Can't believe it, door was open.
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Glandore Cemetery.
Pyramid mausoleum and graveyard.
An amazing find within the Pyramid and the adjoining mausoleum too. We discovered the door was open and take a closer look at this moss covered Mausoleum. Glandore is a stunningly picturesque village in Cork.
#pyramid #history #cemetery #spooky
Between 2:44-2:46 there's an orb that appears at a leaf at the middle right above the tombstone and floats behind it to disappear behind the statue on the left of the stone.
Wow just seen that, wondered if it was a fly or moth etc but it seems to float rather than fly ❤️
Your right, I looked and saw it also.
Amazing 👏
i saw this. It just appeared, don't think it was an insect.
Hey yes I saw it too, the way it moved then disappeared
My husband and i love walking around cemeteries I find them so peaceful. Love reading the headstones, and I always take more time to read anyone who died in the war.
Well done Nicole, remembering those that have passed, it's so important x
And, some of the histories are just fascinating! A simple cemetery can be a goldmine of history.
As someone who volunteers to clean and conserve grave sites, I think it’s sad to see a cemetery in that state, especially when many of the burials are not that old. It seems like after the people were buried, they were forgotten. The vegetation will destroy those stones and monuments until they are eventually unreadable. But I suppose most of us are destined to be forgotten eventually.
Hi Kelly, believe me I've seen a lot worse, we don't really clean Graves here at all maybe only personal family graves it's sad but ye, I've come to that conclusion too we will all be forgotten.
I know what you mean. I was just up in Connecticut Vermont Massachusetts New Hampshire, Maine and Pennsylvania and we stopped at some cemeteries that have my ancestors in them. The headstones are so hard to read that I couldn’t really get good pictures of them.
Unfortunately, in many places, there are no county or town organizations or money to keep cemeteries picked up. Plus, I think vandals look for opportunities like this old cemetery to break headstones, push them over, etc. Then, too, many stones are very hard to read because they are not marble and the stone used (granite many times) does not hold up well to the elements. Wears away with time. Always so sad to me.
Agree about the upkeep Conhawk, lots of these places are cleared and recorded then they get forgotten again
Olá Kelly Knox!Me inscrevi no seu canal.
For years (I'm 71) I thought I was the only one for the longest time who loved to look around graveyards. I love watching your videos, your old graveyards are so beautiful and the old ancient graves are so well preserved I love it! Thank you for being so sensitive regarding the mausoleum and its contents. God bless you both. My Great grandmothers family came from Cork so this one was kind of special.
You are most welcome Linda x
So sad the cemetery has not been kept up. It’s a beautiful resting place with beautiful stones. I love the Celtic cross 💙thank you for filming this .
Thanks Pamela, yes true but honestly I've seen worse, at least the grass is low, so I'm thinking it was cut recently enough🤔
Many thanks Sue and GV 👍 you know I truly admire you two having thousands of subscribers and you both always take the time for each and every one of us with comments and answering questions which I truly hope to live up to your standards on my channel as well 👍
Thanks so much, excellent as always ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Thanks Jim, remain humble, respectful and grateful, that's it, catching up on your video right now 😀
RIP
Lest We Forget
Christina
Thank you for your service to you country
Christina is the first female I have come across with a war memorial, how very sad for her and her family..Nice to see she's remembered here for her service, God rest her soul
@@SerenitySueGraveyards it looks like a recent headstone (not that old)
My theory is that someone who maybe involved in military history had discovered Christina was laid to rest in this cemetery and put a request into “honours and medals” section of DVA (Department of Veterans Affairs), mind you this is what we refer this section and veterans affairs in Australia.
Every serving veteran who has passed or was killed during their service are entitled to a military gifted plaque or headstone at no cost to the family or the person who requested this headstone.
There are so many veterans out there across the commonwealth including our allied countries that don’t realised their loved ones are entitled to these plaques or headstones.
I’m so glad she has been recognised for her service yet very sad she passed away at such a very young age.
