Calvary Cemetery, Evanston IL - Those Forgotten, and some Famous and Infamous

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THIS EPISODE:
(1) Charles Comiskey, early historic player and innovator in baseball, founder and owner of the Chicago White Sox.
(2) Charles A. Plamondon, the President of Plamondon Manufacturing Company, makers of machinery. He was traveling on the ill-fated RMS Lusitania with his wife, Mary Letitia Mackin. Both Charles and Mary Plamondon were lost in the sinking resulting from a torpedo hit fired by a German submarine.
(3) Ernest (Ernesto) M. Libonati, a famous Chicago musician who was in the orchestra during the Iroquois Theater fire and disaster where 600 people died. Earnest was the leading mandolin player of the time, along with being a talented player of the cello, flute and violin.
(4) Jane Margaret Byrne, an American politician who was the first woman to be elected mayor of a major city in the United States.
THIS CHANNEL:
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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

[@FacesoftheForgotten]

Note: at the 11:40, I misspoke and said the Lusitania instigated World War II, and had meant to say World War I. The sinking turned public opinion against Germany, which contributed to the American entry into World War I

[@amysmithsmith6342]

I q you are y’all

[@sharoncollins7983]

They steal today! Our cemetery is now fenced, but prior thieves stole the angels watching over the grave. I don't remember the names. I do remember I was glad we had no angels attached to headstones. Now we do have etched faces on some. My parents have our names, the three children, from the marriage. Hopefully, for history.

[@bigrudd9346]

Thank you for covering this beautiful location.

[@jlee860]

You thought that building was tall? My grandfather is buried in Ridgewood cemetery in Glenview, IL there is a tower there. I don't know the story of it though.

[@brianmorgan5739]

In reality what drove the United States to Declaring war upon Imperial Germany was an incident called the Zimmerman Letter. The Zimmerman letter was written by the Imperial Germany Army General staff in Berlin in code and was telegraphed to the German Embassy in New York City and was meant to be delivered to the Mexican embassy by an attache by the name of Zimmerman. A boy riding on the New York City IRT transit train found the letter and turned the information over to a local police prescient in the Bronx. The police in turn turned the document over to the United States Secret Service whom decoded the document. It detailed how the Mexican Military would create turmoil in the United States Mexican border as a diversion and the German Military would intervene into this conflict. If successful Germany upon victory was going to give back all lands lost by Mexico in the 1847 war. Hence alarm bells went off in Washington DC and in 1917 the United States Government declared war upon Imperial Germany.

[@timk6167]

This sounds a bit morbid, but when I was around the age of 8 / 10ish - Whenever I went to my grandparents, we would go out for long drives and we would always end up in some old graveyards and considering this is the UK, there are plenty. This one time we went to a very old site, which actually had stone coffins - which had once housed actual Vikings in them - Long since gone. We often went out on a sunny day trying to find the oldest and it was fun. Those days are gone now, but I still remember the many trips out, to find old gravestones with my Gran and Grandad. Now I jump ahead to my 30s and I was working for a local Authority and on this particular day I was mowing a local large grave yard and on this day, I was on a large ride on mower and with headphones on for music I was concentrating not to hit the stone graves - Which was actually not very easy, if you think how they pack graves in all angles, especially the very old ones. Now - I was manoeuvring back and forth when all of a sudden I felt a bump on the back of my Triple ( mower name ) only to see this big great old Celtic cross style headstone around 10ft tall leaning on the back of the mower, which actually was about 18in from the back of my head. Now there's nothing weird about that, apart from if the mower wasn't there, it probably would have killed me. As I propped it back up, in its hole the best I could, I never thought I would have the cause to see it again, except in passing with a mower, had I known then what I know Now - I would have felt completely different. Now I jump forward 2 - 3 yrs at home when my wife's ageing Aunt was visiting and to talk about her family tree she was investigating. She had found out that quite a few, very old deceased family members were buried in a nearby cemetery and it turned out to be the same cemetery i used to mow. It was decided that I would go - Great ! At least I new where to go and look around the 1000s of gravestones and after 1 - 2hrs of finding nothing, I moved on to an old section and quickly found myself visiting my near miss - The Celtic cross and as I was looking at the white cleanish stone I glanced over the names carved along its length and was suddenly shocked to see a name on it that was also on my list, after cleaning the other names, it became clear that this was in fact the family gravestone I was looking for ! I know think, that cross that fell on my Triple wasn't trying to injure / kill me but I like to think they were maybe saying HELLO. Strange things do happen after all, out of all the 1000s of large & small gravestones in that cemetery - It had to be that one. Strange or not you decide !! Great Days, RIP Gran & Grandad

[@WhispersFromTheDark]

Cool story! That find/realization must have been Incredible. Wow.

