I don’t know if you are researching this people or have added them but Mike Brant (dies in Paris, France-suicide), Dalida (dies in France), Clifton Burton (Metallica), and Cornell Gunter (Original Platter Singer) need to be added to this list.👈🏿😬🙋🏿♂️
Hurts to see her gravesite. Incredibly young, I just don’t understand how someone was so evil to take so much away from her. A whole future seemed to await her. But then again no one really knows when will be our last day on this earth. 😟
She was beautiful the way she sings and way her voice is is just beautiful the outfits she be wearing beautiful as well I can’t believe she died from getting shot in the shoulder RIP Queen Selena 😞
I'm a fan of Selena and have two of her albums called Amor Prohibido,Mis Mejores Canciones 17 Super Exitos I wish she was still alive to see her album of Dreaming of you
Big boss man was one of my favorite wrestlers. His police character was my all time favorites. Selena’s ending was very very sad. So young and talented. Gone too soon.
I agree with what people say about Selena. Such a beautiful woman with a real gift. So sad she was killed. She may not be here physically but she will be with us with her songs and in our hearts.
Her killer could get released....so sad if that happens. A life sentence should be 70 years, an average life span. Killers get such a small sentence compared to a living life.....
@@judyfowler2023 hopefully Salazar is going no where...apparently she is still unrepentant...even if she says she is sorry...she is far too dangerous.....
I saw the Selena gravesite a few months after she died. Looks like alot of fencing was added since. She also has a statue by ocean wall in downtown Corpus Christi. Very cool.
Jim Croce, all these years later it still tears me up thinking about his death. I was a little boy when he died but his songs where everywhere and was a huge fan of his even then. Such a HUGE talent gone way too soon. His song writing is up there with the best of them...... RIP Jim Croce.
1:56 D.W Griffith 3:11 Gene Tierney 3:54 Howard Hughes 4:40 Selena 5:44 Greer Garson 6:18 William Hootkins 6:50 Mickey Mantle 7:30 Susan Hayward 8:58 Big Boss Man 9:29 Jane Adams 10:20 John Shedd 10:44 Brian Piccolo 11:42 David Brener
Seeing Selena's grave makes me teary eyed even now. I miss her and her music so much. She had one of the most soothing voices out there for Tejano music and her music still helps me sleep to this day.
My mother and her immediate family rest at Woodlawn Cemetery in Greenville, South Carolina. I found Shoeless Joe’s resting place when I was looking for my cousin’s grave. Glad to see Joe, and Woodlawn, featured.
It was great to see Jane Addams included. The schools up here take a quick 5 mile or so drive up the road to learn about her and her legacy. Sadly, on January 19, 2012, Hull House was closed.
DreadHead_DMG I went and visited her grave during the weekend of Fiesta de la Flor. The grave is beautiful and it was surreal being there but at the same time it was a sad reminder that Selena is no longer with us.
16:20+ Wow! What a difference in the appearance of the old vs. new sections. Roy Clark's space is unmarked and untended. Love watching these graveyard vids. They make me feel so alive.
I was blessed to be at Jim Croce's next-to-the-last concert before his death. It was in a small college theater and I was in the front row stage right. It was just him and Maury Muehleisen on guitars. He spoke to the audience as if we were in his living room. 36 hours later, on the way to school, the radio announced the plane crash and their deaths. I cried for days.
So glad i watched this episode!! My brothers and i were great fans of johnny yuma. We were never aware of his burial location. Iive about 45 minutes from the cemetery where he was laid to rest!!!!!!! None of us knew this!!!!!!! UNBELIEVABLE!!!!!!
when he pronounced Selena's gravesight...I smiled because I was waiting for him to pronounce her her gravesight is really buttafule and I'm here for everyone that passes away some of the old actors and famous singers will rest in our hearts we love them dearly....😘
I called in to a office for confirmation on things. When I asked the receptionist what her name was, she simply stated “Selena” 🌸 I immediately thought about the beautiful Queen that have the hearts of others 💞 R.I.P beautiful angel 🙏🏽 She’s currently singing with the angels now ✨
Hi Arthur! I wanted to give you a ton of kudos for this series, it’s incredibly well done, classy as well as respectful, and extremely informative! Very well researched! I learned a lot about a ton of big names I knew only by their most famous works. Great production values. This praise is coming from someone who is incredibly uneasy and uncomfortable around all the death stuff normally. All the death industry stuff freaks me out so for me to praise this says a lot! Thank you for doing this for us, and also for crediting everyone who submitted videos for the project!
