You have so have to go back when Garfield's tomb is open. As you might have seen in my video it's quite incredible, but you have to see it in person. Plus I can't believe I missed Salisbury! I've been eating Salisbury steak my whole life! Another great video!
Thanks Chris. As you're probably AWARE, since you're from Kentucky. We had some HORRIBLE STORMS that took out ALOT!!!! We just got our Power back late last night, and the internet, just a few minutes ago. UNFORTUNATELY, there are still many without POWER. Please pray for them. As far as President Garfield; you did an INCREDIBLE JOB!!!! Many, including myself, don't know much about him. Thank-You for telling his story.
I'm a native Clevelander and Lake View is a standard regular visit. I don't think there's a section w/o someone of note. Wade Memorial Chapel has Tiffany stained glass windows. (Jeptha Wade founded Western Union) Garfield is also the only President who was also an ordained minister. Rockefeller's obelisk is the second largest monument, after the Garfield Memorial. For non famous memorials, near the Euclid Avenue entrance stands the large marker for the worst loss of life in a school fire (non explosion) in US History - the 1908 Ash Wednesday Collinwood School Fire. 172 children, 2 teachers and 1 rescuer died. About 19 of them are buried together near this memorial. Probably the saddest moment in Cleveland's long storied history.
@@Whittdocs I have several books (one self published by the author) on it, and have been to quite a few lectures on it. I consider myself somewhat of an expert - since many inconsistencies are still passed down to this day. Please let your viewers know that the doors DID NOT open inwards, causing the students to get trapped. That's the biggest fallacy. I hope you were able to see the Collinwood Memorial Garden which was planted on the grounds of the original school. (Of course it's probably dull this time of year, with no flowers blooming yet.) If you have any questions, let me know.
That was really cool Chris! Thanks for having us along. I wasn't familiar with a couple but I’m a big baseball fan so the Indians player that was killed was special. I think it was Steve's channel that I got to see inside the Garfield tomb/mausoleums. Really neat tour.
What a beautiful and interesting place to visit! I would like to go there every day for at least a week. The monuments are works of art. A nice place for a quiet picnic lunch, too. I hope that you have a chance to visit once again when you can view the Garfield Mausoleum. Perhaps it might have stained glass windows!
When I visited the Ray Chapman site years ago it was covered with baseballs and gloves, there might have even been a bat underneath all the stuff that day too.
I was wondering when you would get here! I am looking forward to this have lived here my whole life and still have not gone because I'm a little superstitious 😉❤️🙏
That was a great tour Chris! So many famous people. Never thought of a guy inventing the Salisbury steak. Cool 😎 Always fun to come along with you. 🙏 ❤️ 💙 💜 💖
With the weather getting nicer, I need to get you over here to McLeansboro Illinois to see this graveyard. I told you about next to the Elks and I have another one I want you to see.
You have so have to go back when Garfield's tomb is open. As you might have seen in my video it's quite incredible, but you have to see it in person. Plus I can't believe I missed Salisbury! I've been eating Salisbury steak my whole life! Another great video!
I appreciate that Jason. I hope to collaborate some day.
@@Whittdocs I hope so too. That would be great!
Great video nice to here the History we were taught as grade school 🎒🏫
Thanks Chris. As you're probably AWARE, since you're from Kentucky. We had some HORRIBLE STORMS that took out ALOT!!!! We just got our Power back late last night, and the internet, just a few minutes ago. UNFORTUNATELY, there are still many without POWER. Please pray for them. As far as President Garfield; you did an INCREDIBLE JOB!!!! Many, including myself, don't know much about him. Thank-You for telling his story.
The absolute COOLEST grave marker on Earth is Alan Freed's jukebox! Thanks for a great video!
So many famous people. What a beautiful and serene cemetery. Thank you for sharing this with us.
Well done! Tasteful and informative. A very pleasant walk through some history regarding Cleveland and abroad.
You should visit in the spring. One entire hillside is covered in Daffodils. It's called Daffodil Hill. It is breathtaking.
Thanks Chris very interesting your videos are never boring really enjoy watching them keep them coming
That's a great place to spend the day much history there
I miss her still.......💗🌷🌷🌷
That was so great. Really enjoyed your video. Thanks 😊 so much. God bless 🙏
Always love your videos, interesting and informative. I enjoyed the tour, thank you!
I really appreciate that.
It's a beautiful cemetery nice been to it a few times lots of history here the haserot angel is my favorite enjoy your visit to Cleveland Ohio
So very cool
Very interesting review of the cemetery I love the rays curved headstones
Thanks so much for watching.
Thank you for the tour a lot of history in that cemetery. I hope you go back to finish the cemetery take care.
I always enjoy all your videos they are so interesting thank you again
Thank you so much.