Thank you for the information, yes true it definitely looks new, so thankfully she has been remembered for her service, I've found a few now of these exact headstones some in the most overgrown cemeteries, so as you say someone is making sure they are being remembered
Thanks Sue for looking at this cemetery!
The two mausoleums are very cool, and shows the natural process of decay.
I have a story for you!
There was a story I heard as a young man, about the worlds best escape artist being put in a room that was claimed to be escape proof.
They told the man he had 30 minutes to try and escape from the room for a prize of $1000!
He was put in the room, and he spent the entire 30 minutes checking the ceiling, the floor and all four walls for a way to escape.
After 30 minutes he gave up and knocked on the door and said he gave up, to which the person who built the room, pushed the unlocked door open!
So never forget to give the doorknob a check for being locked or not!
Brilliant!!
What an adventure this was Sue, and the door that opens, so strange! I love those secluded graveyards, they are so enchanted, thank you!
Thanks Becky, what a stunning village and stunning little cemetery too
It is amazing when you read dates that are 11 years old and no one is caring for the cemetery. The view was so beautiful. The boats anchored out. So peaceful.
Hi Rita, it's extremely sad to read a child's grave and what's harder is when they are buried alone
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Hi Sue ! When you think about it, we are all burried 'alone'. One person in a coffin type alone is what I'm talking about.
The sweet 11 yr old child's body is now just a shell, the child's beautiful soul is now with the Lord in a beautiful place, no more sickness, sadness and is loved and safe.
So please don't be so sad. WE LUV YOU ! You're so kind. 😊😙 🤘👻💖
Thanks Ghostcity, yes that's very true ❤️
@@SerenitySueGraveyards You're video showing the graves on that mountain was something else. It was so pretty there & so quiet & peaceful there.
It's a shame about the church but life goes on right? Take care. My name is Ruth Ann, glad to meet 'c'ha!
And have you seen Ron's video on the man who lost his family and he built a home across the street where his family were buried & now he is too. It's nice to know the house is being kept up & all & they'll be giving tours of the place.
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Hi Ruth Ann, yes life does go on for sure, I've lots to catch up on from youtube, hopefully I'll get a few days to chill out soon x
Such a beautiful old graveyard. The mausoleums are amazing. Love the pyramid. Very different for sure.
Thanks Carol x
The name De Burgh pops up frequently. Even in a Jane Austin novel. A lady CATHERINE de Burgh. That would have been great little adventure of discovery. The family must have been there for a number of centuries.. There would have to be Parish records somewhere.
One of my gt grandmothers came from County Cork in the mid 19th Century.
Thank you for sharing your journey.
Cork is amazing
You may have found the same but wanted to share.....
John was born in 1822. He was the son of Walter Hussey de Burgh.
He was of Dromkeen House, and Kilfinnan Castle, co. Cork, J.P. co. Limerick
John married Louisa Townsend, daughter of Jonas M. Townsend, of Shepperton, co. Cork on 1 May 1844
Children
Walter John b. 1845 ; married 12 Nov. 1860, Emily Florence Sherlock, daughter of Thomas Sherlock
Maurice b. 1848 ; married 1891, dau. of [Unknown] Smith, of Nenagh, widow of Major Whitty, and d. 1 May, 1890.
John b. 1850 ; d. 17 Aug. 1896 ; married Wilhelmina Hungerford
Ulysses b. 1858.
Hubert
Jane Adeliza Clementina b. 1845 ; married (1), 29 Sept., 1864, Henry John Stephens Townshend, of Castle Townshend, co. Cork, who d. 7 Sept. 1869, (2) Arthur Cave, of Schull.
Louisa b. 1849 ; married John Hamilton Bryan, of Dunmanway.
He died in 1887.