Highlighted comment from you made my week! Thank you for that. Let me give you and everyone else reading this some idea of how big of a deal and rarity it is for me to give something like this praise. As I said, I’m severely uncomfortable and uneasy around all the death stuff. I’ve nearly passed out at a few wakes in front of coffins, broke out into a sweat with rapid heartbeat in front of another coffin...I’m better towards the back of the viewing rooms but still can’t be in one for long. At my Grandpa’s funeral, I voluntarily left the room before they closed his coffin. I had to walk directly by the hearse to get out to the parking lot and very nearly passed out with that. Last year at my job I was a cart pusher, one day we had someone come in from a funeral home and wouldn’t ya know it they just had to come in the hearse! I could only see it from behind so I didn’t realize what it was until I got into the corral RIGHT next to it! I ran away as fast as I could, basically tripping over myself as soon as I saw it right there. I was asked to be a pall bearer for Grandma on mom’s side when she died, I couldn’t do it. I told my Mom if I had to they’d have to do two burials. I made a recent decision-no state law says I HAVE to be buried in a coffin or be transported in a hearse so I’ve decided I won’t be subjected to either. Just that one decision made me feel a little easier. Everyone should choose what’s best for them and on their terms. Your videos aren’t scary at all, they’re a true celebration of all these celebrities lives. I think and hope they’d more than approve of it. Hopefully they didn’t mind your visits! You got yourself a subscriber, again coming from someone scared shitless of the death stuff that should be an enormous compliment!
List of graves visited 1:41 D.W Griffith 3:04 Gene Tierney 3:53 Howard Huges 4:34 Selena Quintanilla 5:39 Greer Garson 6:15 William Hootkins 6:48 Mickey Mantle 7:19 Susan Hayward 8:51 Ray Traylor (Big Boss Man) 9:22 Jane Adams 10:16 John Shedd 10:37 Brian Piccolo 11:03 Matt Mcgrory 11:36 David Brenner 12:23 Jim Croce 13:07 Nick Adams 13:41 Jayne Mansfield 15:00 Wiley Post 15:40 Leon Russell 16:25 Roy Clark 17:23 Sam Kinision 17:59 Wilburt Prysock 18:29 Frances Bavier 19:15 Ava Gardner 20:12 Eng & Chang Bunker 21:09 Alicia Rhett 21:52 Shoeless Joe Jackson 22:58 Gram Parson 24:42 Louis Prima 25:56 Gia Maione 26:18 Marguriete Clark 27:07 Al Copeland 27:37 Stan Rice 28:05 Mel Ott 28:36 Pete Fountain 29:09 Al Hirt
Thank you so much for this wonderful documentary of some of the wonderful actors, actresses, entrepreneurs and philosophers and authors whom have inspired us in many ways
I met David Brenner at 11:44. David along with Gregory Hines and Michael J. Fox are the three kindest celebrities I've ever met of all the celebrities I've met here in New York City. I even have his autograph on my book I bought about Howard Stern called Private Parts. Ironically, Howard snubbed me and did not want to sign his own book. but, days later in the same spot right outside of the David Letterman entrance, David Brenner signed the book and even talked to me kindly for a few moments. RIP David Brenner.
All the videos I've seen so far of all of these well known people is not just a sight to see but a little bit of history as well. Not only musicians&actors but inventors,wrestlers,presidents,writers& many more. Very interesting the way you film these grave sights can't wait to watch more
I got to meet Roy Clark in August of 2018 at my Daughter in law family reunion. Very nice man . At Cherry Plains Park in Stephentown NY . He has Family there.
A- Arthur your videos are AMAZING, and i LOVED what you were able to accomplish in New York, especially while your time there was very limited. B- I do hope in one of these fan submission videos we can see the handful of New York graves that were missed -- John Hughes, Phillip Seymour Hoffman, Ray Sharkey, Brad Renfro.
