HIS FAMILY ALL DEAD. But Did They Come Back to John Porter Bowman?
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He was a tanning magnet.
Everything was perfect in his life,
He had success, he had a fortune.
They had everything they could have wanted.
But then tragedy was to strike....in multiple.
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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.
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One man's grief becomes a story shared by thousands 130 years later. A legacy I doubt he ever expected.
In my opinion, that is the most beautiful statue and memorial I've ever seen. Thank you, Ron, you never disappoint us! 💗
I agree with this statement!! ❤❤❤
I’m with you, Myrna. My goodness. This visit brought tears.
Very true…
I agree. I watched several times. So beautiful.
Love this story. The mausoleum that he built for his family is absolutely beautiful. I feel for him losing all his family. It must have gave him some comfort to have them so close to his home. What a beautiful home but so big. I wouldn't mind living in the green house.His statue was so life like but you could see the sadness in his face.Awe😒
Yes, I thought so too, you can see the sadness in the expression.
thanks Linda, I am glad u liked it!
@@FacesoftheForgotten your welcome Ron. You did a fantastic job on this story. You're just getting better and better.☺
Right, I'd even take the greenhouse. It's pretty nice.
The most beautiful tribute to John Bowman's family. The statue of John had captured his truely tragic life in his time worn face. Thank you, Ron, for the most memorable video to date.
Just beautiful. The town or someone should have kept this mansion in good shape.
Are you kidding me? The choice of music, the history and superimposing ( as in the kitchen with his daughter and wife in the chairs) are amazing. This is better than any series I have watched on t.v.
thanks Colleen!
I feel bad for Mr. Bowman. He lost his firstborn Daughter at only 4 Months of age. And then, some years later, his other Daughter, Ella, died young as well. And then, Addie and Ella’s Mom, followed them beyond the Veil, just a year after Ella died. A lot to f tragedy in this Man’s Life. Very sad indeed. May The Bowman Family Rest In Peace.
Amazing I loved it
Agreed! I regularly look forward to watching this channel in my office as I eat lunch! :-)
I totally agree 👍 Ron is so awesome 💯
Ron once again thank you for sharing the Bowman story! Amazing, just goes to show you all the money in the world means nothing, unless you can share it with your loved ones.... May the Bowman Family now Rest In Peace🙏🌹💖
Another great story, Ron. Very touching, the love this man had for his family. The statue is beautiful. The detail is amazing. Thanks as always for another wonderful walk through history!
The mausoleum, mansion and greenhouse are remarkable. Victorian architecture is probably my favorite architecture. The detail in the structures are remarkable.
I have to say the statue of John looks so real. His eyes actually look so real with that stare. The mausoleum looks beautiful inside. The architecture on his house is outstanding. It's sad that Addie died at 4 months and his other daughter died early on in life. Great story Ron on John Bowman and his life.
thx Edward.
Thank God nobody has bothered this mausoleum. I had a flash back to a mausoleum atop a cliff that was desecrated and destroyed and it was a Dad who wanted a safe and beautiful place for his family to rest in peace, too. So glad there are people in this town that watch over this mausoleum and keep bad people away from it. It is also a major attaction for the town. One would have thought the people in the other story of the mausoleum atop the cliff would have also thought of the mausoleum as an attraction for people to come and pay respects. But, that wasn't the case. I pray that this one continues to be protected.
this site is heavily monitored, and being on the street is probably why not looted.
That is an amazing story about a self made man who had a great love for his wife and children who tragically all died so young. The whole place is so beautiful and charming but so sadly tragic. Looking at his statue it's so amazingly done that I wouldn't have been surprised if it moved and started talking to you Ron! Congratulations on another excellent show! keep up the good work
The statue is amazing! What fantastic work, such talent. I can’t imagine the heartache this family went through. Thank you for sharing this story,
I love the greenhouse idea, keeping fresh flowers for the cemetery is wonderful. I’d be surprised if they still do that, I’m sure it stopped once the “trust” ran out of funds.
We have nothing like that here in Australia. There’s a few landmarks dotted here and there but absolutely nothing as amazing as that. There possibly may have been once but developers would have bulldozed it to make way for housing or tourist sites to cash in. I do notice those buildings were in need of some paint externally but inside it looks like a museum. I hope the community or whoever looks after the grounds might raise some money to restore the buildings to their former glory. Mr Bowman sounds like a man who really loved his family and is deserving to have his estate made pristine once again.
