BELLEFONTAINE CEMETERY Lewis & Clark, Rush Limbaugh, Anheuser-Busch, Wildcat Larry Wilson
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- BELLEFONTAINE CEMETERY William Clark, Rush Limbaugh, Anheuser-Busch, Larry Wilson
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I ❤️ seriously miss ole Russ Limbaugh.... the Man was bigger than life....Definitely a People person' a pioneer before his time....The greatest personality I've ever seen in my 77 years being on this Planet and
Thoroughly miss that Radio massive personality....
RUSS HUSON LIMBAUGH RIP 🙏 🪦
Great video and beautiful cemetery. My grandmother had a bad leg break when she was a little girl in St. Louis and met Gussie Busch whom had been at the hospital and he heard of this little girl and the circumstances, so he went into her room and talked with her. Afterward, he went into the hall and seen the doctor talking with my great grandfather and heard him tell the doctor that he'll go to the bank and try to get a second note to the farm to pay for the expensive surgery to save her from losing the leg. Gussie took the doctor aside and said to do whatever was necessary for her and that he would pay for it. What a good guy and growing up I never seen any other brand of beer at any family get together, it was always Budweiser. We still have an x-ray from when she was 80 showing the steel rod from way back then.
I spent twenty five years working at the Anheuser Busch brewery. The Busch family has always been generous to the American people and especially to their employees. My dad worked for Gussie Busch and I worked for August Busch the 3rd and August Busch the 4th. The entire family , the best friend the working men and women ever had. The stories of their kindness will last forever because their true.
You can see I love watching the videos where you go to different cemeteries and show the beautiful mausoleums and gravestones. That's crazy to think she had her parents exhumed so that they could have that spot. Kind of weird to think about, but that is an absolutely beautiful mausoleum.
Thank you for showing Rush Limbaugh's gravesite 🇺🇸
I live in the suburbs of St. Louis, MO. This cemetery is really huge, and there is another just as huge and historical right next to it with a road running between the two. You should visit Calvary Cemetery as well.
I always enjoy cemetery videos. Just a way to remember those who’ve passed and learn. Thanks Jordan
Thanks Jordan. Love the history you include. Especially appreciate seeing Rush's grave, miss him every day.
I loved seeing Rushes grave.I loved him,and use to listen to his show when I was making my patient rounds.
Visited the cemetery in May 2022 while in town for the Orioles-Cardinals series. In your intro picture, I sat down under the tree at Rush's grave site. Also visited Rush's hometown of Cape Girardeau while in MO. Miss ya Rush.
I use to drive by here everyday to school! So cool!
Whether history is good or bad, we still need to learn from it! I love how you are non-political and just tell things like they are. I and many others may not agree, but that's ok. Many people are trying to cancel others or crucify them because they don't have the same ideals or beliefs, and it's not right! Thank you for keeping it real and keeping it light-hearted.
Amen! Just because someone doesn’t agree with something that you said doesn’t make it okay for them to try to take away your rights to say it. We’re seeing more and more of the so called “cancel culture” in our society. It’s so wrong, doxxing people and publishing their home addresses, place of employment, email addresses and personal phone numbers, getting people fired from their jobs, harassed out on the street, etc. These people are like a pack of rabid dogs. Never in a million years did I think that I’d see all that’s happening in the U.S. right now going on in my lifetime.
Wonderful video and St. Louis once a very great city w/ lots of history!
People are just "DYING" ta get in there!!!!! Sorry.... I had ta do it!!!!!! 😀
Jordan,,, I live in billings mt. About 25 miles east of me is. ( as far as I know ) the only proof of their trip is a huge rock They named pompies piller where he carved his initials in w.m.Clark July 25 1806. It is now covered in a glass case. Its carved in sandstone. THANK YOU FRANK FROM MONTANA......
Doing a tour tomorrow of Glasnevin Cematary tomorrow! Plenty of well known Irish figures buried there. Hoping the rain holds off. Nice timing of this this video, so many fascinating stories
Hi Jordan, well, I learned a few things today. So much history in Cemeteries and such beautiful graves and Mausoleums. You just don't know who you are going to be buried near, or who will be buried near you, do you. Great vlog Jordan.
Thanks for explaining why Rush Limbaugh is buried in St Louis. I always wondered why since his family is not from there. Fascinating cemetery and Rush is in good company being a great man himself. Thanks much for this video!