Mr.Dark, Thank you for inspiring others to follow in your footsteps, and to share their efforts with us. I am from Philadelphia, and still live in the area. Several of the cemeteries in this video are close to me. I have relatives in Sts. Peter & Paul. I will make it a point to seek out the resting places shown in this video, and when I visit my daughter and grandchildren in Greenville, SC, I'll look up Shoeless Joe. Ironically enough, my grandparents are buried in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery in Philadelphia, and they are just down the road from the grave of Cornelius McGillicuddy, better known as Connie Mack, manager of the Philadelphia Athletics. I have placed baseballs and a home plate at his grave.
I grew up two blocks away from Glendale cemetery..as kids we use to visit Howard Hughes an walk around the cemetery at nite...love it my child hood was great..
Roy Clark is one of the greatest guitarists to ever live!!! He could play classical guitar better than nearly anyone. He could probably play nearly as well as Segovia himself! He was a spectacular musician. And in the same cemetery as my fav comic, Sam Kinison. RIP
My dear friend, you missed to mention that Leon Russell is the composer of "This Masquerade", a song that won 3 Grammy Awards in 3 different categories on the same night !!! Rest in peace, Leon...
Yes I remember watching I want to live in the 70s I was sick had the day off school the first movie I watched right through I'll have to watch it again thanks
I'm a huge fan of the WWF Superstar The Big Boss Man & I got lucky enough to meet him back in the early 90s , so this video really grabbed me but then again I Love all of your videos !!! Way to go Man & Definitely 2 Thumbs Up to this Video 👍👍
Regarding the gravesite of Susan Hayward @ Our Lady of Perpetual Help in Carrollton Ga., --you probably don't know this, but she designed that cemetary, and her husband Eaton Chalkley was the 1st person buried there. She is buried next to him.
Wow! Whoever visited Berwick missed the chance to head over to Jim Thorpe, PA, to see the grave of the Olympic champ for whom the town was named when the neighboring communities of Mauch Chunk and East Mauch Chunk decided to combine.
I've watched this for second time. It's much better than the first one! You had corrected the closed captioning to match the talking/the information> Finally I can understand which one It's talking about. Thank you for making it so easier for us Deaf. Good Job! Thumbs up!
@ “Hollywood Graveyard” : be sure, when you visit the UK, to visit the grave, and statue, of the Native-American ‘Princess Pocahontas’ (1595-1617) to be found at the St.George Churchyard, Gravesend, Kent, England. She was a prominent figure of the original James’ Town Settlement; and much beloved of the English. Regards.
Correction: Pete Fountain was 86, not 76 when he died.
Another Correction: Shoeless Joe was 62 not 64. Born & Died in Greenville County, SC.
I don’t know if you are researching this people or have added them but Mike Brant (dies in Paris, France-suicide), Dalida (dies in France), Clifton Burton (Metallica), and Cornell Gunter (Original Platter Singer) need to be added to this list.👈🏿😬🙋🏿♂️
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miss Selena and her beautiful song "Dreaming of you" gives me goosebumps every time I sing it, RIP beautiful lady.
I miss Selena too
Beautiful song. Why God had to take her so soon. Please take the annoying progressive lady in the commercials.
Same.
RIP to Selena I live in her hometown and where she is laid to rest nice way you did her part in the video
Weirdly my name is seleena
Munckin Fam Corpus Christi is not her home town IDIOT!! Recheck your information!! I live in corpus also
@@tammylopez8502 she lived there. So it's considered her hometown. Not where she was born.
Love her music
Hurts to see her gravesite. Incredibly young, I just don’t understand how someone was so evil to take so much away from her. A whole future seemed to await her. But then again no one really knows when will be our last day on this earth. 😟
SELENA🥀😥 I would want to visit her grave sometime! Thank you for sharing❣️
Selena :( she waas so beautiful and her voice was so goo now shes so underrated :( rip beauty
She was too young to go
@@Optimusprimerambo
That is for sure 23 way way to young
May her memory always be a blessing ❤️❤️🥰💝💝💖
Selena
@@ggrandma50garcia10 Good thing that Saldivar is in jall
She was beautiful the way she sings and way her voice is is just beautiful the outfits she be wearing beautiful as well I can’t believe she died from getting shot in the shoulder RIP Queen Selena 😞
Thanks for visiting Selena And Howard Hughes grave sites
I'm a fan of Selena and have two of her albums called Amor Prohibido,Mis Mejores Canciones 17 Super Exitos I wish she was still alive to see her album of Dreaming of you
Victoria Juarez Selena is buried in her hometown of Corpus Cristi TX
I know but what if she was still alive to this day?