Sadly the climate there is hard on a wooden structure. If not maintained things will rot. The winters are very cold and snowy
Beautiful story. Beautiful family. Interestingly they would have been alive during the civil war. It’s kind of uncanny that I share his birthday. It looks like his wife Jennie died on his birthday. Such a sad, sad story. Money can’t keep death away.
I'm nearly speechless. Rest in peace to this family. Thank you for a magnificent video. Very endearing segment. Wow
Same, just speechless.
What a beautiful, lifelike statue of Mr. Bowman ascending the mausoleum to bring his flowers. It just gave me the chills. He was a deep feeler and that is apparent by the things left behind. I've heard of setting a place at dinner tables for those who are absent or deceased. Perhaps that gave him some comfort in the evening. I will not judge him or say he misspent his wealth on memorializing his wife and children, that was his decision and I respect that. Another late January birthday person like me, I feel a kinship with him. May they all rest in peace on earth and may they be united and whole in heaven. 🕊️
He gave work to 125 people, many skilled artisans obviously, plus sculptors who were no doubt grateful for the commissions and put their hearts into their work, plus the granite very probably came from local quarries. The tomb and mansion attract visitors who surely stop off in town to eat and patronize the local shops. Even the highway through there looks immaculate. So in the end, it was worth what was put into the project, though unfortunately it was due to tragic untimely deaths of the poor guy's whole family.
Yes eternity in heaven and the earth made new, never to part again!
Oh my goodness, the way you superimposed the images of the people sitting at the dining table was amazing!! How clever!! I really loved this!!🇨🇦
Nice job Ron as always 👍. It sure would be nice if they could restore the house and all of the property before it gets any worse. Maybe use it as a museum or something that would generate some money to keep the property and his love for his family alive. He was a great man to do this for his family.
What a beautiful statue and mausoleum, the greenhouse is wonderful to.I hope the county keeps up the house and greenhouse. It would be a shame to let the history die away.
I was inside the mansion when it was an antique bookstore. The window at the top of of the stairs that you have pictured was also made of colored glass; beautiful. Upstairs in the back there was a very narrow hall into the servant quarters. I have heard local legend that if one drives by the mausoleum and glances quickly, they might see an image of a little girl near Mr. Bowman's statue. There was a novel written, inspired by the Bowman story. It was rather a frightening book. I read it in the 1980's, loaned it out and never received it back. I did not write down the author's name nor the title of the novel before it left my hands. Does anyone have any information about the novel?
Why was it frightening?
Mr. Bowman left a very beautiful memorial. I don't think that the poor man ever healed from his losses. I hope he is reunited with his loved ones.
One of the best you have ever created. ..... architecture, art and a sad, but beautiful story in one presentation. Thank you for the effort, time and talent that you put into your videos.
Another incredible video Ron! What an amazing mausoleum, statues! He did what apparently gave him some type of comfort from the devastating grief he lived with. Built a resting place he could see from the mansion. Provide fresh flower daily. Set the table. But in the end, I'm sure, what gave him the most peace is knowing he would one day be together with his family once again.
It's so sad when one person loves another so deeply, and, they had to deal with such tragedies. But, in the end, he made sure his loved ones were cared for.
To sit in that house and look over at his dead loved ones.... so sad and haunting....
aww, John's statue looks so sad. heart wrenching story. thank you.
Had it all yet a dark cloud followed him. Great tribute to the family he loved so much. The busts inside are amazing. Too bad the house can’t be preserved, it’s amazing!
This was so moving, wonderfully told. That beautiful and haunting music set the theme for the tragedy that befell the Bowman family, and the sadness of John as he watched the progress of the mausoleum. The statue took my breath away- so lifelike, figure of grieving, kind of creepy though. It seems like his heart was broken, but he put all his devotion into the mausoleum. The thought of dinner put out every night, for his departed loved ones- wow. Thank you Ron, great job! Rest in peace Bowman family .
What a sad story. He obviously loved his family very much. Sad the home isn't open to the public. Thanks for sharing this story Ron.
I’m blown away by the beauty of everything he had made , & his obvious love for his little family 💜
WOW! It only show how deep his love was for his love ones. And it show how deeper his sorrow. They are all together now💝 Thank you Ron.