Loved this vlog, Jordan! What a tribute you give so many with sharing their stories! Love all the history! Thank you!
Always enjoy your videos. And, I confess, I’m a graveyard junkie. Enjoyed seeing all the history and insights you gave. One memory you sparked was in regards to the St Louis Cardinal football player, Larry Wilson. I remember watching him play a game with two broken arms! Can you imagine a safety playing with that? He did. And played well.
Excellent content as always! Thanks so much for sharing!
this was pretty interesting and a huge cemaetary. nice statues and beautiful mausoleum thanks Jordan and Jah had a nice time
Ken Burns made a fascinating documentary on Lewis & Clark that I highly recommend. Lewis & Clark; The Journey of the Corps of Discovery (1997).
Right across the road is Calvary Cemetery…also holds a lot of famous Missourians. Among them General Sherman.
Thank you Jordan. Love seeing the info of my state.😁
RIP Rush ❤. Great God lovin Man..
Rush was still is my favorite radio talk host iam so glad the president recognized him with that medal 🥇 rip 🙏
This was so interesting Jordan. Thank you
Every bio you gave was very interesting, thank you so much, Jordan!
And that's why your the best!!! 🌼
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Thanks for the video i enjoyed watching
Radio is not the same without Rush
I agree. Such a lost. I listened to him most every day. Radio isn't the same.
@@gardensinsummer I was finishing up on my lunch break when he came forward that he had cancer. And I was at home when his wife took his spot letting us know of his passing. From Art Bell to Rush Limbaugh Sure do miss them alot.
Another famous person buried there is Confederate General Alexander P. Stewart. Born in Tennessee, he served in the US Army, then became a math professor at Cumberland University in Nashville. He served with distinction in CSA's Army of Tennessee in the western theater of the war. After the Civil War, he became chancellor of the University of Mississippi. Lived with his son in St. Louis in his later years, and that's the reason he's buried there.
There is so much more in that cemetery and Calvary.
Thanks once again Jordan...Very cool segment, listened to Rush from his days in Sacramento in the 80's until his passing. He only wanted the best for this country and for all Americans to reach the best they could be. Not a thing wrong with that. Larry Wilson. I have had Arizona Cardinals season seats since 96 and was fortunate enough to come across him many times, Mr.Wilson was a Cardinal thru and thru. If you happen to be in the area when the Cards have a home game and you want to go to a game I have a seat on the 25 yard line 5 rows from the field waiting for you....Just say the word....God Bless and keep you safe on your travels.
Great Video Jordan. Love history and seeing Lewis and Clark graves and Rush.
It’s really just Clark. Lewis is buried in Lewis County, Tennessee. They named the county and the city Lewisburg after him.
Was born and raised in St. Louis for the first 13 years of my life. I knew of this cemetery because it was just across the way of where my one grandmother lived. Never got to see much of it but all the historical people buried there makes it very interesting and I have never seen it not taken care of. The grounds have always looked so nice and serene.
Great vlog once again! Wow lots of chem trails in the sky!!
I miss Rush!
Louis Sullivan was the best known architect in Chicago. Frank Lloyd Wright got his start at his firm.
Have family in that cemetery which we haven’t visited in sometime. Area surrounding it is iffy but appears you didn’t have any issues.
Ryan Aeronautics of San Diego ( now Teladine Ryan) is the place that built the Spirit my late dad worked for them for many years
Thanks for visiting all the graves of the ladies of the Women's Voting Rights movement, since the Centennial Anniversary of the struggle that happened during the pandemic, I was wondering if everyone had forgotten it. They made their voices heard even though they couldn't vote. A lot of fierce women who made a name for themselves when many women didn't have that opportunity.
According to his wife, on his death certificate occupation it says "best broadcaster in the world".
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william Clark is my first cousin 6 times removed. He did name his son Meriweather Lewis Clark and this son I believe founded the Kentucky Derby. 2 of my relatives were also trappers on the expedition. Joseph and Reuben Field. Rush lived near me in Florida (in the rich part). God bless Rush.
Rest in Hell,Rush
@@brucefan56 If you can’t say anything nice……
@@UncaDave actually Dave,I was being nice.
At 20:40, the words are, "I came I saw I conquered ".
I'm not a big Rush fan but he lived down the street from were I worked in Sacramento many years ago and would see him occasionally.
