PHOTOS POSED IN DEATH? Mount Carmel Cem - Part 6 - Walking Towards the "AREA OF THE CHILDREN" 1 of 2
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There may be photos of the deceased in this episode THAT ARE POSED IN DEATH IN THEIR GRAVESTONE PICTURES. Keep an eye out throughout this production. I observed 2 in here that are possible. But in the end, I am not quite sure if these 2 children are indeed posed in death. I am 50/50.
You be the judge.
BUT - There is at least one child THAT IS ABSOLUTELY POSED IN DEATH in the next episode; another boy who appears propped up standing in front of a curtain.
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The Angel face you see is the Haserot, named “The Angel of Death Victorious". The stoic angel is seated on the marble gravestone of canning entrepreneur Francis Haserot and his family. Holding an extinguished torch upside-down, it represents a symbol of life extinguished. Wings are outstretched and the gaze is straight ahead.
IN THE END, DEATH ALWAYS WINS. LEST THE FACES NOT BE FORGOTTEN...
This channel is focused on casually walking and viewing a handful of the thousands of forgotten names and faces at various cemeteries near and afar. Seeing their faces up close. And when able, telling the stories behind their names.
Most graves are unknown and lost to history.
Some are famous.
And some infamous....
....and some with tragic endings.
#Graves #Cemeteries #Death
13:15 This is the family of a Chicago. Pizza restaurant owner who died at the age of 102 years old he was one of 11 children, his family is very successful starting from the 1920's his name was Rick Rosati, the family still going for generation's 🙏
Holy cow, NICE FIND!! We have some smart viewers here, don't we. I went back and just looked at it, I wish I knew when I was standing there. Of course I know that name growing up in Chicago, thanks for letting us know!!! I'm pinning your comment.
Oh is that who that family is..that is awesome, thanks for sharing.
Great❗thank for sharing.
It's like living history!
We have their pizza all the time! Thanks for that, I didn't catch it!
I've done this my whole life. Walking through cemeteries reading the stones imagining their lives at that time. My husband would say to anybody that called she's at the cemetery. And I would say someday I'll live there! Might as well have a sense of humor. I could put a picture up of myself and say coming attractions. Maybe that's too much. Now my husband sees me on my phone watching you at the cemetery. It's a beautiful place to reflect and pray. Thank you again my new friend🙏💜✌
It is definitely a beautiful place to reflect and pray to our Heavenly Father.. Excellent place to reflect on this life and beyond the veil. I love cemeteries as well, so peaceful and serene!
You must know what happens to the buried body? It eventually gets bad, very bad. I choose cremation.
There is an old one in San Francisco, don’t remember the name.
I have roamed around cemeteries since I was a child. There are often stories to be discovered just via the era they died. If they were military and died young, there is a story. During the flu during WWI. Sometimes you can do research on them in Findagrave.com. I like to think what their lives were like. It is a peaceful way to spend a couple of hours.
I want a QR code on my headstone so you can read about my life
Dear Lord.....After seeing so many one and two years old baby’s graves...thank You for giving me almost 54 years with my oldest son...James Richard “Rick” Conn, C.P.A....9-07-1965 to 9-04-2019.....my sweet boy....I miss you so very, very much and I am so thankful for having you over 53 years when so many mothers had their babies for such very short times then had to face fifty plus years of sadness not getting to enjoy their child. Bless their hearts and I pray they are all together in eternal love and happiness in heaven with Jesus and Our Blessed Virgin Mary. JMJ
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When we were kids, my aunt would walk us to the cemetery. We'd take the "grave tool basket" and our lunch. We'd clean the bird poo off the stones, trim the grass so the mowers wouldn't get too close, water the flowers planted around the stones and then eat our lunch. We had apples, cheese and nuts or grapes. Then it was time to go home. Now, we can't get near the place for the robberies, shootings and thefts. I will just remember the good times.
It sounds like lovely memories,it's the living you have to worry about,so sad that their place of rest is filled with crime.
My family's cemetery in Detroit is the same way. I moved South years ago. I mentioned I'd like to visit my grandparents there. My cousin told me to go with a couple of men and bring a gun (!).