[@debbiejohnson7862]

❤ My daughter has been going to uni in the UK and she had a whole cemetery jaunt planned for me there but Covid has postponed that! I can't wait to see my daughter of course but the cemetery tours are #2 when I finally get there! Can't wait! 😁

[@clairepeters4601]

loved your comments. I think it's great to take children to graveyards in a fun way, helps later in life with death and loss. Wow, to the rest of your story, I believe it was a friendly hello! I love the history of cemeteries all about people-families.

[@andreamcewan5329]

I lthought i was the only person who love old cemetery, it's like stepping back in time.

[@dulcehajjar5826]

I love old Cemetery too 🤗🙏

[@blondeelockzz]

Me too 🙋🏼‍♀️

[@nadiabrook7871]

Nope, you're DEFINITELY not the only one!! I LOVE old cemeteries too!!

[@joannedarling502]

I love old cemeteries too, im in the uk

[@nadiabrook7871]

@@joannedarling502 I'm in the UK too!!

[@a.visitor4309]

You're in Illinois a lot. My wife is the person who designed the Illinois license plate with a bust of Abraham Lincoln in the center with Illinois scribed in Quill pen at the top. My wife is also the one who did the last artwork for Jackie Onassis. She didn't want her to call her Kennedy. In 1994. She did artwork for Sophia Loren and Lauren Bacall and others. She designed many of the vanity plates, or tags, you see on cars from Alaska to Florida. These bring in revenue for many projects, restorations, and preservation.

[@stephaniecoggins733]

That's cool 😎

[@kimglass4851]

I was told that placing pictures on the stones were different religious views. Some think its vanity to do so but others think evil entities can take their souls through the picture......like a portal to their souls. I thought that was an interesting view point! Great video Sir!

[@annetreacy2437]

I grew up in Evanston, and my best friend and I would take walks through here after school in junior high sometimes. My mom and many of her side of the family are buried here; when she passed in 2001 there was no available space so she chose to have her remains laid at the foot of her father's grave. It's such a beautiful cemetery with the lake right there, pretty sweet final resting place I'd say. RIP mama. And Gennie 💗

[@memorylaine]

That huge mausoleum is absolutely beautiful! And then you walk up to another huge ornate mausoleum! Incredible

[@Figgatella]

Right when you come into the gates on the right hand side in front of the office on the other side from the lake, is a huge Celtic cross of James A. Mulligan, who was a famous Colonel from Chicago during the Civil War. He was killed in Winchester Virginia July 26, 1864. Please go back and check it out. He led one of the first battles in the Civil war Sept 18, 19, 20 in Lexington, MO. It was known as the battle of the “Hemp Bales”. He led the Union forces there.

[@Figgatella]

@@patrickruberry1368 Exactly!

[@crazyScottishferretlady]

I wonder if the "half buried mausoleum" had a sloped/stepped entry initially and the gap has just filled in over time?

[@leewhite-graham753]

I thought the same thing.

[@cmamelgna5585]

Holy crows,. most of those mausoleums were bigger than my house😂. Beautiful cemetery. Thank you.

[@sarathomas543]

I love the beauty of the headstones and crypt as well as giving the dates. Well done.

[@racheldianeames3729]

please do a video on the victims of the Our Lady of Angels school fire that occured in 1958

[@bigchevy350boy]

The craftsmanship of these buildings are amazing 💯

[@ninanonna2007]

My mom and I had a tradition of visiting my nana and my brothers graves every good Friday. My nana was buried in Lutheran cemetery in queens/Brooklyn, nyc. My brother was buried in “new “Calvary cemetery in maspeth ny. Both great places to visit Lutheran cemetery is huge and very historic. Love cemetery hunting

[@eleenwood8824]

I live near this cemetery I grew up in Evanston I used to ride my bike in that cemetery it is a very beautiful cemetery. Beautiful to take walks in and to learn history Thank You for showing this.