With you name being Hillary Just Bet
You wasn't a big fan of Rush...and if I
Was too guess most Likely a Democrat.....Ms Willson I've been kidding you enough......you an Your
Have a great Thanksgiving and your
Family....
The river scenes for Almost Heros was filmed here where I live. Chris Farley hurt his finger while filming. They had to take him to the hospital. He stayed at a local hotel. And he was so nice and funny with all the hotel staff. He took a picture with some of them. And he said that he was the President of the big A!&% club. Haha
We have a few of the titanic survivors buried out by some of my family members. I think it is pretty cool.
Thank you for visiting the grave of Rush Limbaugh.😊😊
When I was a little girl we lived across the street from the cemetery my grandmother and I while my great grandmother and I we would walk down the Broadway on the outside of the cemetery and she would get wild onions she'd put them in her apron and roll it up and we'd walk back home and it seemed like we walked for hours but it was so interesting even when I was little
Thank you, Jordan! I always enjoy the cemetery tours.The Busch mausoleum was of particular interest! Looks like a little Cathedral.
great vlog! my grandfather had to listen to Rush every day and we knew to be silent when he was on. Glad I got to see his grave
It's a beautiful sight and site for sure!
You can bet the property values dropped significantly when they buried that turd limburger there!!!!!
The St. Louis Airport used to be named Lambert Field before it was changed to Lindbergh.
It's still lambert airport
@@debbiedecker4072 Glad your parole came through.
17:17 The Greek writing on the gravestone according to Google translate reads "Through the Strait".
Great episode Jordan! I had never heard of that Titanic passenger. What a beautiful cemetery, thanks for taking us along with you and Jah! 😄
Boy you sure did your homework on this cemetary. I love history and cemeteries. You did a fantastic job. I have read books on the L&C expedition and a book about his oldest brother George who is controversial but was a Revolutionary war hero. I did like seeing Rushes grave too. Thank you.
Great footage, love it
Yea I remember listening to ol Rush even remember his first in the late 1980s didn't know him from Adam but I remember before he started radio he was a coach for the K C Royals making 12 thousand a year he was first conservative talk show host ( national) in a world of liberals in my city he took Larry kings spot and wond up not only taking over talk radio but becoming one of richest in radio and a leader in the Republican party. As time went on I saw just how smart he was and a great American
RIP RUSH miss your take on things
I was born and raised in St Louis, but I didn’t know a whole lot about this cemetery, except that it’s huge and some famous people are buried there. I really enjoyed your tour, and the very interesting people you profiled who were maybe not so well known. Nice job!
Me to my home town, oh lots of history
Love the hat!
August A. Busch is buried in Sunset Memorial Park located. On Gravious Blvd. He is buried near my grandpa's grave.
It broke my heart when Rush passed away I was an avid listener. Talent on lone from God
*loan
@@orchids3332 thanks
thank you, Jordan for visiting Rush's grave. I watch your videos because you are honest and don't avoid the things the woke crowd would cancel you for. I have always appreciated how you do not avoid churches. And I love it when you read scripture inscriptions to us. Praise the Lord
I hope Rush is happy with the money he earned by demonizing everyone else on this Earth while he was here.
He was a hero to us. He was truthful and a patriot.
@@Ken15643 you do know he donated millions to charity and even after his passing he continues to donate? He setup a scholarship program that will last for many years to come that will help less fortunate kids get the education they can't afford.
@@Ken15643 Bless Your Heart!
@@Ken15643 yea he did he got Elton John to play at his wedding
I've been a big fan of Rush Limbaugh all my life. Thank you for showing his grave. His headstone and being buried next to the American flag is pure Rush. Apparently his wife just confirmed a big rumor about his death certificate the other day. In the occupation slot on the form, they wrote "Radios greatest of all time." Classic Rush.
Great vlog ty
Back in the 80’s, Rush Limbaugh worked in radio in Sacramento California. He was funny.. he said the funniest thing I’ve ever heard on radio... when he told the time one day, he said..” Well, for you folks in Sacramento, the time is 12:15 ,, for the folks in Woodland, it’s 15 minutes after 12.. and for you folks in Lodi.. well.. the big hand is on the three, and the little one is on the 12.. “ I never will forget that!! 😅 But later, years later.. I started hating his guts.. 😂 Love Grandma Debbie
I miss Rush. Thank you for showing us.
Me too. A great patriot. God bless Rush.
Thank you for showing Rush's grave. He was a great patriot and we miss him so much.