Love the Old Cemetery but really could use some cleaning up. People should make it a project to remember those that have passed and conserve their stones and memories. Beautiful Celtic Crosses ...Love Them. Another Great Video ...Cheers from the States 🇺🇲
Thank you 😊
Tracy and me together metal detecting at the beach ❤️
WOW! Can I ask how you know all of this? I'm not doubting you, by any means... I'm just intrigued and curious!😃
@@toddamtmann3528 just I do a lot of geneology and research and I try to help where I can.
Pyramid mausoleum most likely be that of a Freemason which was an obsession in the late 1800s great work team
Thanks Patrick De Burg were a pretty big name back then, that's some great info you have there
What another hidden gem and beautiful cemetery. The crypt was amazing and being reclaimed by Mother Earth 🌏
Wasn't it just fantastic, drove a long way to find this Gem and it gave so much more x
That was a very interesting Graveyard. You & GV find the most beautiful places. Thanks Sue. As always I enjoyed it ❤😘❤
Thanks so much Jan 🙏
I love walking around cemeteries. People think I’m weird but I don’t care. Each headstone has a story to tell and I love bringing people back to living memory. Just think, you are buried in a grave and over the years people don’t come anymore and in time you are forgotten. Sad 😢
Hi Diane, me too, I love it, it's not for everyone but yes it's about remembering them, reading some headstones x
Me 2🥰
The same here. I feel like I am making a connection with the past…I wonder who they were, what did they do?
I don't think it's weird you can learn alot about people by reading the headstones and yes cemeteries are very peaceful and maybe the loved ones resting there might like the company visitors bless Possum 😊
Agree x x
We have a local pyramid crypt, Called Rucker's Tomb, after one of the founding families of Everett WA. Many years ago, we were hanging out at the cemetery, it used to be a thing to do to climb up to the top of the pyramid, (it was made of large blocks of stone, like big steps) and we noticed the door was open. The door was a huge slab of stone, but opened easily, with no creaking or ghostly noises. it was empty, the burials all being enclosed in the walls, and since we didn't have a flashlight (it was night, of course) we couldn't see any plaques. I believe it's still used as a family burial, with the last few Ruckers to be interred someday. It was built in probably the 1920s, Everett is a pretty new town, compared to your areas lol. Just a little story from years ago.
Thanks for sharing Ann, I've heard many a story from locals telling me they too played in cemeteries even going into tombs and crypts with remains of people, not knowing really at the time what it was for..innocent times of children playing
@@SerenitySueGraveyards yeah, we were teenagers, with nothing better to do lol we knew enough not to vandalize anything though! Good times lol
Yes Good Times, just a bit of harmless fun x
What a stunning place and a great find too. The pyramid looks beautiful with all the natural foliage taking it over. There are not many headstones but those small markers would be where someone’s buried .Probable 1780/1800 ish timeline. But those views and the walk up to the Churchyard too ..Love n Light to you both 🥰
Thanks Christine, yes it is stunning for sure, oh yes definitely all graves, so sad to see a huge costly pyramid and then just little stones for markers x x
For me this is the most fantastic cemetery that you have been to. The overgrown nature of it is wonderful. It would make a wonderful painting. The walk up to it is glorious too. So sad to see Tiny children's graves. I hope someone will lock the vault up.
Hi Tony, thanks a million, appreciate it
Well done tour it is beautiful but so very sad that it seems to be forgotten. Thanks for bringing it back so that we don't forget.
Thanks Karen, I loved this place, so unique to find a pyramid
It is lovely the way that pyramid is covered by ivy, moss, ferns etc. Nature has made a garden there.
I love that too Sarah,I wouldn't like to see this removed, just keep it exactly like that, it adds to its beauty, this is the reason I drove so far, I saw one photo of this and loved it ❤️
Well, it's quite obvious that no one has done anything to care of this cemetery for a very long time. It's a shame that everything has just been left to decay.
Oh Gary I have seen far worse believe me, plenty forgotten people 😢
@@SerenitySueGraveyards So sad.🥺
It is x
I would say a beautiful place to spend eternity Sue. Thank you so much for this trip.
Hi Rich, thanks so much
As always a beautiful cemetery ! Ireland must be a wonderful place to live ! Thanks for sharing Sue !