Victoria Juarez 😭😢
I have several. Her Dreaming of You is my favorite one.
Big boss man was one of my favorite wrestlers. His police character was my all time favorites.
Selena’s ending was very very sad. So young and talented. Gone too soon.
I'm upload his grave. I can walk to the cemetery where he is buried from my house. About a 15 min walk.
K Clayton : thanks. Those were the days. I’m still in disbelief at how many wrestlers have died. Very sad. I grew up with these great athletes.
Your welcome sir. When Macho Man passed that was a total shock to me.
And the graves the Von Erichs? this the Texas in Grove Hill Memorial Park
I agree with what people say about Selena. Such a beautiful woman with a real gift. So sad she was killed. She may not be here physically but she will be with us with her songs and in our hearts.
Her killer could get released....so sad if that happens. A life sentence should be 70 years, an average life span. Killers get such a small sentence compared to a living life.....
@@judyfowler2023 hopefully Salazar is going no where...apparently she is still unrepentant...even if she says she is sorry...she is far too dangerous.....
Jayne Mansfield also had a daughter, Mariska Hargitay, who we all know as Detective Olivia Benson on Law & Order: SVU
He mentioned this in his video of Hollywood forever cemetary, Where Jayne's cenotaph is at.
@@catperson945 Mariska is still alive, you mean Jane Mansfield? Did you know her personally? If no how can you make such claims?
ChexiiBabii88 you can REALLY see the resemblance between them in one of the pics used in this video.
My dad was a fan of Jayne Mansfield when he was a teenager and can see how much Mariska looks like her mom
I think Mariska was in the car when her mom was killed.
I saw the Selena gravesite a few months after she died.
Looks like alot of fencing was added since.
She also has a statue by ocean wall in downtown Corpus Christi.
Very cool.
Thank you so much for including Selena in Your video... I loved her so much she was my favorite...
thanks for including the cause of death on most of your subjects. Saves us a lot of time looking it up. Good job
Seeing Selena broke my heart 😭🥺.
Awe, love Selena!
Me too
@Wilhelmina Palma ik.
@Wilhelmina Palma That's so cool :)
Cheri Purk me too😤😭😭
@@karinaurena7168 she was my age when she died
I'll be 24 on November 14th
Jim Croce, all these years later it still tears me up thinking about his death. I was a little boy when he died but his songs where everywhere and was a huge fan of his even then. Such a HUGE talent gone way too soon. His song writing is up there with the best of them...... RIP Jim Croce.
1:56 D.W Griffith
3:11 Gene Tierney
3:54 Howard Hughes
4:40 Selena
5:44 Greer Garson
6:18 William Hootkins
6:50 Mickey Mantle
7:30 Susan Hayward
8:58 Big Boss Man
9:29 Jane Adams
10:20 John Shedd
10:44 Brian Piccolo
11:42 David Brener
Wow this was fantastic. Such great artists. Selena touched my heart the most. She was so young and beautiful.
There was a processing glitch in the first upload, had to re-upload. Fixed a few errors in the process. Part 2 coming soon...
Hollywood Graveyard how soon?!?!?!?
Be still my beating heart!
Hollywood Graveyard when ???
I sure hope someone gets Jim Morrison’s grave in Paris. Looking forward to part 2! Keep up the good work!
Keep up the great work Arthur 👍
Seeing Selena's grave makes me teary eyed even now. I miss her and her music so much. She had one of the most soothing voices out there for Tejano music and her music still helps me sleep to this day.
My mother and her immediate family rest at Woodlawn Cemetery in Greenville, South Carolina. I found Shoeless Joe’s resting place when I was looking for my cousin’s grave. Glad to see Joe, and Woodlawn, featured.
BelievingRebel Greenville sc sux
BelievingRebel sorry
Thank you, thank you, thank you- to whomever filmed Gene Tierny’s grave. She was and always has been, my favorite! Xx 😍💕😘💗
Arcadia Ardana I loved Jean Tierney in The Razor’s Edge. It also starred my absolute fav Ty Power.
I absolutely love these. Gorgeously shot, delightfully narrated, a trip around the world without ever leaving my chair. Thanks so much!
It was great to see Jane Addams included. The schools up here take a quick 5 mile or so drive up the road to learn about her and her legacy. Sadly, on January 19, 2012, Hull House was closed.