I'm a Joker, I'm a Smoker, I'm a Midnight Toker, I get my lovin' on the run 🎸🎤 fantastic 👕, great story and wonderful presentation as always! Thank you so much.
I was thinking the same thing. His love was a true love and he wanted to be with them always.
I love your T-Shirt.
What a nice husband and father.
I kept looking at his statue and my eyes just kept going back to his left forearm ( the one holding the wreath). I don’t know if it was some sort of optical illusion or something but that forearm looks unnaturally long from the elbow down. It is a gorgeous piece of art but I kept getting distracted by that arm. Weird. Wonderful story, as always, and such a testament of his love.
Thank you! I've just commented on the arm, so at least I know that its not just me. It throws the whole statue "off".
This is heartbreaking. That poor man. When my mother passed my Dad lost his mind. Three years to the week he passed away. He took a picture of her in the car even put a seatbelt on her. He talked to her like she was standing next to him. On birthdays he would put from grandma and grandpa on cards and cakes. It was so hard to watch.
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The building that you mentioned to be a garage was actually once called a "carriage house". Well to do people, especially along the East Coast, often had them For example, many can be seen in Bradley beach, New Jersey. Nowadays, they are often converted into upstairs apartments, with a garage underneath. They make excellent homes for single people, and are especially nice as mother in law apartments. The main house was usually quite large, often with three stories, Over the last twenty years or so, many new owners have taken great pains to restore them back to functionality, after having fallen into disrepair over many decades.
Thank you. That's interesting!
I have noticed in my area new homes are building garages slightly away from the house that look just like the old carriage houses from a distance. It isn't until you get closer that you see the modern-day garage doors. Nice idea restoring the originals and building copies to honor the tradition.
@@karenh2890 You're welcome. 🙂
What a story and love he had for his family. May they all Rest In Peace. Thank you for another great video! Stay safe on your journeys! ❤️
Very interesting story Ron and I enjoyed it very much I love watching and listening to stories like this and those statues and neat and awesome mausoleum Ron....neat to see his family spirits return there in the living /dining room like it's dinner or breakfast time...I loved it Ron. Thanks Ron....safe travels everywhere you go ...💕💖🙏😇 I hope all the family rests in peace 🙏.....
The mansion was gorgeous. He must have loved his family very much. Thanks for the walk Ron.☮️
This gave me chills, I felt like I was right there with them. You have an amazing talent for storytelling. 🙌
Good Morning Ron and my fellow travelers, I'm patiently waiting for this weeks lesson.
A real love story, his love for his family never ended...so sad.. those eyes looking to the other side.. sad but so dear. He was living for them and everything was for them.. thank you for sharing this story..
Such a sad story, and sad he was so bogged down in grief he couldn’t find life. He could have done so much good with his wealth.
So true! At least he left behind some beauty. But I think in the photograph at the end his eyes showed so much sadness.
I agree. He could have built housing and a business to support poor widows with children for example.
Are you stating that based only on the video? We don't know, maybe he was also very generous with his wealth. I don't have any other background, but it appears that he didn't go broke building this so maybe he also gave money to charity.
@timesawasting
I am sure he did other charitable things but I meant that the huge amount of money he spent commemorating the dead could have gone to help the living.
One of your best stories yet Ron, that mansion and Mausoleum are both extraordinary, beautifully built. I've been to Vermont, drove through Bennington. So many beautiful historical homes, I was in awe looking at them, does the home belong to the local historical society? They will take care of it if it does 😊😊😊
Fascinating.Thanks for sharing this amazing tribute,Ron!
I wish you came to Oklahoma. My home town has a fascinating historic figure, EW Marland. He ended up marrying his niece as an oil magnate. Check out the Marland Mansion in Ponca City, OK, for a tragic love story.
I grew up in one of the 12 vice president’s houses. My parents had it blessed after they heard heavy footsteps on the stairs. I was 2 and my brother was 4 when we moved in from 1974-1990.
Thank You Ron for this. The sorrow is palpable where ever you look. Also beautiful! May they RIP!
Thank you for such a wonderful video, all the hard work you do to bring these videos to us! May this family all RIP!
What an awesome story, the house and mausoleum are a work of art..the drone footage is beautiful..Thank you..
What love he had for his family.He created such beauty for their sleep.
A perfect love story. You did respectful commentary Ron and your special effects were perfect.
You have a great selection of stories for us!!