I love Ireland, so much, I would never leave x
Thank you for your efforts Sue. That last view was stunning. Ireland is so beautiful.
I'm blessed to live here
Strange and a bit of a mystery as well.....I am surprised at the newer graves in such an out of the way place. The beautiful pyramid and the other castle like mausoleum look like they have been abandoned for a century. You are both adventurous. I am not good with spiders! Thanks for another great trip
Thanks Janice, I don't mind spiders at all, yes it's a very unusual cemetery for sure
WOW!!! If I can borrow some of your terminology, here's another stunningly beautiful graveyard and church ruins. The pyramid was awesome, but I wouldn't have tried to open the door on it. I'm also surprised it's not sealed up. Thanks again for another graveyard / cemetery adventure. There's just something about Irish cemeteries that I find so fascinating for lack of a better term. Thanks again for bringing us along. History is something I've always been interested in and you can't get better history than in a cemetery.
Hey Scott, I dint know if my terminology would be great to use, I'm not the best but I say it as I see it, I was intrigued by the echoe that kind of gave me the thought it was open, very strange for sure, stunning village, just amazes me ever time we go to cemeteries the amount of history around us
@@SerenitySueGraveyards If I use it, that seals it. PERIOD!!! :P
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@@SerenitySueGraveyards It might be best to inspect doors like the one on the pyramid mausoleum that could be opened if it looks like they actually can be opened, when anyone such as yourselves visit a cemetary, so the police can be told about them afterwards. Otherwise, they themselves may have no way of easily finding out about them.
Thanks Ken, ❤️
Wow, that was crazy it was open. Good for you for closing the best you could. ❤️
Hi MMS, yes strange it was open, no lock nothing, yes we made sure it was closed back
So beautiful and peaceful, I can imagine this is what it looked like 100 plus years ago. It’s enchanting
Hi Monica, yes enchanting for sure x
These final resting places are in pretty good shape considering their age. I would like to visit that area. Here in the states we have a limited number of hundred-year-old crypts.. Not much to see in old crypts. I think there is a natural curiosity in old cyrpts and cemeteries.
I love getting a little look in, even if there is nothing, it's nice to see the style inside
Thanks for another wonderful, fascinating outing. Loving it!
This was absolutely amazing for sure x
Beautiful place, so peaceful and overtaken mostly by nature. Hope the souls of those buried there are at peace and their bodies were not desecrated! However, it was an awesome discovery, thankyou so much for your intrepid sense of adventure, courage and dedication, God Bless from far away New Zealand ♥
Thanks Irene, I appreciate it, you know I've come to realise, it's only bones, their souls are in a better place, it's sad but like you now I wonder if there was some vandalism or grave robbing going on
My Daughter and myself love looking for old cemetery’s although we don’t often find any ,when we do it’s so nice . We clean them up when needed replace loose and broken headstones and do a general cleaning . Love looking through these old grave yards.
Hi Beverley that is so nice of yous to do that 😊
I can't think of a better way to start my day than watching a Serenity Sue video. It makes my day at least tolerable. Very best wishes from America.
Thanks Michael, this one is definitely worth a watch
Great explore guys, really enjoyed it 👍
Hey Bob, thank you 😊
You are a brave Lady to be getting down on the ground filming. God bless you Lass!
Thanks Brenda, not brave, just very curious x x
That was so cool to see. The ones that aren’t maintained are the best ones for me. Thanks for showing this resting place.
Yes I like the old decaying ones too
Wow. You can see that it is actually a very beautiful and peaceful place of burial. It should be cleaned up and restored! Lovely just so Lovely.
I think they are trying to clean, not an easy task for volunteers, as soon as they sort an area its growing back again x
As always Sue, another great presentation! 👍👍❤❤✌✌Whew, I am exhausted after walking up and down that steep incline with you and your companion!
Hi Richard, thanks so much 🙏
I just found your channel. Wonderful! We live in the USA. Thank you for the tour of this lovely cemetery.