@@kathy2trips I know...many should be renamed "crime yard."
Seeing how young people were when they died in the past, it is really a reminder how lucky we are today.
Not sure we've made much progress. We've replaced young deaths due to lack of medication & knowledge with automobile accidents, cancers, gang violence and drug overdoses unfortunately.
Italian-language months:
Gennaro = January
Febbraio = February
Marzo = March
Aprile = April
Maggio = May
Giugno = June
Giulio = July
Agosto = August
Settembre = September
Ottobre = October
Novembre = November
Dicembre = December
Also the abbreviation "N" means "nato" or "nata" (born), and "M" means "morto" or "morta" (died).
Hope that helps!
Gennaio
@@raffydevincen135 grazie!
Huge Italian community in Chicago-
And Luglio 🙂
Huge Italian families in NYC too.
The grave of “Chiostri” ( probably the last name) was definitely alive in the enamel. The little hands were a bit blurry, indicating movement. And deceased babies were never posed with arms up like that. Plus, the eyes hold life.
Thank you so much, sir. Those graves are so beautiful and poignant.
I agree with you, that baby is probably alive. Yes movement. Good observation Happy you enjoy the channel, glad you’re on board!!
Most of the photos of the young people they were so beautiful! I can’t imagine living after burying my children
The women and men of that era looked so naturally beautiful/handsome❤️
I was thinking the same thing. The men are handsome but the women are outstandingly beautiful.
Beautiful healthy looking clear clean skin
You just used the keyword 'naturally". These days women put on so much fake stuff you dont really know what is underneath all that.
@@josiegarcia9961 and? if it’s not ur face or body of ur own don’t judge n talk crap.
@@gone3094
Offended much? ROFL
People have a right to their own opinions, and you don't have a right to tell them they don't, no matter how offended you get over an innocent statement, which is actually completely true, by the way.
To sum it up.....
You're not the opinion police, and you don't get to control what someone else says or thinks. 🤣
Love the “and we’re in”..😁 Seeing the actual pictures gives insight into their lives. They’re beautiful 💕 and haunting at the same time.
Maria Rossi was not dead but looks like in the last stages of a disease, because of the dark circles, probably tuberculosis or diphtheria. Her skin is fresh and mouth and face muscles look intact.
I agree Brenda. Maria appears to be ill. Unlike the dead, she has an expression still in her eyes. It is one of hopelessness, pain and despair. The eyes are the windows to the soul. There is nothing in the eyes of the dead.
I thought I noticed a large bruise on her head, a small cut over one eye and another large bruise under one of her eyes - accident victim?
The Photos really make it all feel so tangible....😢🙏🏼 the brevity of Life... the Losses that bring such grief to the Families🙏🏼🌟💐🌹 It's like we get a brief moment to look into their eyes and see when they were alive and imagine what they experienced in Life...🙏🏼🌟🌹 Bless All the Souls of the Dearly Departed & all those here today
I was raised 'walking cemeteries' as a kid, my parents took us camping all over remote Michigan. I am quite sure (as a collector) that both children were alive, at the time the photo was taken. The young girl looks ill, very close to death actually. It was a common thing to dress up a dying child, and take their photo, especially if a photographer was nearby. The baby in the photo is also alive, smiling, and its arm's show blurred movement. It also shows facial expressions, and not a blank/dead staring look.
I think you are right, she is just before death. I was going back-and-forth on it -I just wasn’t sure that she was dead ...but that explains it, she was about to die. She looked really gaunt and sad.
It’s great to have viewers like you, to help solve these questions and solve these mysteries!
@@FacesoftheForgotten I am SO glad that I found your channel! It's a balmy 35 here today, so I'm binge watching you, and playing catch up!
hey there Ms. Pete, I love it, glad you’re aboard. We’re on a great journey here, stay tuned.
She did look very ill. Sad they had a lot of premature deaths.
I am thankful for the anvancement in medicine and trama care we have today. So many who died so young from sickness, accidents, and infections that can be treated today.