Thanks for sharing with us...hope you had a great time with your sons.😇🙏🏻😭👏
This is a sad story of a man who had everything and then lost all his loved ones. He must have grieved horribly after the deaths of his wife and daughters. I couldn't help but notice his statue was on the top step, as if he were approaching his own death to be buried at the mausoleum with his family, bringing them gifts of flowers. My heart breaks for him. He never got his reincarnated family. Even though he believed to the end. What a beautiful place for them to rest. The architecture of the mausoleum, mansion and outbuildings was stunning, you could tell he had money. Your appreciation of this lovely place did not go unnoticed by this viewer, as well as the slight touch of emotion as you told this sad tale. One of your best finds yet. Really loved this story.
Ron! Wonderfully done! When you aimed the camera thru the lace curtains and we started seeing the interior....my heart! I got so excited! And mirrors inside the mausoleum? Never heard/seen of that....this is one that will stay with me. Thank you kind man!
Outstanding work on this one Ron. What a beautiful and tragic tale of a man who was so devoted to his family. RIP Bowman family
How lonely he must have been for the years following the losses of his family a bit at a time. The place looks so lonely today. Sad in a way. It would be wonderful to have it teaming with a new family and friends to come stay. Thank you Ron for another wonderful ride into the sad past. Hopefully it will brighten again and make him happy to have the house alive again.
What a deep love this man had for his family! Built a mansion and then the mausoleum. Then to have fresh flowers for the mausoleum and cemetery daily. So sad he had all this money and no family to spend it on.
Without Christ, there's no hope, no joy. I grew up in a very affluent suburb and I was always depressed and suicidal. Later in life I lost my 2 children, and everything I had. I hated and blamed God. It was while I was living in my car that I cried out to God and the Holy Spirit wrapped me in a cocoon of love and peace, it's absolutely indescribable what I felt and what transpired. I surrendered my life to Him and for 3 days He ministered to me. My life turned around. I may not have a lot of money, but I know joy and peace. I still grieve for my children, but the Lord helps me through the valley. I don't have "religion", I have a relationship with Jesus Christ.
Amen and Amen.!!
Beautiful story of love and grief. Together forever in death. Thank you for sharing this story Ron. ❤️❤️
This is the first time that I have stayed up to watch one of your live broadcasts Ron
I am from the uk, I love watching your channel and listening to all your videos.
Since I started about 5 months now, I’m learning loads that I wouldn’t as i live so far away.
Keep going with your hard work
I do mean started
Sorry predicted text is so annoying
So sad for the bowman family so sorry you Al died so young prays for them al
Amazing property and mausoleum! The detail on the statues is incredible!
Amazing story! Beautiful mosuleum and I wish we could see inside that mansion!! I hope it stays well taken care of, it's a beautiful piece of history.
I was so fascinated by the story that I couldn’t help but do a little more research I learned that Mr. Bowman‘s Tanarae supplied a good portion of the leather goods to the United States union army Mr. Bowman‘s life kind of played out against the American Civil War so his tannery was probably pretty important I also learned that Mr. Bowmans statue outside the mausoleum is carefully covered and insulated every winter to protect it that’s probably why he is in such a good state of preservation now Mr. Bowman must’ve recovered his spirits later in life because there’s mention of him having summer parties at the mansion across from the cemetery The greenhouse that he built not only provided daily flowers for the mausoleum but it also grew many shrubs and plants for the cemetery and general Mr. Bowman did a lot to restore that cemetery that particular cemetery was open to his plan of the type of mausoleum he wanted to build so he really did that cemetery itself a tremendous amount of good in later years Mr. Bowman retired to his Vermont home across from the cemetery and I believe at that time he began to live there more or less year-round his house was built with what was described as a birds nest in the middle and that is that third level that sits Squarely in the middle of the residence I learned that that was Mr. Bowman‘s office and study area I really hope this house continues to be protected and it looks like it’s in need of a scrape and paint it’s not really clear from the research that I did who owns it from the research I did it’s it said it had private owners but also the Vermont historical society has some ties to it too.
Incredible workmanship , WOW, IM in awe , Rip 🙏 🕊 The bowman Family 💔🙏😢
What a sad story and such a beautiful one you have given us tonight, Ron. This is a testimony of love and deepest devotion felt in families who are very close to each other. The love that both binds the heart and soul for eternity…
“10 And his disciples asked him, saying, Why then say the scribes that Elias must first come?