[@catlover75]

Just found your channel! I love it so much!! I also love walking thru cemeteries, taking pictures, and looking at the graves and wondering about the people who rest there. Thank you for making this channel and taking the time to do this! I'm looking forward to seeing more videos!

[@bobettejennett8085]

My husband's uncle was burried there until 2016 when his Aunt relocated him to a cemetery in Naperville so they can be burried together.

[@chrisgraphs1015]

Another great graveyard tour. Cool to see Charles Comiskey grave who is in the baseball Hall of Fame.

[@dm607]

The Celtic High Cross, a blend of Pagan and Christian, was absolutely stunning.

[@treywest268]

What a wonderful walk-through Ron!! I also subscribe to the channel of Hollywood Graveyard with Arthur Dark. I love all that the both of you do. His channel for the "Rich and/or Famous" and your channel for the lesser well-known but equally important that truly make the World run. In death, everyone is equaled. I often walk around old graveyards. I find them to be very comforting and peaceful. It is so beautifully perfect that you celebrate the lives of the common people. Sometimes they are a lot more interesting. Thank you so much for the gifts of videos that you keep giving us.

[@evanschaffrath1401]

My step father is there. I live 4 blocks away. Great cemetery, a lot of history.

[@DMR4554]

WOW that’s huge! Imagine the cost to build that!

[@Bluebird590]

I'm noticing many Graves, no flowers no nothing, truly Graves of the forgotten

[@lizrathburn8603]

I ride my bike through there all the time, it's like 4 blocks from my apartment. Just cool to learn the backstory behind some of these things I saw so many times and didn't think about since I grew up around it.

[@joannewall5499]

You should get merch done with “we’re in” on it

[@FacesoftheForgotten]

workin on it now..stay tuned!!!!!

[@pearlmay8647]

The craftsmanship is totally amazing.

[@deborahisaacs5541]

That is such a beautiful cemetary....the mausoleums are awesome. Thank you for your time to show a fan like me cemetaries like l have never seen. And l have always loved to walk cemetaries but only your channel has shown me cemetaries l never imagined....

[@aliciabrewer9444]

I really enjoy watching your video's Ron. There were some beautiful stones there. And the crypts sure we're something to see. I've never seen crypts like those before, very interesting.

[@vickydelmonico8456]

Those mausoleums were beautiful.

[@holleyb7861]

The busts on the Cuneo mausoleum were amazing. The gate said 1891.

[@philo5096]

The highest ranking officer in the civil war who was hung for desertion is also buried there. Btw great vid. When you enter the cemetery , the Bishop's Circle are the first graves you see.

[@jeffwarren6906]

Wow ! I have never seen such architecture and workmanship of that quality in a cemetary before . There is nothing even close to this out here in Oregon .. Although we do have some old graveyards { very small ones } that have " killed by Indians " on the headstones ,, some are whole families with that inscription , dating back to between 1850s to 1870s ,, very strange when you read that for the first time .. That was a wonderful video Sir , it seems so personal , like I just had company for 28 minutes and 58 seconds ,,, thank you so much ...

[@FacesoftheForgotten]

Wow, I’m really glad you liked it. That was one of my first videos (my second), totally inexperienced and technically pretty choppy with the camera, but I’m getting better. Stay tuned, good stuff coming up!!

[@merlepaton4981]

That was so sad 😞 Thank-you Ron again for all your lovely Story's

[@pamelaattrux336]

Sitting here listening to you it’s smacking how you go back and find out Imformation on these people very very interesting thankyou

[@rikihanawhiu7637]

Some of these mosuliems are more majestic than peoples houses.

[@dulcehajjar5826]

True 🤗👏🙏

[@bobbibuttons8730]

Fabulous mausoleums, I adore beautiful architecture and that mingled with interesting graveyards makes a beguiling mix. Btw, you still sound breathless.

[@satenigkassabian3144]

I spent many hours with my girlfriend during our childhood in this Cemetery. Its a beautiful place and so interesting.

[@lindabrown7603]

I love visiting old graveyards . I visited Hawaii in 2004 and went to the punch bowl cemetery on Oahu .Such a beautiful place .Have you ever been there Ron ?

[@lindamoser6317]

I think adding the face as in enamels or etchings is very nice touch to the memory of the deceased. Always intrigued on why some die at a young age. Love looking at the headstones and crypt designs when in a cemetery. Fascinating. How do u look up burial sites??? I had a grandmother who lived in Glasford, Ill. She died when I was young and I can't remember where she's buried or my great grandmother sadly. No family to ask today.

