Cemetery Dollhouses - My Saddest Visit Ever

Today, we travel are in Indiana to visit dollhouse grave markers. Please join us as we look at these sad stories and unique graves.
Please visit me! I would love to hear from you. Please find me on Facebook, Instagram, and my merchandise shop by using the links below:
Facebook:
/ whittdocs
Instagram:
/ whittdocs
Merchandise Store
shop.spreadshirt.com/whittdocs

[@chriscross2001]

I lost my little girl to a rare disease, her grave is very beautiful. My 2 great grandparents bought the plot in 1896. My family is there and my husband and I have our headstones placed next to our only child, Amy. Losing a child is the worst

[@tiffanyjames7150]

My grandmother lost her first little 4 year old daughter on Christmas Eve 1940 due to illness. The doctor told them to give her the Christmas present since she would not make it. They buried her on Christmas Day. So very sad. She never really got over it. I’m glad we have cemeteries to place their name to remember it and honor them…so glad they really aren’t their, just the shell where they dwelt and they are truly will live on forever, hopefully with Jesus in heaven if they chose to follow Him.

[@sarge6870]

We lost our daughter Jessica at birth in 2003. Let me tell you, for a parent there is no feeling of helplessness like the loss of a child. We tried for 13 years to have a child. Went through all the testing and when my wife was told the additional testing would be very invasive, I asked her if she wanted to continue. She agreed not to continue and 6 months later, she was pregnant. We lost Jessica on December 23, 2003. She lived about 6 minutes! Jessica is now buried in my military plot at Calverton National Cemetery on Long Island in New York. My wife and I have stayed together and celebrated our 32nd anniversary this past May 6th.

[@Indy__isnt_it]

There is nothing sadder than burying a child. My grandson passed at 10 weeks, it's the hardest thing I've ever endured, enduring..... The grief never leaves 🍂

[@slytheringingerwitch]

I lost my brother in 1985, you never get over the loss of a child or a sibling.

[@timdaugherty5921]

I’m just glad no one has vandalized it!

[@marcieconant5559]

One can take solace in the fact that these little girls were obviously so loved by their parents. Thank you for sharing this.

[@goseekfindnow]

Both of the dollhouses look like similar plans. I think it’s a loving memorial.

[@arvettadelashmit9337]

I have never seen any Dollhouses used as grave markers before. We were taught that if you take anything from a grave yard (or damage any part of a grave) you will have to pay back, with something that you dearly love, within a year's time. That could be with your own life; because, theft or vandalism of any grave(s) brings bad luck. "Never laugh as a hearse passes by; because, you may be the next to die.'

[@jennayoung1171]

It made me slightly weepy. The love and care that went into the dollhouses is there. I also love that even after the parents are long gone, each of these communities takes care of the houses. Even after people are gone, these cities look after their own.

[@HauntedFamilyPodcast]

I have seen grave shelters before but these Doll Houses take it to another level. So beautiful and sweet.

[@lindagibson9528]

Wow! So sweet that their parents Loved them so much. R.I.P. Baby girls...

[@kskollections2142]

I never knew that there were dollhouses in cemeteries. It was very fascinating and truly touching how much those parents adored their girls! Sorry to hear that some people are so ignorant that they have to vandalize items in a cemetery! Very nice video!

[@lillwomack3857]

It’s a sad story but it’s also a nice story because someone refurbished the house and is keeping it up in honor of the memory it would be nice to redo all of the headstones and all of the cemeteries that have been broken if there was a way to refurbish all of the headstones and all of the cemeteries that have gotten cracked or broken Keep up the good work I really love your channel

[@yvonnepetty3400]

Lovely. I thought it was heartbreaking in a way, but a wonderful thing to have done. We lost our only Daughter 6yrs ago. It the worst thing that can happen to anyone. Thank you for showing this.

[@Jkruch1]

This touched my heart ❤ as a mom and grandma this brought tears to my eyes, and joy knowing there are such wonderful people who saved these houses in memory of these two little girls. It's amazing how history is shown and preserved in these doll houses 🥰

[@elainecarlton1600]

Our family is buried here and this little house has been broken into many times. So sad.

[@tonyabailey183]

In my homestate of Alabama, there is a cemetery where a little girl passed away from diphtheria or something like that. Her father also built her one slightly bigger out of brick which had awnings. Her tomb is inside. People from all over the U.S. travel to our state to visit it. Her parents graves are in the "yard" part outside the house. Story goes, she always wanted a playhouse and died before it was finished. Now she in resting in peace inside her playhouse. So sad!

[@anskelder5994]

So sad and Just Beautiful .

[@kathyleach2930]

Thank you for caring