Thanks to all those who filmed and submitted clips.
I got to visit Selena a few months ago. Her spirit is all through Corpus Christi 💜💜 beautiful grave must see in person.
DreadHead_DMG I went and visited her grave during the weekend of Fiesta de la Flor. The grave is beautiful and it was surreal being there but at the same time it was a sad reminder that Selena is no longer with us.
Ana Johnson 😭🙏
This series was most interesting and well done!
Brian piccolo , i remember watching the movie with my dad ,my dad was in tears along with myself , rip brian 🕊⚘🏈
That was a terrific movie, such a sad story
wherever you are, we love you SELENA XX
Thank you to all that submitted the videos, much appreciated, and as always, the research and narration is impeccable.
Thank you for visiting Selena 🙏😔🌹🌹😭😭😭
16:20+ Wow! What a difference in the appearance of the old vs. new sections. Roy Clark's space is unmarked and untended. Love watching these graveyard vids. They make me feel so alive.
How can you tell Roy Clark is resting here? Where’s the marker?
I was curious too
I was blessed to be at Jim Croce's next-to-the-last concert before his death. It was in a small college theater and I was in the front row stage right. It was just him and Maury Muehleisen on guitars. He spoke to the audience as if we were in his living room. 36 hours later, on the way to school, the radio announced the plane crash and their deaths. I cried for days.
Fantastic!! Thank you for all ur efforts in not letting the famous be forgotten. 💜
So glad i watched this episode!! My brothers and i were great fans of johnny yuma. We were never aware of his burial location. Iive about 45 minutes from the cemetery where he was laid to rest!!!!!!! None of us knew this!!!!!!! UNBELIEVABLE!!!!!!
when he pronounced Selena's gravesight...I smiled because I was waiting for him to pronounce her her gravesight is really buttafule and I'm here for everyone that passes away some of the old actors and famous singers will rest in our hearts we love them dearly....😘
I never knew about the "Mansfield Bar" on trucks and how it got it's name. Very interesting!
I called in to a office for confirmation on things. When I asked the receptionist what her name was, she simply stated “Selena” 🌸 I immediately thought about the beautiful Queen that have the hearts of others 💞 R.I.P beautiful angel 🙏🏽 She’s currently singing with the angels now ✨
Hi Arthur! I wanted to give you a ton of kudos for this series, it’s incredibly well done, classy as well as respectful, and extremely informative! Very well researched! I learned a lot about a ton of big names I knew only by their most famous works. Great production values. This praise is coming from someone who is incredibly uneasy and uncomfortable around all the death stuff normally. All the death industry stuff freaks me out so for me to praise this says a lot! Thank you for doing this for us, and also for crediting everyone who submitted videos for the project!
Highlighted comment from you made my week! Thank you for that. Let me give you and everyone else reading this some idea of how big of a deal and rarity it is for me to give something like this praise. As I said, I’m severely uncomfortable and uneasy around all the death stuff. I’ve nearly passed out at a few wakes in front of coffins, broke out into a sweat with rapid heartbeat in front of another coffin...I’m better towards the back of the viewing rooms but still can’t be in one for long. At my Grandpa’s funeral, I voluntarily left the room before they closed his coffin. I had to walk directly by the hearse to get out to the parking lot and very nearly passed out with that. Last year at my job I was a cart pusher, one day we had someone come in from a funeral home and wouldn’t ya know it they just had to come in the hearse! I could only see it from behind so I didn’t realize what it was until I got into the corral RIGHT next to it! I ran away as fast as I could, basically tripping over myself as soon as I saw it right there. I was asked to be a pall bearer for Grandma on mom’s side when she died, I couldn’t do it. I told my Mom if I had to they’d have to do two burials. I made a recent decision-no state law says I HAVE to be buried in a coffin or be transported in a hearse so I’ve decided I won’t be subjected to either. Just that one decision made me feel a little easier. Everyone should choose what’s best for them and on their terms.
Your videos aren’t scary at all, they’re a true celebration of all these celebrities lives. I think and hope they’d more than approve of it. Hopefully they didn’t mind your visits!
You got yourself a subscriber, again coming from someone scared shitless of the death stuff that should be an enormous compliment!
LOVE these videos. Love the old music.Adds Great character.