Hey, welcome to my channel we have a great community here, hope you enjoy all my videos 🌹
@@SerenitySueGraveyards thanks. I am binge watching your videos. I just can’t stop. It took a little bit to understand the accent but I understand almost everything now.
Thank you so much, I never knew I had an accent until I started youtube 😅
Always makes my day really enjoy your video's
Thanks Mary ❤️
Perhaps carry a device with a camera and light which can be inserted in tight spaces in order to view these mysterious tombs you encounter. Very challenging and suspenseful day of discovery while exploring! Thank you.
Thanks Fred, I recently purchased one 😀
There is a peace at that hidden graveyard. In some way, you would like to clear some of the vines, etc., but in another way, I wouldn’t want to expose such a private and personal space. That was a very poignant find.
Hi Amy, I always love thos little cemeteries hidden, mostly forgotten, which is one of the main reasons I do this, loved the growth on the pyramid x
Lovely County Cork. I love that area, Kerry, Killarney as well.
Cork is stunning, especially the west and more rural parts, Killarney is like heave, absolutely amazing
It's beautiful there. Has a tranquil feel about it. Mother Nature is truly taking back what's Hers. Makes me wonder how much it would take to get a groundskeeping crew out there to clean everything up.
Thanks Tracy, I just loved the moss covering the pyramid, it's so uneven and full of grave markers here, it's usually volunteers who go into these places to clear it
Beautiful countyside.. all the greenery 🥰 Ireland is very beautiful land. My grandma said her, and her brother & father went to visit family, over there, even at age 12, around 1934, she remembered the beauty, said it was majestical 🦋 I miss her so much, she told me so many stories, she was very proud of her Irish heritage ☘ She would tell me so many Irish sayings/poems , I can't remember them😥 I wish I wrote them down.
Ahh that's beautiful she loved Ireland , I am very blessed here
Families used to clean their families stones. On Sunday, after church, families would picnic in cemeteries and clean them, plant flowers. Many families died out completely and they fall into decay. In the modern age, the advent of TV kept people home and they abandoned stone maintenance.
Families still do it here, our new cemeteries are very well kept but unfortunately the older ones are forgotten or in bad repair
@@SerenitySueGraveyards. Families have died off…..
I can imagine how it looked before it was overgrown. It's still a very peaceful place. I think that it honors people that we remember them. Your voice is very calming and I pray for the people as you go along that they are at peace and at rest. Thank you for going to so much work. Sincerely, Carly from Michigan USA
Hi Simply, we always say a prayer leaving them there x
Michigan girl here too . Just love the walks Sue does and I feel like one day she will photograph one of my own family members who lived in Ireland before others migrated to USA
Thank you ❤️
I myself take care of my family cemetery. Children from the 1800's I tend to them all that are forgotten . God Bless you.
Thank you Debra, that is so respectful of you to do that x
Great video Sue! That door was very intriguing!👍
Thanks Kris, I'm still shocked that door was open too
Wow,that's awesome. You should get permission to clean and uncover that beautiful old cemetery.
We live 4 hours from here so unfortunately I couldn't make it happen x
Beautiful grave yard xx 😘 bless how rests there xx 😘
Thanks Wendy x
so beautiful 😍 and what an amazing find Sue x
Thanks Julia x
What a beautiful little graveyard….it looked so peaceful, but so uncared for…such a shame. Sone beautiful newer gravestones, and that poor young lady from wartime, aged only 19. Bless her. Wonder where the rest of her family are buried? Seems sad she is in that tiny area all by herself. If only these stones could talk, what a lot of stories they could tell. That was a lovely visit, Thankyou both of you…glad you didn’t go over on an ankle!! Stay safe! Love and light! Helen xx💕🙏😜
Haha Helen you know me, my Father says, you'd fall over a hair on the ground 😆 but yes a beautiful scenic area, the views of the sea are just amazing x
Thank you once again. ❤
So very welcome Sonja x
That was incredible Sue! And you walking up and down that hill! I'd never make it! Safe travels! 🙏
Oh believe me I paid for it, I've back issues so the last 2 days I'm suffering x
@@SerenitySueGraveyards Oh no! If I do too much walking it's hips, back and knees! Bless your heart ❤️ Be well!