“11 And Jesus answered and said unto them, Elias truly shall first come, and restore all things.
“12 But I say unto you, That Elias is come already, and they knew him not, but have done unto him whatsoever they listed. Likewise shall also the Son of man suffer of them.
“13 Then the disciples understood that he spake unto them of John the Baptist.”
Matthew 17:10-13, KJV.
I believe in reincarnation, as Jesus clearly said John the Baptist was Elijah. Israel did not embrace their Messiah, so in time Elijah will indeed have to return again. Reincarnated or return in another manner we shall see. But reincarnation does seem to occur when it is important and pertains to God’s plan. Others say it only means John the Baptist had the persona of Elijah, but that is not what Jesus Christ said. So, reincarnation seems to be possible. Perhaps Mr. Bowman is returned with his family to live a full life together, but they now live elsewhere together. Christ is merciful, and He understands our hearts.
Such a beautiful Victorian home and buildings in this video!
I house sat for a family once who lived in an absolutely stunning Queen Anne Victorian home. It had two towers to the front, one on each side. I went through the home and it was stunning to understand what it was I was to watch over. They do not make homes in this way anymore.
The owners had lost a young lady in the family to a car accident (I’m not sure if she was a daughter or a niece), and the wife couldn’t deal with it and had deep struggles with depression and alcohol from then on, which is so heartbreaking. She was such a wonderful and sweet lady. They also had a son who was in the military during the Vietnam war, and he had been in special ops. He couldn’t adjust back to living in a home, or close to many people. Our paths accidentally crossed at the time I house sat for his parents. I must say he had a very powerful and impacting spirit, and he was a very good man, one with much honor and respect toward others, and a deeply loving individual. Since our paths crossed he has always come to my home in the night late and sat outside our windows where he watched over us, and his presence I know for a fact kept us all safe on many occasions. For this I’m ever thankful for him and what he has been able to give.
I won’t say any names, as the sons are all still living, and there are grandchildren, etc. But I will say this family was a very strong family in their community who met with unforeseen tragedies that tore at their hearts and souls for they loved one another with a powerful love. I’m telling this because they deserve to be remembered in some way, and to also come back at some time, if the Lord tarries, to live a better life together where they all flourish to their highest potential, and for all to be healed and whole again. As I say I believe Christ is merciful, and His mercy knows no bounds. I hope this can happen especially for the Vietnam veteran. He holds a special place in my heart. His grief is heavy I’m sure, as it can be felt. He deserves so much better, just as this man Mr. Bowman and his family deserve so much more. Grief is a consuming thing, and it can overtake each of us at the most inopportune time in our lives. Remember to always hold each other tightly, and tell each other how much you love and adore each other. This will get you through the times when they slip away beyond the veil.
God bless you, Ron, and again thank you for such a powerful testament of love and life.
That is a fabulous place! His statue looked like it might start moving at any second. I'm a joker, I'm a smoker, I'm a midnight toker. My friends and my motto in HS 1975 lol.
How sad… the house, the mausoleum, his statue outside. It seems as though, money doesn’t buy happiness.
Wow, what a beautiful, sad, but interesting story. He must have dearly loved his family. He wanted to still be near them. The house is gorgeous, and the little mausoleum, with him on the steps. 🌹🥀🥀🌹💐
Vermont Historical Society on you tube has a piece about John Porter Bowman's house inside. It's so beautiful.
He had a lot of money,,, could not take it with him, and made sure it was spent on his family,,,with love... a very special love ❤
So lifelike of the man at the masoleum. Definitely they are all together somewhere, most likely, despite their belief in reincarnation, in heaven. Hope Vermont gets the house, green house and other bldgs. updated.
That Masouleum, house and the statue! Oh the statue! So well done! So life like and not melting away!
The sadness he must have felt to have done all that! And to have the dinner 🍽 set out for his wife and daughter every night 🌙 Wishing they were with him! So sad and moving. Especially when you brought them to the table Ron! Everything looked like time had stood still!
