks for the video and rememberance of these characters!!😱
thanks, linda!
You went to the cemetery where my grandparents and my mother is.
John Astin and Lisa Loring are still alive. In fact, Lisa was so young during the filming of the Addams Family TV show, she is, even now, just in her mid-50's.
@Ronald Hill Wow that's awesome! I thought he died as well. He also was in Bewitched episode. A Sane Halloween. Season 3. Mega/Super fan of Bewitched and Elizabeth Montgomery and Dick York. (Best "Darrin" PERIOD!).
@Ronald Hill Yes I knew all that you mentioned. Its hard to believe that they didn't get along very well on set but I guess that's why its called acting! Lol! I just love and miss them both so much! Growing up in a household where my childhood wasn't the best I could dream and feel that "Darrin and Samantha" were my parents even for just 30 minutes while the show was on. I too sobbed when both of them died! I remember saying, "Oh my God Samantha died! Even now when I talk to friends about the show all these years later they will say "Mom looks stunning in that episode didn't she? My point is I still feel this way at 55 years old. They were both treasures and gifts to us that WILL NEVER BE REPLACED! GOD BLESS THEIR SWEET SOULS AND MAY THEY CONTINUE TO REST IN PEACE. God bless and be safe!❤❤❤❤
She would have to be older than that. Somebody born during the time of the show would be in their mid 50's.
@queenofmeanest meanie According to Wikipedia as of yesterday he is still living.
@@dvferyance Lisa Loring is age 62 as I post this message the same age as me
Very interesting, thanks I loved the Adams Family.
Me too. They were really fun!
...well, if ya LOVED IT so much, then why don't ya MARRY IT?!!!
Awesome!!! Thank you Steve! I loved the Addams Family
As always Steve, another outstanding video and thanks for sharing all the history of the beloved actors actress's that are gone. Have a great day and always looking forward to seeing your videos.
Thanks, Les. Appreciate it, as always! You have a great day, too!
They're creepy & they're kooky, mysterious & spooky.....i can still hear my father's laughter, after visitors got a gander at how they looked😄 my favorite character was Cousin Itt.
Hola I love the addams family they are so funny they still giving it on TV thank you so much for sharing besos from Puerto Rico 👍👍👍
Glad you liked it. Thanks!
Chas. Addams creator said to Miss Jones that he was his favorite Morticia! That does not surprise me.
Thank you for all you do. Your hobby/work is so well done and your presense is enjoyable! Thank you. Steve
She was the best. Thanks, Diane!
I love that you take the time to give some history on the people that you visit. The stars that may be forgotten and are remembered not only for their talent but also for other facts in their lives. Thank you for sharing your time and expert knowledge to bring their stories to all of us. God bless you and stay safe on your journeys!
Thanks for watching and for the nice comment. Part of the fun for me is getting to know some of these people a little bit better by visiting their graves. Glad you enjoy the commentary too.
me too exactly thats one of my favorite points also . Mr Stewart does a wonderful job 😊
Thank you!
Carolyn Jones was a fantastic actress. The whole Adams Family cast were amazing.
I'm one of the Addams family and the Munsters biggest fans love them.
Thanks for watching and sharing that!
Gino---Been cool if they could have done a crossover episode with both families in that same episode but the shows were on different networks.
I was born the same year both shows aired 1964,my favorite character is Lily and Eddie.He grew up so handsome.I wished he was gay but he isn't.Id love to be Mrs. Eddie Munster.
So I'm I
Great video for graveyard enthusiasts like me!
There seem to be a few of us out there. Thanks!
Jones was also in 5 episodes of Batman as Marcia, Queen of Diamonds!
DeeAnne Mason I remember that I used to watch the bat 🦇 man 👨 and Robin shows
i loved them i use to watch them every time they where on i watch all of the shows from the old and new ones
Luv the Addams family, they were my favorite, Carolyn Jones, was so very beautiful and talented actress 😘😘😘💖💖💓💓💘💘😍😍
Agreed! Thanks for sharing!
I'd really enjoyed your ( vids) !! Ur awesome and amazing 😘😘💞💞💘💘😍😍😊😊💋💋💕💕
Carolyn Jones also starred in "House of Wax" with Vincent Price in 1953.
I LOVE THE ADDAMS FAMILY I MISSED ALL THAT PLAY IN THE ADDAMS FAMILY NICE VIDEO
Thanks for watching and sharing, Elaine!