[@kathybrisky]

See find a grave.com.

[@mr.nibbles2369]

cuneo has a house in libertyville illinois and i think a relative had elephants at one point

[@Bella-gj6wc]

They should have you doing tours, letting people into these places to marvel at the architecture.

[@williamcrowley788]

The “half buried” short “mausoleum” is very similar to ones found in Ireland.

[@blondeelockzz]

How would you get the coffin in?

[@kathybrisky]

Thanks!

[@hh7407]

I first watched this 9 months ago. I rewatched it just now. Amazing stories of the people in the mausoleums who you found in this cemetery and the way they died on the ship and washed ashore. If anyone cannot imagine how they were sucked into those stacks...just take a cup and pull it down into your bath water and see how fast the water sucks into it. Similar concept. Such amazingly different markers. Like the grand angel against the cross statue and the statue of the little boy enclosed in glass and stone and the mausoleums and statues of angels and people on pinnacles. Always interesting to hear you tell about these folks and how they made an impression in life. Also to hear about architectural styles. Coyotes were cute. 18:47 Team Beard 👍

[@FacesoftheForgotten]

great note---hey that was an old old episode!! 👍👍

[@donaldrobinson6069]

All of your videos are well done. You out did yourself on this one. Excellent narratives. Extremely enjoyed this particular one.

[@mikemay3678]

If you travel you should visit Green Mount cemetery in Baltimore founded in the 1850s it is the burial place of the Wilkes family

[@johno30197]

Wow!! Some of them Mausoleum are cool like really cool!! the work gone into them is second to none amazing craftsmanship thank's for sharing ron...

[@topphatt628]

I love these walkabouts as there is always something new, but what I have noticed is that there are very few Celtic crosses.

[@marieingemi3398]

I really believe and respect you and your visits to the forgotten, I learn alot by your sharing,,, thanks you for being you.

[@cmayer8997]

There is a ceramic photo on a fireman's monument in the far southeast portion of the cemetery. His helmet is missing. It's across the road from the Joseph Lyon boy statue. But generally there are not a lot of photos on the headstones in Calvary. My grandfather and two aunts are buried in Calvary.

[@ernestclements7398]

It's amazing that the ground will hold the weight of those mausoleums as if you dig three feet down you hit quick sand the cemetery has suffered recent damage from lake Michigan storms it's been reported that spectres have been seen crawling across Sheridan Road to the cemetery from the lake the Quigley grave is that of a Chicago Archbishop for whom the former Quigley Seminary was named the Cuneos were indeed Chicago Publishers whose estate in Libertyville is now a museum the family was last in the news due to controversy surrounding a grandsons exotic animal leasing business near Richmond Illinois Cavalry Cemetery was also the original burial site of Actress Claudia Jennings whose grave was moved to a family plot in Michigan after the death of her mother ( her sister was a classmate of mine)

[@anitamcclung819]

That monument for James Fitzsimmons each side is a separate panel. Many times one or more of the panel disappears.

[@valwillman185]

Oh no, you're right . Jane Burns was Chicago's first woman Mayor. The one that's in office now is just a BUMP ON A LOG!😉 Love your videos! Be safe!🙏🇺🇸👍

[@Naturegirl1976]

I just started following your channel and I find it very impressive. Keep it up you're doing a great job.

[@FacesoftheForgotten]

Glad you are with us and found us Janae

[@pamzandarski8860]

Just love walking with you on these journes alone in our cemeteries and wonder what their lives were like!!!

[@ernestclements7398]

Ahh Jane Bryne, formerly Jane Burke a high school classmate of my mothers, she was the most distrusted of my mothers classmates because she was Mother Superiors snitch at the Old St Scholastica High School at the time a girl who got pregnant was thrown out of a Catholic School as a bad example one of my mothers girl friends got pregnant shortly before graduation at the time my mother was dating my father who was a sailor in the navy, and a widower with a young son Jane found out about the pregnancy and reported it to mother superior with my mother as the prime suspect she was called in and put to the inquisition, it went something like this, Mother Superior, I understand that you are seeing a sailor, do your parents know about this? ( they did) my Mom Yes Mother I am and they do, they also approve, Mother Superior, all right dear, is there anything else you want to tell me? My mom, like what mother? Mother Superior like a blessed event? My mom No Mother! Mother Superior all right dear you are dismissed! Because it was so close to graduation my mother and her friends kept quiet so that their friend could graduate, but years later ( when my half brother was about 5) at a class gathering, Mother Superior happened to notice my mom's wedding ring and asked her if she had any children, my mothers girl friends saw a chance to have some fun with her and said go ahead show her a picture of your baby! ( meaning me) when mom pulled out her wallet the picture was of me and my older half brother, Mother Superior took one look, snapped " I knew it was you"! And stormed off, for the rest of her life she never spoke to my mother.