Oh that's me in a nutshell, I've arthritis so just gotta try keep mobile
You guys are awesome!! Love the pyramid.
Thank you Shela, it was just amazing
Another serene and beautiful cemteray. Time and nature has taken over the cemetary. Its so sad to think about all those lovely people being laid to rest there. May they rest in peace
Yes it's in such a beautiful setting sad to see decay but that's life
Get some large sheets of paper and drawing charcoal or chalk and make a rubbing of the gravestones that are hard to read. You might be able to see the writing that way? Wonderful old graveyard, and that pyramid! Wow!
Thanks Margaret ❤️
What a beautiful view and the cemetery was incredible! Liked, commented, and subscribed!
Hey Tina, thank you so much, it means a lot to me 🌹
Love the job you do Sue. Keep up the great work.
Thanks so much
thank you so much for sharing...
You're very welcome 🙏
Maybe you shouldn't give the exact location of some of these old morsoleums as it could attract the wrong type of people. Just a thought.
Thanks David, my reason for this channel is to remember these forgotten people, most of these places are very remote and a lot of them have already been vandalised, hopefully the door will be sealed x
Hallo Sue, danke für das mitnehmen
Liebe Grüße aus Hamburg
Hi Judith, thanks for watching x
Awesome video Sue DI love the history and the old cemeteries I have a little Irish blood in me and I am from New Zealand 🇳🇿 travel back safe my freind 🦋
Hi Sherald, appreciate it, a little of Irish is good ❤️
You don't see many mausoleums that are pyramid shaped, but this was interesting to see. I have seen a few pyramid shaped ones on my own cemetery tours throughout the last two years in Chicago IL and surrounding suburbs! Absolutely cool architecture for sure
They are amazing I think I've found 5 now, 2 of them were in the one cemetery
Hello Everyone 💟
Hi Mary
In the late 1800s to around the 1930s there was an explosion of interest in "spiritualism," involving ideas of the after life, Egypt, and ancient mysteries. I wonder if this family were followers of those explorations. And being a part of that movement, built that pyramid as a resting place, or even perhaps, based on the ancient Egyptian religion, a hope for a rebirth? So beautiful and rare. Thank you
Yes I do think that definitely this was based on the idea of what you said
Lots of trip hazards there! Beautiful, really well done x. The mausoleum was a bit of a surprise😳
Hey Shirley x very hard to walk around, plus lots of stingy nettles
nice interesting history in the fast tell us.
Thanks
What a wonderful cemetery. This was the first time finding your site. I know the steep incline wasn't fun. I do appreciate your time with this hidden gem.
Thanks Marie I appreciate it
Thanks!
Thanks so much John, appreciate it a lot x
I love the Irish brogue! Subscribed. ❤️
Hi Linda thank you so much, I really appreciate it 🌹
@@SerenitySueGraveyards the landscapes of Ireland are just like the road i grew up on! Ps, dad is in a thoroughly boring cemetery , where fancy headstones aren't allowed. And, as i thought this, I could just here my dad, almost, say, "you got that right! " 😂. Haha. Dad had an answer for everything. He was ...superb. I , myself, don't/cannot really claim to be Irish ...dad sure could! He was like a ...laughing , brillant day.... Ireland's .own.
I used to enjoy the same thing i used to take my dogs to cemeteries with me i loved the older ones
Yes, I really enjoy it too
I'm new to your channel. Not sure why it popped up on my feed. It seems like this cemetery has been forgotten and nobody is looking after it. Absolutely shocking seeing the remains and coffins completely destroyed. You can bet there are some ghosts hanging around there.