I can't wait for you to post new videos .... so until then, I will just rewatch the ones you have already done .... over and over again!!! :)
Anything for Selenaaas💜🌹😭
Lol
This awesome I'm glad you let the viewers do this
List of graves visited
1:41 D.W Griffith
3:04 Gene Tierney
3:53 Howard Huges
4:34 Selena Quintanilla
5:39 Greer Garson
6:15 William Hootkins
6:48 Mickey Mantle
7:19 Susan Hayward
8:51 Ray Traylor (Big Boss Man)
9:22 Jane Adams
10:16 John Shedd
10:37 Brian Piccolo
11:03 Matt Mcgrory
11:36 David Brenner
12:23 Jim Croce
13:07 Nick Adams
13:41 Jayne Mansfield
15:00 Wiley Post
15:40 Leon Russell
16:25 Roy Clark
17:23 Sam Kinision
17:59 Wilburt Prysock
18:29 Frances Bavier
19:15 Ava Gardner
20:12 Eng & Chang Bunker
21:09 Alicia Rhett
21:52 Shoeless Joe Jackson
22:58 Gram Parson
24:42 Louis Prima
25:56 Gia Maione
26:18 Marguriete Clark
27:07 Al Copeland
27:37 Stan Rice
28:05 Mel Ott
28:36 Pete Fountain
29:09 Al Hirt
Loved hee haw my grandmother always watched it
I am thrilled that a couple of my graves made the cut. Leon Russell and Roy Clark.
I wonder why no marker for Roy Clark?
@@bay9886 Roy passed away fairly recently in Nov. The foundation was in place so I would expect a stone sometime soon.
@@SurfCityBill Thank you so much for the information.
@@bay9886 Clark has a marker now.
Super job on your editing and high quality channel and narration and content.
Thank you so much for this wonderful documentary of some of the wonderful actors, actresses, entrepreneurs and philosophers and authors whom have inspired us in many ways
I met David Brenner at 11:44. David along with Gregory Hines and Michael J. Fox are the three kindest celebrities I've ever met of all the celebrities I've met here in New York City. I even have his autograph on my book I bought about Howard Stern called Private Parts. Ironically, Howard snubbed me and did not want to sign his own book. but, days later in the same spot right outside of the David Letterman entrance, David Brenner signed the book and even talked to me kindly for a few moments. RIP David Brenner.
I watch every one I always don’t say anything but wow is this interesting thankyou Snd your voice is fantastic
Im a big fan of your channel. You do an awesome job. I love the history you put out. Keep up the great work.
The music is nostalgic, reminds me of Disneyland in a way
Roy Clark should have a headstone by now...Great Series! Good job!
All the videos I've seen so far of all of these well known people is not just a sight to see but a little bit of history as well. Not only musicians&actors but inventors,wrestlers,presidents,writers& many more. Very interesting the way you film these grave sights can't wait to watch more
i have a lot of things of selena I'm a really huge fan of her ANYTHING FOR SELENAS LOVE YOU SELENA COMO LA FLOR
My name is jose u have a boyfriend
Rest in Peace Selena. Your music is amazing and I wish you were here. In addition, rest in Peace Ray liotta and Shoeless Joe Jackson.
I enjoy watching the tours and find them interesting.
My grandparents are buried at St. Peter and Paul in Springfield pa...wow
The background music is just so good with the videos.
I like Hollywood graveyard 🌹
Great job by all!
Thank you for showing Hollywood Graveyard. Introducing new Hollywood actors.
Great job everyone!
I love these videos
I'm on a binge watching these videos. Keep em coming! Love, from South Carolina 💋
Hello neighbor I am from SC
I got to meet Roy Clark in August of 2018 at my Daughter in law family reunion. Very nice man . At Cherry Plains Park in Stephentown NY . He has Family there.
A- Arthur your videos are AMAZING, and i LOVED what you were able to accomplish in New York, especially while your time there was very limited. B- I do hope in one of these fan submission videos we can see the handful of New York graves that were missed -- John Hughes, Phillip Seymour Hoffman, Ray Sharkey, Brad Renfro.
Jim Croce, wow, what a monumental loss. All that talent lost.