[@prunellalefay]

Good story, Not one I expected, She did do a good job for the city though,She got the city moving again when we got buried & frozen over. And did a good enough job where no mayor has let the city be snowed in again. It's a bit disappointing to hear she was not a great person as a kid. But as I said it was a good story, and It definitely gave me a smile. Your Mom sounds like she was truly a blessing Thankyou.💙😸✌

[@nancykaplan7163]

a classic story og Catholic HS.

[@jenniferrussell900]

Maybe she regretted being a snitch and tried to do good as the mayor because of her past wrongs. Maybe not, but people do grow up, and regret being less than nice as teens.

[@lillypad9960]

I love your channel. So interesting. Thank you.

[@adgorn1]

Dever was a Chicago mayor.

[@crunchtastic1948]

He was a reformer who wanted to clean up the mess Big Bill Thompson left, but his attempts to enforce laws, especially Prohibition, made him unpopular with citizens. So they elected Big Bill Thompson again.

[@maryellengrayberg9146]

As has been foretold (all things shall pass away). No matter what materials we use to cover ourselves or how we plan in life eventually everything disappears from this Earth.

[@naturelvr123]

Remember when Jane Byrne had an appt in Cabrinni Green?

[@nancyvolke237]

Really beautiful graves!!

[@susanwillmore754]

I remember going to the Cuneo Mansion and Hawthorn - Mellody Farm when I was a kid, great memories ❤️

[@valeriegruben39]

Awesome video. Wow that one family seemed like they had a family curse

[@krissarasexydiva1781]

Beautiful sculpture

[@JulieinWilmington]

Just found you recently. You are so interesting to listen to.

[@talkalotakaka]

Come to Mountain View Cemetery in Oakland. My family is there. 🌊🔥🔥🌊

[@sroberts713]

New subscriber! Thanks for the video and interesting info and history! Keep up the good work! Look forward to seeing your channel grow! 👍😊

[@FacesoftheForgotten]

Samantha Brewer ~ thank you, that’s inspiring to hear. I will keep it up. I have some real good ones coming up.

[@rosseganjr9402]

now that's a cemetery! great job!

[@kat1984]

I've noticed that most of the pictures/faces are in the Italian and Hispanic/Latinx sections of cemeteries

[@missudsholt]

I have never seen pictures on protestants graves :)

[@dulcehajjar5826]

Very Beautiful Cemetery🙏 RIP TO ALL 🙏💐🙏💐🙏

[@stephaniecoggins733]

Can't imagine the cost of those granite masonry 😧

[@anndarnell9725]

My father's name was Richard M Sexton my grandfather was born in Chicago Cecil James Sexton

[@mikefleck98]

Those musulems are incredible.

[@susanbartlett-ye6476]

Great post!

[@corallewis3788]

Good one.. ty

[@glendaroberts5965]

The years may come through if you do a tombstone rubbing. Take a piece of paper and lightly rub a piece of drawing charcoal over the paper on it. The numbers may be readable then.

[@amc5936]

i suspect these folks were quiet wealthy!!!! this is like a museume of art!!!

[@hankfacer7098]

I'd suspect Peter Smith had stairs down to the door, most likely filled in at some time.

[@nancyharris5530]

What an interesting cemetary and so large!

[@NorthwoodsShooter]

I’m sure you are aware, however, many of these tombstones that are weathered and are now absent of names, quite often aren’t “lost to time”, yet are usually well documented by the cemeteries themselves, as well as historians from the past who have documented and sometimes photographed head stones. Many of these documents can be found at local libraries or genealogy organizations. Some well-established funeral homes also have documents and maps of cemeteries going back some time.