This is a really awesome tour/video. I was a police officer in Bellefontaine Neighbors for several yrs (several yrs ago) and spent a lot of time in that cemetery. Very well done.
Wonder what happened to the children of the Lemb Family and why they took their own lifes🤔. That's terrible 😳
I am from the STL area and have never been to the Bellefontaine Cemetery. I had no idea so many important people were buried there. Thanks Jordan, you are amazing at what you do!
thank you LOVED Rush Limbaugh - would listen to his show every day at work.
Your cemetery tours are always so interesting! I love your depth of knowledge on each person and can find something positive to say about each. Thank you Jordan- these are always a favorite video! 🌴☀️🦩☺️❤️🥰😊
I started listening to Rush the day he went national in radio. He was radio's greatest of all time. Miss you Rush.
Aww, thanks for showing Rush's gravesite. He was the best. We loved him for 20 years.
“The wise and the foolish, the guilty and the just, have quietly planted their bones in the dust.”
We visited Rush this summer, I was amazed at how many things people are still leaving at his headstone. There was a well worn copy of "The way things ought to be" sealed up in a clear bag that a fan left behind and lots of flowers and American flags. He was a true patriot and I miss now more than ever! 🇺🇸
Mega dittos to the above!
I really enjoy your cemetery vlogs Jordon. So much history . I learned alot today . Thank you
Lewis and Clark went through Chicago.
You should check out Maple Hill cemetery in Huntsville Ala.
Yes, Rush had his flaws, but we all do. Rush was a great broadcaster.
I never got to have a conversation with Rush, but I listened to him thousands of hours. Maybe someday I'll sit and talk to him at his headstone, and like the Sphinx, he'll whisper back to me. Those benches are for we who knew him but never met him and wished we had.
loved Rush! he was great.
What a amazing cemetery, so many famous names thanks for the history lesson.
The Lemp mansion is haunted. 3 suicides there.Beautiful cemetery.Rush was amazing force .
You need to your Crown Hill Cemetery in Indianapolis!!!! Beautiful and fascinating place!!!
Rush was the greatest patriot of our time. He worked for truth in political matters and his death left a huge hole in American journalism. He was the best and he earned it all himself. Never compare him to Howard Stern.
I agree stern made his way to the top of radio with smut
A beautiful and fascinating cemetery. So much rich history in one cemetery. Thank you so much for sharing this Jordan. Blessings- Judith 🎭🎵
The mausoleums are beautiful, but a waste of money IMO. Leona Helmsley had a $1.4 million dollar mausoleum built for her, Harry and her son Jay and maybe her dog (the cemetery had rules about no pets) that was left a $12 million dollar trust, (the trust was broken, but the dog was still very well cared for and even had security) It's in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery in Sleepy Hollow, N. Y. It would be nice if a great TH-camr did a vlog on it, hint, hint, hint. Not a fan of Rush. We know what Mr. and Mrs. Busch like to do with 22 children!!
Miss Rush thanks sharing vlogs
Passionate about the research, an admirable characteristic....
Thanks for showing wear the Mayor of realville rests plot on loan from GOD
Great Vlog
Welcome to my hometown Jordan, have you been to the gateway arch yet?
Always a great adventure! Thanks for sharing the history! Another great cemetery to visit is near Springfield.. is the one in a lil ol town called Galloway
This was one of the best yet. I live not too far from where this is ❤
Loved this video. I geo cache and love to go to cemetery's to find them and look around.
Rush is my hero, I started listening the day after 9/11 and was hooked. People call him so many things that he never was. What impressed me most about him, was how he could predict what was going to happen in politics. And he would always give me hope, no matter how bad things got in America.
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Easily entertained...😂
Easily entertained...😂
I lived in St. Louis for over 20 years and enjoyed this historical cemetery. Is there a TOUR GUIDE BOOK of Bellefontaine Cemetery that helps you find the actual gravesites? I’ve seen one but it’s not a guidebook for the cemetery. Thanks in advance!
In their lobby they have a few books about the cemetery there. The one I bought was more of a pamphlet which highlighted the numbered spotlighted graves.
Hey Dude,
Rush was the best and The Greatest and no one, "I say, No One has filled his shoes!"
St Louis Missouri is my hometown thanks for visiting and sharing my home town's history and historic people.
I saw Bellefontaine lol I fooled me I was thinking Bellefontaine Ohio it's neer Springfield Ohio lol still watching this