I loved this show when I was a kid,also loved The Munsters! ✌️
One of my favorites
Loved this tv show as a kid and i still do love it
I didn’t realize that Carolyn was so young when she passed
Cancer don't care how young
Brandon Shaw so true. I totally agree. I’ve lost so many people in my life and even I am a survivor. But Carolyn was much younger than I am.
Such a sad death!!💔
@@brandonshaw7619 same goes with Raul Julia the one who plays Gomez in 90s movie
@@marctompkins3001 me too last round chemo this week 12 rounds Folfox
I was diagnosed in Oct
Total colectomy in Dec
The Addams Family was a terrific show. Truly entertaining.
That was so interesting. Thanks for taking the time. Good thing you are like me and enjoy walking 🙂
My favorite thing to do it so to walk. Originally my TH-cam channel was going to just be about my walks, but I noticed that no one is interested in walking videos on TH-cam :-) So, it's a good thing that I also love cemeteries. At least a few other people are also interested in cemetery videos :-) Thanks for watching and keep on walking!
They all made one full names for themselves, they leave a legacy and they have a Heritage that is ongoing even to this day thank you for sharing.
That is the orange flower i left her a few weeks ago, 9/8/18.. i went on a hot saturday.. ⚰🌺
Love your videos📱🎬
Wow, how funny! I was there on Sunday 9/9/18. We missed each other by a day. I wondered who left the flower with the rhinestone. What made you visit her and did you have a difficult time finding her too, or was it just me?
@@TheGraveyardChannel i visit alot of graves, its my hobby and i always leave a flower.. actually i found it quick, i walked right into it. Thank god cause it was hot that day!
That's really nice of you to leave flowers. My gift is to leave a GPS :-) I know, the next day was really hot too. I almost passed out. Glad it didn't take you two hours, like it took me!!
Hi , you're a nice fellow with a big heart , that's nice ! - anyway , anyone who loves classic Hollywood would know Robert Dudley - if not by name , by face , he was in so many movies ! and Jackie Coogan was a major moviestar before television !
Thanks X X for watching and for sharing!
Just come across your videos. Pretty awesome and loved the history of the celebrities.
Thanks, Ward!
I never realized the connection with Mr. Spelling. I sure watched a lot of the Adam's Family. I bet you can see that cathedral all over the place!
I know, I learn so many things I didn't know about all of the people I visit. And, yes, you can see that tower for miles in every direction. It's a pretty impressive landmark.
I love the Grave Yard Guy!! He is smart and Charming.
That's very nice of you to say. Thanks, ljp!
View from the UK. Another fascinating cemetery tour Stevie. What makes your tours so interesting is the facts, anecdotes, family histories attached to the grave you visit. I'm addicted, keep 'em coming.
Gomez is 89 & lives in Baltimore MD.
Astin died of cancer years ago.
@@suzanneadamson1306 no he didn't
@@suzanneadamson1306 No, John Astin is still alive.
Thank you this was best Addams family
I just discovered your channel, and I'm so glad I did! I love to learn the history of famous folk and I personally really enjoy the way you talk a little about them as you visit each grave. I look forward to watching more of your videos. Subscribed 😊
Thanks, Sarah. Glad you found my channel. Thanks for watching!
I loved this show growing up! Morticia probably was my favorite. The scene when she asks, “Do you mind if I smoke?” And then smoke pours from the hem of her dress. Hysterical!!
As always,, very interesting video!! Thanks for sharing them with us..stay well and safe..love n hugs!!
Thanks and same to you!
This, as well as all your videos are fascinating.I began working in Woodlawn Cemetery in the Bronx,NY in 1973 when I was 16 years old so I can relate to what you do.Woodlawn is historical and a iconic landmark to say the least.I,like you say you never know who and what you're gonna find.My mom and dad are interred there now and after all these years I still find out things I never knew.The beautiful, massive and historic mausoleums alone are worth the visit if you're ever in NY.To the North we also have Gate Of Heaven Cemetery which has the likes of Babe Ruth,Billy Martin & James Cagney among others.Not to mention that Lou Gehrig is buried right across the street in Kensico Cemetery which is almost joined with Gate Of Heaven.Neither cemetery is as historical or famous as Woodlawn but both are beautiful nonetheless.I've been frequenting Woodlawn for many years and live less than 3 miles away.No matter how much I think I know about it,I always find out something new each and every time I visit.