At 13 minutes in, Maria Rossi's stone says that she died Dec. 22,1919, at 14 years old (di anni 14). I love love LOVE Mount Carmel Cemetery! Thanks so much for taking us on several walks around the place.
The stone with the locket portraits of the man and woman is so incredible. I wonder how long it will be before they are viewed again.....what a poignant surprise.
I’ve was never a fan of cemeteries but after I started watching your videos, I have a new found respect for them, we are taught as children that cemeteries are scary places but in reality they’re just a part of life, there is no dying with life and life is so beautiful ☺️
I used to be scared of cemeteries for a long time but after watching Faces of the Forgotten channel I have a great respect for cemeteries & find them intriguing ♥️🌹❤️💝🌷🌺
Hey there is no harm in staying out of cemeteries until you have no choice. That is my plan with riding in a Hearse to!
It is so sad to see so many children and young adults, never have the chance to live a good long life. I can only assume that the majority of those lives cut short were due to pneumonia, TB, Spanish flu, and diphtheria which were the leading causes of death during the early 1900's. I thank God that we today, have the medical knowledge, vaccines, etc, which combat these horrific diseases. 🙏
You are correct. And big part was the Spanish flu.
I agree.
Back in 2001, we wanted to add a porcelain picture to our mum’s stone. At the time, photo’s on gravestones wasn’t a *thing* (here in the UK). Fortunately for us, the the mason, doing the gravestone, offered to source for us. He eventually located a small firm in Italy that specializes in them. It’s very easy to get them in the UK now, but the 1’s made in Italy are exceptional. xx
7:20 Lorraine, That's my Mother's Name, She's 88 Years young and I'm blessed to Still have her in my Life🙏
That's definitely a gem of a cemetery. Seeing all those poor children, so sad.
This gave me a heavy heart. So sad. Those poor babies. So so many. So heartbreaking. No child should die so young. The pain those parents must have felt, doesn't bare thinking about.
I felt so much emotion with this one. 😪😪😪😪😓😓😓😢😢😢🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
A headstone with a lamb usually denotes a child’s buried there.
I just want to say what a brilliant fantastic job you do Sir. I love this program. Such sadness to see children but a least we give them life by remembering them so they and others are not never forgotten.
I’m so thankful for the vaccinations that we had the privilege of receiving when we were young. I lot of these folks did not get a chance to live there lives, due to so many diseases that cut their lives short. Thank you again for sharing.
@Twyla Johnson, walking the civilian cemetery here in Gettysburg Pennsylvania known as Evergreen Cemetery I've seen many graves of children that died in the 1800's within the first 10 years of their lives.
The thought sometimes crosses your mind wondering if they were an only child and were the last legacy of their family lineage when their parents passed away after they had.
@@roya.cathcartjr.5042 Yes, I’m sure that is the case quite often. Very sad.
I remember the polio shots and the sugar cubes. Things weren’t as sterile back then either.
😊Itanlian Folkes are very close net family all together of love❤
I get a sense that whenever you stand on a grave, that person can hear you and tries to answer all the questions we might have, or tries to correct us. Whenever I visit family graves I always take a moment to say hello to all their neighbours and tidy up their graves. Is that weird? I respect a person even in death, even though they have no clue of what you are doing, they cannot say “thankyou” or show appreciation, so why do some of us do it?
Not weird at all. I believe it, I get that feeling also
I'd like to see someone go out there with a spirit box. Perhaps Dalen Spratt?
I like your cemetery tours. It's nice to see the people associated with the marker. It's also interesting to see the different ways things are written on the grave markers. At 9:55, OTT is the abbreviation for "Ottobre". Italian for October.
This is the story that I found Mount Carmel Cemetery has a section that is filled with fragrant white and pale purple lilac trees and tiny souls
under the age of 10 or so...
I call it the "Field of Angels".
There is a different miniature angel monument no higher than knee level (and I am short) on just about every grave, so when viewed from a distance, it is quite the sight…a flurry of little white-wings.
This "Field of Angels" also has an especially tender vibe to it, different from other sectors of this beautiful old Italian cemetery.