Was waiting for Selena’s ❤️
Mr.Dark, Thank you for inspiring others to follow in your footsteps, and to share their efforts with us. I am from Philadelphia, and still live in the area. Several of the cemeteries in this video are close to me. I have relatives in Sts. Peter & Paul. I will make it a point to seek out the resting places shown in this video, and when I visit my daughter and grandchildren in Greenville, SC, I'll look up Shoeless Joe. Ironically enough, my grandparents are buried in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery in Philadelphia, and they are just down the road from the grave of Cornelius McGillicuddy, better known as Connie Mack, manager of the Philadelphia Athletics. I have placed baseballs and a home plate at his grave.
I have family in st peter and paul too i live in Delco
Your voice is so soothing. I’d let you read me a bedtime story.
I grew up two blocks away from Glendale cemetery..as kids we use to visit Howard Hughes an walk around the cemetery at nite...love it my child hood was great..
RIP SELENA
MY FAV SINGERS TOO HERE , JIM CROCE , LEON RUSSEL THEY ARE IN THAT ROCK& ROLL HEAVEN 🎵🎶🎼🕊⚘
I am from Iraq watching your videos and I see your clear efforts to make us these videos, so thank you very much ..
I love your channel. Thank you for all the work you do to bring these to us!
I love your commentaries
I’m about 20 minutes from pen argyle pa and had no idea Jayne Mansfield was buried there, I’ll have to go take a visit!
I'm about 30min from her grave (Bath, Pa).
You really pulled all this footage together beautifully! You are a master craftsman and you have really found your niche! Thank you.
Roy Clark is one of the greatest guitarists to ever live!!! He could play classical guitar better than nearly anyone. He could probably play nearly as well as Segovia himself! He was a spectacular musician. And in the same cemetery as my fav comic, Sam Kinison. RIP
Thank you, thank you so much for this video.
Love this!!!
My dear friend, you missed to mention that Leon Russell is the composer of "This Masquerade", a song that won 3 Grammy Awards in 3 different categories on the same night !!! Rest in peace, Leon...
Yes I remember watching I want to live in the 70s I was sick had the day off school the first movie
I watched right through I'll have to watch it again thanks
I'm a huge fan of the WWF Superstar The Big Boss Man & I got lucky enough to meet him back in the early 90s , so this video really grabbed me but then again I Love all of your videos !!!
Way to go Man & Definitely 2 Thumbs Up to this Video 👍👍
Hope Roy Clark has a head stone by now. I watched Hee Haw on Saturday nights right before wrestling.
And Roy Clark did Wylers koolaid commercials. I enjoyed Hee Haw
Regarding the gravesite of Susan Hayward @ Our Lady of Perpetual Help in Carrollton Ga., --you probably don't know this, but she designed that cemetary, and her husband Eaton Chalkley was the 1st person buried there. She is buried next to him.
19:16 WELCOME TO SMITHFIELD! My grandparents are buried in Sunset, not far from Ava.
I'm 66 yrs old now but I think back about the thoughts I had in my head when I was a 14 yr old boy when I saw pictures of Jayne Mansfield. OMG
Wow! Whoever visited Berwick missed the chance to head over to Jim Thorpe, PA, to see the grave of the Olympic champ for whom the town was named when the neighboring communities of Mauch Chunk and East Mauch Chunk decided to combine.
Check our viewers special #5 he’s in that one!
I love the music in the background so comforting in now with the lockdown x
Anything for Selena's 💜
I've watched this for second time. It's much better than the first one! You had corrected the closed captioning to match the talking/the information> Finally I can understand which one It's talking about. Thank you for making it so easier for us Deaf. Good Job! Thumbs up!
@ “Hollywood Graveyard” : be sure, when you visit the UK, to visit the grave, and statue, of the Native-American ‘Princess Pocahontas’ (1595-1617) to be found at the St.George Churchyard, Gravesend, Kent, England. She was a prominent figure of the original James’ Town Settlement; and much beloved of the English. Regards.
Jason Robards also played Hughes and it was a great movie ........Roy Clark was a musical genuis..........
Wonderful work. Your videos are a wonderful tribute to actors in the bygone era.
could you do a military veterans episode?
Yes, thats a good idea. If you go to Arlington you could pick up the graves of Lee Marvin, Charles Durning, and Phyliss Kirk plus others
Even famous general's and those who movies were made of their heroics.
4:43 Selena 💜🌹
Wonderfull as always!
Selenaaaaaa ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I'm okay with watching again.
Me too
Me too