Thanks for all these videos.You do a AMAZING job with all the info and trips down memory lane but most of all for keeping everyone's memory alive and well.God Bless you and yours and Happy Holidays...Mike Maffei,Yonkers,NY.
Hi Mike, thanks for the kind words and for sharing your personal story. Stories like yours are my favorite. I hope to get to Woodlawn some day. It sounds amazing. Thanks for watching and Happy Holidays to you and yours, too!
I remember when the Coogan Act became law. I remember Mickey Rooney was really vocal about getting this passed.
Good memory!
Carolyn Jones was a great actress. Just loved her.
Memory Eternal to all those who are resident there.
Agree!
Thank you Steve. I am catching up on all your videos. I love your postings. I worked in the funeral industry for 2 years but even before that I had an interest in cemeteries. You are easy to watch and have an amazing voice. Again, thank you!!!
thanks, laura, that's nice to hear. and thanks for going back and watching my older vlogs. really appreciate that!
Just discovered this channel and love, love, love it
Thanks, so much, and welcome!!
This was such an entertaining video. You rule this genre. How sad that several of them didn’t live very long.
I saw Carolyn Jones in some of her earlier roles and she had blond hair; I don't know if she was a natural blond, but I thought she was prettier as the dark-haired Morticia. Also, the 2 animal trainers in the Weatherwax family also trained Rin Tin Tin. Many thanks for a very interesting video; I loved the Addams family.
Oh yeah, forgot abouut Rin Tin Tin. I used to watch that show too. Thanks for watching and sharing!
I believe she may have been. She guest starred in an episode of dragnet. She was blonde.
caspence56 same
THE ADDAMS FAMILY.....never forget em!
Great video
. Loved The Addams Family.
You mentioned The Chrystal Cahedral. Pianist Lewie " Roger Williams" Wertz, Jr. who wrote and performed "Autumn Leaves".
My father was Roger Williams'
high school band director.
Wow, what an interesting connection. That was a long time ago. I visited the Crystal Cathedral and Roger's crypt. It's beautiful. I'm editing that video now. Should be live by tomorrow. Thanks, so much, for sharing your story. Very interesting!
Another great graveyard tour
Thanks, Robert!
At work recently, I mentioned my enjoyment at visiting cemeteries and watching videos from channels like 'The Graveyard Guy' and 'Grave Explorations' to name a couple. Not one person in my office (In the city of Bristol, England) understood and before they looked back to their monitors I noticed they left me with strange looks, the looks were a mixture of astonishment and bewilderment! In my head I was left with the question - 'I know I'm clearly not on my own, but what inside me is attracted to this stuff?'
So, why do we love it guys?
LOL and a great question. I've been visiting cemeteries since I was 10. I love the history, the art and the personal stories each grave tells. It's also a bit like a treasure hunt, at times. Millions of people worldwide love visiting cemeteries, but in a world of billions of people, I guess we are in the minority :-) Their loss :-) Thanks for sharing and the great question. I hope others answer, as well.
You are not alone Ken,i live in the UK as well and make frequent trips to the cemetaries in London,just not long got back from a halloween tour in tower hamlets cemetary,ive now subscribed here,keep up the good work GG
@@starman700 Thanks for sharing Starman! That sounds like a fun and interesting tour!
Because we are realist. We choose to embrace the inevitable and try to learn as much about it as possible while the majority of people choose to ignore it. They like to pretend that it's never going to happen to them because dying is a horrible thing in their mind. In there opinion anyone who is interested in it must be crazy. But for us, dying is real, natural and nothing to be frightened of. Sure we all want to live as long a life as possible, but we know that death will come eventually and who knows what adventure it could lead us on when it finally does.
Well I love cematarys & how it's nice to see that folks are still remembered. Also get some really good EVPs at them.
One EVP was a woman sounding like she was English saying;" I can't find me grave! Where's me grave?" I got this in the day time across the street from the Couthouse from the 1850's. Found out there used to be a church there with a big grave yard.
Today there are only a few markers left & that they were soposed to move the bodies & headstones somewhere else but I think only the headstones were taken away. Where the road is now & some buildings is where part of the cematary once was. Maybe that's why the woman's sprite couldn't find her headstone.
When I was a kid between 87-93 my dad was a cremator there for several years. I used to help him out there a bunch and I would visit often . It's weird seeing this 25 plus yrs later.
Wow, thanks for sharing this personal story, Justin.