Perhaps it is the gentle perfume and aura of joy from the innocence of these sweet souls that pervade your own being with even the shortest of visits.
There is ONE exception, a 71 year old woman, Conchetta, is buried on the
corner of the "Field of baby-angels"...I am told that she was the cemetery guardian and caretaker of this section during her life...
and seems to remain so now… she is the only grave with TWO small angels.
That's some sweet history.
wow, awesome contribution!! thank you Sallie!!
@ Sallie What a wonderful title for the resting place of these little innocents. I can just place myself standing among those sweet smelling lilacs. It sounds like the perfect place for these little ones. The story of Conchetta pulls my heart strings, she was a lovely person.
Is this the area I am in? Or another? If another, I can record it.
Hi Ron, I hope you are feeling much better now. Thank you for sharing, much love. xx 💖
It's amazing how many young adults at the turn of the century had passed. How sad for those families. Thank you Ron.
To me , photos really bring it home that these people were truly people .
Whoever did the tombstones and the pictures on them is very talented
Sir, your kindness and respect keeps me watching. Thank you for everything you do.
One thing I can say..
If these families didn't
have money for
anything else,they had money
set aside to be put away with
beauty and dignity.😐
They arrived in poverty but they used their money gained in america for those graves. They had fortune. In Italy all the graves are like that, it's not a thing for rich people. I saw Americans use to have smaller graves without photos. Here no one do this. It's ugly, and without respect of the dead.
Would love to see a Part 2. Also in the olden days, as I call them, they used to actually stand dead people up to be in their family pictures. Strange but true.
Part 2 is all finished, to be released in 1 week. It's even better! Wait till you see. Stay tuned.
AND, I have 4 more after that --there, done...now in editing. Found more people with INTRIGUING images.
STAY CLOSE, stay tuned! I'm so glad you like it...I love going there!
Often that was because they had no other photo of them.
Wow Ron, such an interesting video
All the Pictures of Brides just Beautiful
Children and Young People passing so young is sad
Thank you for your dedication and Story telling
Most enjoyable Thank you
Much Love from Australia ❤❤
Ps, I remembered from ages ago, my nanny Nora knew someone who worked for the funeral director, and was told, that some morticians where good with art,, and would draw the eyes on the deceased closed eyes, for a photograph of the dead. I love to hear stories from the past,,
God bless my nanny Nora, she was born in 1909 and she lived to be 92 years old, she saw the world change so much.
Keep safe everyone.x
These old pictures are a work of art!
Beautiful place. A lot of good looking Italians there. So many young ones. Thank you Ron.☮️💖🎶
On the stunningly beautiful Del Core gravestone (@10:48), that is not a man and a dog atop the stone; it's a shepherd and a lamb.
I also read the stories of those who have passed on. I can spend hours looking at the stones wondering what may have happened to them. Thank you for your time.
I’ve said this before. I really think the engraving and statues were much more beautiful in the older years than more recent years. They took more pride in their work years ago 💓
Some ppl have been forgotten for yrs...thanks to u we kno who they are and can send prayers and blessings to there family's once again❤💕❤
I ♥️♥️❤️❤️ these types of videos that you film I could sit & watch these videos all day & I would love to walk through the cemetery for me it’s quiet & very peaceful ❤️❤️♥️♥️🌹🌹RIP to the young one in the photos on the tombstones 🙏🙏🙏🙏🌷🌷
I believe the figure is 10% ,as far as people who have appendicitus ,and that said any that ruptured were 100% dead which I imagine accounts for more than a few folks. As mine ruptured in 1992 and I didn't realize it till my wife said " u stink" I shortly after passed out on the fourth day and when my wife dragged her hard headed husband thru the hospital doors unconcious the doc told her 50/50, waited a long time. I was in two weeks and upon awakening the first person I saw was a nun leaning over me and I said" oh no am I dying?" She thankfully giggled and said" No , this is a catholic hospital" to my undying relief,no pun intended. The doctor told me that had I ruptured my appendix like that just 25 yrs before I'd been unsalvageable. 25 yrs. Prior to that it was as sure as rabies of a death sentence.Be thankful for every moment cuz it'll never come again. Rich
I think you do such an excellent job showing these people with great respect. Sad to say many people now a days ashes are scattered no record they even existed. Very sad how we throw away people and their past without thinking twice.