My hometown thank you
Thank you for another fantastic video.
We visit there all the time.
I saw the inside of the Garland Tomb and it was magnificent. I hope you go back when it is open.
I definitely hope to.
Ton of history and thanks fot taking us along. May i say that i also enjoy your voice if that is okay?
I really appreciate that. Thank you so much.
Wonderful tour. Thank you
Thanks again, Chris
Great video Chris. Always a pleasure to watch.
I really appreciate that
And thanks for all of your support. I really appreciate that too!
@@Whittdocs you're so welcome!
I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS
Great tour!! Thank you!
Thanks For The Video You Are One Of The Best. Eddie
I appreciate that! Thanks
Amazing,thank you for sharing this location🪦
I really appreciate that. Thank you!
@@Whittdocs You're welcome😊
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Excellent tour . Thank you1
Glad you enjoyed it
Great video
I'm a native Clevelander and Lake View is a standard regular visit. I don't think there's a section w/o someone of note. Wade Memorial Chapel has Tiffany stained glass windows. (Jeptha Wade founded Western Union)
Garfield is also the only President who was also an ordained minister.
Rockefeller's obelisk is the second largest monument, after the Garfield Memorial.
For non famous memorials, near the Euclid Avenue entrance stands the large marker for the worst loss of life in a school fire (non explosion) in US History - the 1908 Ash Wednesday Collinwood School Fire. 172 children, 2 teachers and 1 rescuer died. About 19 of them are buried together near this memorial. Probably the saddest moment in Cleveland's long storied history.
Thanks for your comment. I actually recorded at that monument and will have a video coming soon.
@@Whittdocs I have several books (one self published by the author) on it, and have been to quite a few lectures on it. I consider myself somewhat of an expert - since many inconsistencies are still passed down to this day. Please let your viewers know that the doors DID NOT open inwards, causing the students to get trapped. That's the biggest fallacy.
I hope you were able to see the Collinwood Memorial Garden which was planted on the grounds of the original school. (Of course it's probably dull this time of year, with no flowers blooming yet.)
If you have any questions, let me know.
This is good
Another great video thank you
Glad you enjoyed it
Enjoying this😊
Thank you so much!
Thanks for the tour 😊😊
Thanks for coming along!
Yet another phenomenal video ...
Truly appreciate that.
@@Whittdocs I truly appreciate you and what you do... It is a great honor and privilege to be one of your Patreon sponsors ❤️
That was fantastic!! Thanks for the tour! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Glad you enjoyed it!
That was really cool Chris! Thanks for having us along. I wasn't familiar with a couple but I’m a big baseball fan so the Indians player that was killed was special. I think it was Steve's channel that I got to see inside the Garfield tomb/mausoleums. Really neat tour.
Thanks so much!
Wow, what a unique and beautiful place! That monument to President Garfield is fantastic. Very interesting video. Thanks so much for the tour.
Glad you enjoyed it
Many of my relatives are buried in Lake View Cemetery.
R.I.P.💐🌹🌺
What a beautiful and interesting place to visit! I would like to go there every day for at least a week. The monuments are works of art. A nice place for a quiet picnic lunch, too. I hope that you have a chance to visit once again when you can view the Garfield Mausoleum. Perhaps it might have stained glass windows!
When I visited the Ray Chapman site years ago it was covered with baseballs and gloves, there might have even been a bat underneath all the stuff that day too.
Thanks so much for sharing.
I was wondering when you would get here! I am looking forward to this have lived here my whole life and still have not gone because I'm a little superstitious 😉❤️🙏
You should really check it out. Very nice place.
How did you not go during a school visit? I used to take my kids and because it's so large it took quite a number of visits to hit all the sections.
That was a great tour Chris! So many famous people. Never thought of a guy inventing the Salisbury steak. Cool 😎 Always fun to come along with you. 🙏 ❤️ 💙 💜 💖
Thanks for so much for watching
Alan Freed is actually from Salem where I grew up but I used to work in Cleveland and used to explore there
Oh wow. Thanks for sharing
If u look close at the moment it's shows his life n death scenes on the top outside of the monument
With the weather getting nicer, I need to get you over here to McLeansboro Illinois to see this graveyard. I told you about next to the Elks and I have another one I want you to see.
I’d love to see it!
My friend Tony Gentilie is buried there. Also the mass grave from the children of the collinwood school fire
Tony Gentile from Warner rd.? Wife was Mel?
James A. Garfield, John D. Rockefeller!!
Yes!
What's the history on the haserots has to be a story there
James Garfield
Yes!
To wach I can tell this is good
Thanks Whittdocs
Alan Freed died with the same disease as my mom..
I used to shoot dope at this place and than walk around.