Justin Thompson that must have been interesting
so cool
Carolyn Jones - Morticia 😍😍😍 Great video!!!
Awesome video. I always loved the Addams Family
Thanks for watching and sharing!
Ronald Abel me too
Same
I love your videos. I really like the "in case you didn't know" tidbits you throw in. Thanks so much. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
The unusual trivia is my favorite part too :-) Thanks, Melissa and Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you, too!
@@TheGraveyardChannel You are very welcome. Have a great Sunday.
@@TheGraveyardChannel :)
Carolyn Jones also had a starring roll on the Soap Opera Capitol. She did many of her scenes from a wheelchair
I read about that, but never saw it. Thanks for sharing!
I remember that.
that was the last role she did. she found out she had cancer while on that show.
😢
I just watched this with my 6 year old granddaughter who loves the Addams family. Thank you for sharing. Much love. I hope you are well. Glad too hear you found someone too stay with your mom until your brother moves in.
That’s need to hear that they are still entertaining generation after generation. Thanks Rosemarie 😊👍
Ted casady was born on july 31st like me and im 6'7" tall 🤣🤣
You've got 2 more inches to grow to catch up to Ted Cassidy, 6'9", hopefully you'll catch him👍✌
Funny - I’m 6’1
Loved the Adam's family. Watched it all the time as a child. So many great shows then Steve. Wow, has this world changed.
Love watching your videos. Thank you and keep up the good work.
Thanks Cindy. I appreciate it!
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Beautiful mausoleums and graves.
Thank you for showing us.
Thanks, Simone!
It's so strange for me as a German that cemeteries are open to traffic. We just know that from our neighbours in Austria. In Vienna is situated The big and famous Central Cemetery situated in Vienna is also open to traffic. - But I like the American cemeteries so much because in my eyes they are much more beautiful than the old ones in Europe.
Thank you so much for uploading this beautiful and informative video. :)
Thanks for watching and sharing your comments. I appreciate it!
I guess it's because there so big like miles big.
They're different everywhere in the US bases on the weather and location. Some you can't bury underground.
Really
Wow
@@TheGraveyardChannel your very interesting
One of my favorites, I love that I always learn something new
That's a lot of exploring and driving. I've been to a couple of the cemeteries. I did not vlog them, I like taking photo's of famous peoples graves, it's the closest that I get to meet them!
The heavy traffic is my least favorite part of vlogging :-) How come you don't vlog?
I usually just vlog when I'm on vacation. But, I thought it fun doing cemeteries. Actually, right now I'm in the hospital with a bad infection. I lost a couple of my toes, so it will be a while before I can vlog.
Oh, wow. That sounds serious. Sorry to hear that, and I hope you are going to be ok!
We'll all 'meet up' in heaven one day.
OMG I was so hoping you did The Addams Family. Thank you very much sir!
Thanks for watching K!
Where's 'hand' buried? Remember the hand that would come out of the box?😎
🤗🤗🤗Well done !🤗🤗🤗
I'll include it in a future video if I find it :-)
Thing, the hand, was Ted Cassidy
@@TheGraveyardChannel Hi ! I was just told that the 'hand' was Ted Cassidy. It was a great fun show. Thank you for the heart💖
I just got a new editor & still learning how to use it. I made a small video, 3 min long useing pictures. Would luv it if you might take a look & maybe sub to see further vids and maybe give some expert advice.😁 Thank you!
@@glennklipp6398 Thank you for telling me this. I miss that show. I put up a slide show video only 3 mins. long. Trying to learn how to use a new editor. Would you like to take a peek?
It was way before my time, however I love it and watch old episodes all the time. There's nothing like it, they don't make good material like that anymore.
That’s for sure! Thanks for sharing with us Amanda 😊👍
Jackie Coogan's father was a vaudeville performer and died in a car accident with Jackie's friend Jr Durkin. Jackie was the only survivor of the crash.
i visited junior durkin's grave and plan to do a vlog about this. thanks, vicki!
Hello again Steve 🖐🏼. Thanks for sharing the details of the video with US ‼️ have a great weekend ‼️🙋🏿♀️💕💞💕.
Thanks Carole, you too 😊👍
The Addams Family is my favorite. I loved them all but Gomez was the funniest to me.
Thank you for this. I was 16 in 1964 when Addams Family first appeared. It remains my all-time favorite TV show. I have the DVD's, which I still watch.