The trees in this cemetery look so spooky. Probably very old trees.
When I visit my loved ones’ graves, I always walk around looking at headstones. Most of pictures of those that have been dead a long time are faded. I cannot believe how well preserved these older pictures are!
agree....they are absolutely AMAZING!!
thats what got me started when I was 8...those pics. wondering what their stories were.
Yes I'd like a #2! This was very interesting, THANK YOU!!
It's kinda morbid.. but when looking at the photos on the stones.. I just have to think how they would have felt if they were to know at the moment that picture was taken, that it would be on their headstone.
I'm so curious as to who those people are.. what their lives were like.. its almost haunting to look at the photos.. but so intriguing at the same time.
In many cases, they probably did know.. as many only got one or two photos taken during their lifetime. I've thought of that.. thinking how we feel under pressure to 'smile right' or 'pose right' in a family photo today.. imagine the pressure knowing it may be the only photo you would ever have, or that it would be on your headstone. Crazy to think about.
I used to walk through Baby Land at Oak Hill Cemetery here in Kingsport Tennessee... pulled at my heart strings. My friend has twin daughters buried there 😢❤
The beautifly patinaed metalwork adorning most headstones and crypts is bronze. Great video!
I know we are looking at tombstones lol...
But these pictures are beautiful ❤️ 💛 ❤️
It's really awesome how these pictures stand the test of time.........
Once again another beautiful experience, thank you for bringing life back into these forgotten faces, their ears pop up when they hear their name again, and greatly appreciate reminding the world of who they are.....
As you walked I was carefully looking for my father's family. There are at Mount Carmel in Chicago. I have always wanted to go there. What a beautiful place.
The boy died April 24, 1928 and the girl died October 24, 1928
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section 19 of Mt. Carmel cemetery stands a monument sometimes known as The Family Group - an elaborate, and beautiful, statue that serves as a gravestone for Angelo and Rosa Di Salvo:
The carving is elaborate and remarkable. Though worn with time, one can distinguisht the grains in the woods, the jewelry on people’s hands, and the folds of the dresses. On its own, it’s perhaps the finest statue in a cemetery full of wonderful carvings.
But the most fascinating thing about it is that it moves! The statue actually spins on its base. It’s not that easy to move (it’s heavy), but it does turn.
I didn't see any death photos today. They are very distinct, the eyes have a very glazed look, you can tell the soul has left them. Beautiful pictures, and yes the cemeteries to me are very calming, I always hate to leave. My sister, and I would comb all the cemeteries, call it morbid, but I love it. Another great video, yes go back.
I think you are right, I’m 50-50 in between, but leaning towards she was alive. Another viewer suggested it may have been when she was sick and just before death. I think that was a good observation and probably true. Intriguing.
@@FacesoftheForgotten That would make sense, she had a kind of stern look about her, not at all child like. Glad that was caught.
Congrats on a 1yr anniversary of your channel💜😃💜 I enjoying all your early vlogs even if you didn't have your nice equipment yet. We really enjoy your journeys and stories. Thank you.
Love the pictures on the monuments! Fantastic! Thanks for taking the time to show so many!
Thank you for showing these beautiful pictures. I recently watched a program on tv in the UK.
It was about death in the early 1900’s. It stated it was very common to see photographers going
Into homes of families who had a loved one who had died particularly children. They were often
Dressed in their best clothes and posed for photos. They actually showed examples, there was one of a
man in death and he was stood up with props behind holding him up. So yes it did happen.
Some of them do look dead or close to it, when they are very sick and the Family knows time is short they get a picture and because they're so sick they could look dead.