[@FacesoftheForgotten]

yes, ty, thanks --I am well aware of this, as I spend countless hours with these admin people at different cemeteries looking for certain graves, but the point here is, From my extensive experience, many of these names that you refer to - ARE in fact lost in the records; lost in time, YES. Sometimes the names were misspelled and they are unretrievable, they are not all on databases. And some are just plain lost. This last Friday and Saturday, I spent a total of 5 and half hours at Bohemian National Cemetery looking for just one grave that is lost in time. I had a clear picture of the persons' names and they could not find it, a whole family lost. I was in the office 3 times with 3 different people looking, included the head supervisor. They say as much. The genealogists? None. The funeral home from 1915?----Long gone. I did FINALLY find the family plot, but only by literally combing the entire cemetery on every road, yard by yard by myself - in my truck. It is featured at the end of tomorrow's episode (Monday Feb. 22nd, 2PM Central time). You can watch and see, and also how they were vandalized. The statue heads are gone forever, and also lost to the sands of time. In summary, generally speaking, some of my narration is metaphorical. I am not doing a dictation in black and white or just reciting definitions of words strictly from a dictionary.

[@pamdennis1007]

Didnt know anyone else like to visit on graves. My sister and I like to visit. It's like learning history. But sad because family's of these people down the line dont know these people. So graves are not visited or taken care of. Maybe that's why those doors and windows are put in. Mo one visits anymore.

[@melodycampbell2266]

If it was broken into I think the marble doors on the crypts may be the result of that.

[@caropapa]

The carving on the FITZIMMONS mausoleum looked like ERNEST HEMMINGWAY.

[@sandrathesimmer]

I wonder if the Chicago Gahans have any relations to the Essex Gahans, as my favourite singer, Dave Gahan would have deeper American roots as a result

[@brianmorgan5739]

The individual whom Jame T. Farrell based his Studs Lonnigan series of books upon is buried at Calvary. A young James T. Farrell as well as the Southside neighborhood of Washington Park knew this individual as William " Wild Bill" Cunningham and he is buried in the prescribed section as the fictional Studs Lonnigan.

[@DMR4554]

Yes very Gothic but beautiful!

[@rochellethundercloud346]

They tore the old comminski stadium down years ago,to make,of all things,a parking lot for the new u.s.cellular field. Not kidding.

[@MrMikepresley]

@19:13 is in fact a metal grave structure which is coated in Zinc. and all that I have seen in Toronto Canada are from the late 1800's, and are in fantastic shape, if you look at the bottom corner you will see the name of the manufacturer. I dont know why they didnt become more popular, they seem to have been popular for a very short time, could have been the shortage of metal due to war times.

[@aprylrittenhouse4562]

The half buried mauseleum was to prevent graverobbers

[@thetravelingbuddy6104]

New to your channel like your content.

[@paulmcwilliams1709]

Those Mausoleums are beautiful. Like works of art. I'm curious as to the cost to build one today? I don't know why the one Mausoleum was built so close to the ground. I would think that the casket/coffin would be difficult to put in there.

[@samanthagomez7074]

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[@SusBlein]

Have you visited the Mount Hope Cemetery in Rochester, New York? It is a beautiful, historic, large municipal park-like cemetery with rolling hills, glades, and many fascinating gravestones.

[@FacesoftheForgotten]

I will when I go, ty!!

[@Drpermer]

Love mausoleums, testimonies to the fact that the wealthy can't buy time :)

[@FacesoftheForgotten]

I like that, you are right

[@lindafrabizio2910]

Interesting. Video

[@phillipmontano7664]

Where I live there is a plot in catholic cemetary that is for nuns it's simular to the that plot for reverends

[@jessiemerritt9147]

R.I.P. to all. Interesting cemetery

[@lornaharris9917]

My mother was so upset when she got to Wesley cemetery because she let her mother-in-law pick the cemetery! My sister was buried here and if she could have had her exhumed and moved she would have she was mad at my dad for many years after she let his mother picked the cemetery please if you can check out Wesley cemetery in Cincinnati Ohio there is a lot of unknown and forgotten faces there! After that everybody was buried in spring Grove cemetery! Including my parents!

[@happytime4450]

Our cemetery has no pictures either.alot of monument s tho also and alot of crypts

[@beverlykorte8581]

Thanks u ✌🏻, 🙏🏻💐💐💖🌹

[@jacquelinechic3127]

WOW !

[@glenislongworth7601]

I also like them. I use to g o with my dad to look for family members. I remember seeing a grave all it had on it was bad and it was all by itself felt so sorry for the child