Thanks 😊 for sharing the story with us Ron! 💕
That is truly lovely for him to build a house near his loved ones love is strong the world is filled with love I don't know how we have hate and wars
Wealth brought no happiness for this poor man. Pure love - I sure hope he found this love and his family when he passed. RIP Bowmen family. Thanks for making us aware of this sad love story Ron. x
Interesting to me, looking at the inside of the house, it looks lived in, not because of the furniture, but the feel of it. So maybe they are all back there
Vermont..what a beautiful state (bucket list for me). This story was sad but I am happy Mr Bowman had the means to build such an amazing resting place for his family and ultimately himself. I saw a lot of sadness in his eyes poor man. His family was his life, his impressive home was as close as he could be to them. "The greatest joy in life is to love and be loved in return" I would like to think they are all together for eternity. RIP John, Jennie, Ella and baby Addie Bowman. 💖 Loved the video. Thank You Ron. Elizabeth C.
I have to say this story of the Bowman family, Mr. Bowman showing his love & devotion for his family & staying near them. It would have been amazing if you were able to go in the structures!!! I hope the state brings the house back to it's original beauty & showcase the family for their tourism industry. I really think people would go out of their way (especially if they heard your fantastic story) to visit & tour the house, greenhouse & mausoleum, I know I would!!! You really did a great job!!!!! Oh, the father would have sat at the head of the table & the wife and daughter on the side. Showing them at the table was such a cool idea!!! I figured you didn't have a picture of Mr. Bowman that could show all three of them. Thank you so very much!!!!!!
Mr bowman loveed his family forever a true husband and father
Just love this one!! Thanks Ron, you never disappoint!!
That was very special. He truly loved his family.
On a different subject. Very cool shirt you're wearing. I know that time period well. I should, I was there.
Interesting but sad story of a man’s undying love for his family,may they all R.I.P thanks Ron stay safe and well from ballarat in Oz,👋👏🙏🙏🇦🇺
That would be a cool place to go book shopping.
Awesome story... State needs to paint...
Thank you so much. So sad but a wonderful job of introducing us to this very loving family.💕💕
Thank you Ron, you never disappoint! Patricia Gambino Harrington
Ron...One more excellent story of the lives that have gone before us. Mr. Bowman was truly a broken-hearted man. He couldn't live the remaining years of his life far away from his family. He had to be watching over them from his, I imagine, lonely mansion. He even memorialized that sadness in his statue gazing into the crypt where his family rested. (Speaking of his statue, is it just me or does his left arm appear to be longer than it should be?) Wealth certainly doesn't protect us from the sadness that comes from seeing our loved ones pass before us and eventually joining them in the hereafter. Thank you!
Thank you Ron for a great adventure. I believe that statue is one of the most magnificent ones we have scene. 🇺🇸👮🏻♂️
Ohhhh a very chilling story tonight thanks uncle Ron
What a beautiful statue and story. You can even see the veins on the back of his hand.
Love the shirt, Ron. Love me some Steve Miller Band. My favorite song by them is Serenade. Great video, as always. Thank you!
Just WOW! I watched this video whilst wearing headphones and I became so engrossed that I actually spoke back to you. This was so touching and beautifully told and edited. You can see the melancholy even in the eyes of his statue. It was wonderful to see it as it was. Quite haunting. Thank you for such an amazing episode Ron. I feel very drawn to this place and their story. Quite beautiful. Thank you 👌
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Great video Ron. I really enjoy your channel, thanks for all that you do
What a beautiful story and surroundings. Amazing mausoleaum and home. Thank you Ron.
Jennie's death date is my birthday & John's birthday is the same as my son's. Such an interesting story! The home , statues & mausoleum are incredible. Great work & music as usual. Thanks
Sad story. Mr. Bowman carried a very heavy grief. The stone statue of him definitely showed that. That was my first impression also about the greenhouse. No roof windows.
great job as always, thanks
All of those buildings are just spectacular! That mansion needs to be preserved, it's to gorgeous to fall into disrepair! The people in those days were such craftsmen! His gaze on his statue is so beautiful but kind of spooky, like you said you'd swear he was looking right at you! Thanks Ron! Well done!
Wow, thank you for all your work and ingenuity. Love faces of the forgotten. Feels like a family.
Im thinking of you tonight Ron. I hope you are well. Hurry back😎
So sad,,,beautifull statue 💐💐
Wow what an amazing over view, nice and smooth landing for the little toy, you set the mood of the views by your background seems spooky to me, he must be a indeed rich during his time doing those structure, but it's sad true that money can buy everything, it must be spooky to see that statue when its dark..I'm so glad that there are people like you keeping there memory alive.. keep safe always and blessed be ☺️💕
The American version of the Taj Mahal.💜
AWESOME SHIRT!!! 💯💜💜