I've never noticed any pics where the folks looked already dead. I always marveled at all these young men wearing nice suits dressed to the 9's (never knew what that meant exactly,why 9's) and thought it musta been a fashion for folks to dress up and have a.portrait taken as they couldn't all have had jobs allowing them the afford to dress that way anytime but Sunday. People did used to dress better. Even when I was a kid in the 50's even the bums wore sport coats and often tie. Dirty yes but they tried. People looked at ur shoes first when meeting someone to gauge their financial spec. Rich
@@richardhill8797 Well , it pertains to post mortem pictures, but as I said some weren't dead yet, just close to it and the Family wanted a picture to keep for memories. You can usually tell when a person is dead but not always. Theres a few out there when it probably took longer to get a photograph and the body was already decomposing, and you can tell that they've been dead,it's so sad but back then mortality was higher and poorer Families didn't have any photos of their loved one because it was expensive to have your picture taken. Blessings to you.
These headstones show much family history . The photos add so beauty of a past lives of the people buried there . Still a sad emotion when children are buried as well . Thank you for taking me along Ron . 😊
Thank you Frank ,it is always a pleasure what you have to share. A few summers ago I went to Chicago I was wanting to see where the Eastland had sank,and the fire of the Iroquois theater that hundreds parished,bank in the early 1900's many were buried in the cemeteries in Chicago,there were whole families that perished, I had walked down the alley where hundred of bodies were stacked until there was makeshift morgues set up,you could feel a sadness strolling through it,I hope this summer to make it back and visit some of the cemeteries. Thank you again and have a happy holidays.
The majority of the older granite statues are beautifully designed
Some families have moved away, some have died out....not necessarily forgotten.
There are dozens of videos on UA-cam of both Victorian and modern post-mortem photography. Back in the early days of photography, one usually only had their photographs taken maybe twice in their lives: When they were married, and when they died. Sometimes the photographer got there just before they passed - and sometimes they didn't get there until the deceased was beginning to decompose...but it was still important to the families to have A photograph to remember their loved ones by. I'm intrigued by these pictures - maybe you will be too?
I love all the portraits, how beautiful.
Loved watching the video especially the big thick tombstones they're so beautiful and the pictures are well preserved my grand mother and grandfather's tombstone had their picture on the tombstone but now they look all faded.
In 1964 my 6yro nephew was shot by our 5yro cousin who was playing with a gun. He passed away. His headstone had his first grade school photo. A year later teenagers went thru the cemetery shooting out the eyes on every tombstone that had a photo with BB guns. It was hard enough to lose him, and in the way he was lost and then to have that happen to his photo
Hope it was replaced.😭
How awful!
I enjoy the quiet, respectful explanations and the careful observations of a paternal figure so thank you sir.
Thank you for the wonderful tour. Amazing cemetery, again love the photos. So much love from the families 💗💗💗
Sad story's, I knew of someone that went to grave yards and would take the flowers off of there graves. Sad let me tell you I had a very strong talking to her. I am hoping she stop.
Would love for you to do more of this cemetary. Thanks so much! You posted this video on the day when, 19 years ago, my mother suddenly passed... RIP Mamma❣️ ✝️⚓️💟
Beautiful children, the agony of losing a child at any age must be unbearable. I'm so pleased that there are pictures of them. I've only seen one here in Scotland in our local cemetary and I remember the day tbat little boy died. He was two and died of an asthma attack. It's something that stays in your memory for ever. His picture doesn't exsist now as they renewed the headstone when his father died but his face stays in my mind forever.
I'm so fascinated with all those pictures on the markers! Thanks for moving up closer. It just makes me wonder how they lived and how they died, and all I hope is that they had a good life.
These pics of the woman with the bob hair do are just stunning , the one reminds me of silent film star LOUISE BROOKS , LOOK HER UP WAS A BEAUTY
Thank you for such a beautiful video well done 😊😊❤️❤️
You never disappoint with your video's always a great time learning and getting to know about people that have passed on and to know what their lives were perhaps about. I like to think about what were hey like and what did they do. Thanks for doing all you do my friend. Hope to see you soon.
My father’s brother buried there 1916
My grandparents also buried there
My parents buried at Queen of Heaven
A lot of history . I have walked through also Amazing
Love what you do sir. I enjoyed the stroll.