Hi *M, thank you so much for watching, not the first time I've seen this, I've found several like this
I Love your voice . I could listen to you talk all day
Thanks so much Patricia 🙏
Thanks Cathy I’ll remember that,sorry.
Thank you that was very interesting.
Thanks Lynn
That's so Beautiful omg.
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I'd hate to see it get cleaned off and tidied up. I think it's beautiful the way it is, and it is fitting that our memorials return to the earth as we do. Call it Life after Death, if you will, because though we pass, plants grow, the world continues. Once I'm gone, it won't be important to me if people even come to see my grave. I'll be beyond time and space, dwelling with my Creator.
Thanks Jim, I completely agree love the way it is now, I'd like to see it sealed but sure its only bones now their souls are we gone
Thank You.
So very welcome x
Ty for sharing. Hi from Ohio. 👍
Hi Cynthia ❤️
I'm surprised that the door wasn't sealed shut beautiful and respect for the ones in there beautiful place
Hey Larry, I'm shocked it was open, only tried it as my voice was echoing back to me, other wise I'd never have tried it
You should bring a spray bottle of water to use on the older gravestones - perhaps that would help you to read them?
I've tried that a few times, torch seems to work well x
There are some very old Graves in the cemeteries in Cedar Rapids Iowa & Native American Graves in Iowa.
Hi Katie, thanks for the information
Hi Sue, As a practising Christian and I say this just as a observation, it gives one food for thought, that these "earthbound " souls must have had a Minister commit those souls to Gods keeping, so they should not be here,I do love some of the beautiful inscriptions.Thank you both for your work .Blessings
Definitely the soul has left, all that remains are the shell of their bodies, it's sad to see but very interesting
Seeing a number of older abandoned cemetery's some in a very bad state of repair this one looks very good
Hi Gail, I've certainly found some really old graveyards and in an extremely bad state too
There are many that are left open as long as people are respectful they remain that way.
I've never seen one open like this one but I have found a few that you can take a look in as they were broken in
Sometimes a bit of water on the stone makes it easier to read.
It does for sure I've done this before but find the torch/flashlight really good
Beautiful old cemetery!
Thanks Linda Sue
*OUTSTANDING*
Hello from The United States 🇺🇲
Your video is awesome. Thank you.
Stay safe
Thanks so much x you too
I love your videos! Just wondering, 🤔 perhaps the large mosolum, was used as a public vault? In the days before heavy earth moving equipment, if the ground was too frozen to hand dig a grave, the bodies were placed (temporary) in a vault. Come spring, they were given a proper burial in their final resting place. As for there being human remains still being there, I can only guess that, after it was decommissioned, someone may have purchased it, and repurposed it, as a private mosolum? 🤔
Hi Barb, I've found receiving vaults before with remains in them so I just don't know really but I like the way you think, maybe it was purchased later as a mausoleum, thank you
Absolutely fabulous!
Thanks Lori ❤️
odd how the two mausoleums are so close together. I'm confused about lead coffins.Did age damage them? Great video as always!!
I'm not sure Patricia, water damage, Graverobbers? Vandalism, it is strange
Looking forward to it!
Thanks Cathy S
I absolutely love graveyards and Cemeteries I'm always creeping about looking at things
I love them too, so happy I can share my love of them here too
Crazy to me , why they don't keep up these abandoned cemetery !
Noticed the same thing in England !
Yes it's very sad, so many in Ireland just like this, very sad x
I am surprised the cemetery is so overgrown. So sad.
I've seen much worse to be honest here, that's one of the reason I do this channel, remembering those forgotten 😢
Beautiful property. Im new from the crazy USA, your channel just popped up. 😊
How nice youtube are pushing me out there, lots here from the USA you'll feel right at home
Wow brilliant place Sue its been long forgotten I'm sure 🙂
Hey Deirdre very much forgotten
It looks like the whole cemetery has been given back to nature!! What a shame. In the U.S. if there is a known cemetery that is derelict the county assessors office have to make sure of its upkeep!
That's great Martha, I don't think we have anything like that