My thoughts esactly😊
Yes please to part 2, I love looking through old cemeteries but can’t these days as my mode of transportation is an electric wheelchair.
Old cemeteries can have very limited access for me, narrow paths with uneven terrain
Part 2 is all finished, to be released in 1 week. It's even better! Wait till you see. Stay tuned.
AND, I have 4 more after that --there, done...now in editing. Found more people with INTRIGUING images.
STAY CLOSE, stay tuned! I'm so glad you like it...I love going there!
This is most interesting because the bases for the individual stones are continuous. I've never seen that feature in a cemetery.
I am finding your site amazing. I really like the respect you show towards the graves. Thank you
Hi I think that young girl was already passed when the picture was taken. I will never understand people why steal from graves. Someone stole my mother's angel just a horrible thing to do. Stay safe. 👼👼
I'm sorry to hear that someone stole her angel. Someone I know had their fathers urn stolen from their family monument. It was not buried but glued onto the monument. It was never recovered.
@@sebastienbolduc5654 HI I don't understand how someone can do that. It's so disgusting. I'm so sorry that happened to your family bless you. Stay safe. 😯
Ayse and Sebastien, That makes me very angry. Sorry to hear of it. Hope you both stay safe as well.
@@ViolaLenoraAvelon it's just goes to show you how nasty some people can be. Stay safe
People steal angels from children’s graves. I can’t wrap my head around it... Such a sad thing to do...
All of these dear souls passed so young they are in God's care and are ok the body just the exterior housing for the soul they return to the father. This is a very pleasent cemetery and have been there when I come to the area. A very fascinating. They died so young I would imagine some to illness.
Incredible❗I really enjoyed this video all those pictures to see. Thank you for staying so long to share this GREAT place with us. I was saying " no don't stop yet" lol.
I love seeing all those beautiful pictures. I could spend the whole day there. Just so amazing
34:12 alive because of reflection in eyes. If baby was dead you would not see reflection.
Didn’t post mortem photos get retouched to look more lifelike? I feel the baby has already passed, but we will never truly know.
This video is epic! Very very interesting, well done❤💜
Oh Zuleiga, thank you, what a great complement that is. Well if you like that one, you’re going to really like the second part to this because it’s even better. That will be coming out in a week or so. Stay tuned. (I give everybody advanced notice on stuff on my Instagram, link in the description boxes on all my videos).
Oh thank you again for checking it out. Yet there is a section of flat slabs, with babies as I also mentioned too. But you might be in the wrong section. Much appreciation on this cold day. Your so awesome to walk us thru. I myself love to go next year if God's willing to spare me.
My Dad's grave was vandalized several times, the solid brass flower holder was taken 3 times. I do believe that it could have been taken by someone that works or has worked there. Our family stopped replacing them. No selfish, wicked, nasty deed goes unpunished. Karma knows where you sleep.
I started watching channels that showed death pictures. They say sometimes it's because it's the only picture they have of them. Then I started watching channels like yours.
I could watch these things all day! ❤️
I binge watch on my days off
I find it very relaxing
Same here
I love the random walks through the cemetery..its wonderful thank you
Great visit and yard Ron...thank you once again.
Beautiful photos
Seeing all the children's graves from the pre-1940's makes me grateful for vaccines and antibiotics. Many of these deaths likely occurred because these kids didn't have either of these and something which is currently unconcerning (i.e. strep throat) was potentially fatal back then.
As always, another great video ron!! I'm from PA, and i was told that alot of the priceless pictures that are missing due to selling on the black market. Idiots stealing them to sell on the black market as antiques. And they are not difficult to sell from what my friend found out. My friend is a funeral director and i use to work with him and his dad. Dear God, all those precious children. Consolation i guess is we know where they are with. The moment their little hearts seized to pound, the Lord was there to pick them up and take right to Heaven. Again, great vid my friend. Stay safe and God bless.
Ron I love your channel. Thank you for all you do. I love history and i tip my hat to you and all your good work.Those people that have passed deserve to be remembered.I'm hooked on your channel. God Bless sir..