Lake View Cemetery, Final resting place of Cleveland's Famous

[@fredbeach7720]

Lived directly across the street from this place in 1975 and used to take my baby daughter on walks through. I have now lived in Australia for a long tine and really enjoyed seeing this place again. Very nostalgic and you did a great job with it. Garfields monument is spectacular inside so hope you get back again. Cheers

[@oldmanwithacam3040]

Thank you for your comment and yes, I do plan to visit there again. Would like to see inside the monument . What impressed me the most about the cemetery was the number of people, like yourself, who used the grounds as a place to walk, ride, and even picnic. Thanks again from Down Under. Take care!

[@TomJosephi]

I've been to Lakeview Cemetery. My father and I found my great grandparents as well as other members of our family. From where they were laid to rest, you can see the Garfield Memorial and the Rockefeller Obelesk. You should also do video on Erie Cemerery where some of the early Clevelanders were loid to rest.

[@oldmanwithacam3040]

Thanks for visiting my channel and the comment ! There are several little cemeteries that I plan to visit in recognition of our founding settlers. I will be following a family from Middleburgh Hts, Ohio and their first generation.......so stay tuned. Take Care Glenn

[@mygrammieis]

Stunningly awesome interesting and appreciated historical info shared ✌🏻☕️🐓🧐

[@Moronvideos-dk2ib]

Nice job ........ from a fellow Clevelander ............ My dad and aunt are resting there ...........

[@oldmanwithacam3040]

Hey THANKS! It seems that people either like and appreciate this fascinating cemetery or they don't. Glad you liked it. Glenn

[@FabriceLEQUEUX]

MERCI MR

[@oldmanwithacam3040]

You are welcome and Thank you for the view and comment!

[@auntieclara1811]

I like your style.

[@oldmanwithacam3040]

Thank you....I'll try to keep it going

[@bravocompany1072]

You walked directly past one of my friends Graves after Glenn Schwartz. Robert Pinkas. He died way too young in such a tragic way. Roberts wife and children are amazing. He has affected me from the very first time I met him in a great way. He sure loved his family and his Aston Martin db12's.

[@oldmanwithacam3040]

Sorry about that......had I known I would have featured the marker. I'll look next time. Take Care Thanks Glenn

[@bravocompany1072]

@oldmanwithacam3040 thanks Glenn. Another great cemetery in cleveland to check out is the one on east 9th directly across from progressive field downtown.

[@oldmanwithacam3040]

I know ! The Erie Street Cemetery is a location I will be checking out. I'm following a first family from Middleburgh Hts, Ohio and one of their primary relatives is buried there. Thanks for the suggestion.

[@SulingClarinet]

Too bad you didn't get in to the Garfield monument. There is a beautiful view of Cleveland from the balcony.

[@oldmanwithacam3040]

Yes I know, but I plan another visit to see more graves and to go inside both the Garfield and Wade buildings. Thank you for your comment and take care.

[@jasonghosthunter7025]

What a great video from Jason ghost hunter from Sydney Australia 🇦🇺 new to your channel 🇦🇺

[@oldmanwithacam3040]

Thanks! You have some cool videos too.

[@evilladollyz7602]

Great video

[@oldmanwithacam3040]

Thank you. I hope to get back there and video some other parts of the cemetery.

[@Cheryltwin2012]

I wish you would have said something to that guy who was sitting on the Rockefeller memorial. It's very disrespectful for him to be doing that. Otherwise, this was a great video. I have had a long fascination with cemeteries.

[@oldmanwithacam3040]

Thank you for the comment. I know, but he looked kind of sketchy and I didn't want to get into an unfortunate confrontation. My time there was limited and I had to shoot around him. I thought the same thing about his actions though. Some people ! Thanks again. Glenn

[@isabelgallardoobando4051]

Pon fotos

[@oldmanwithacam3040]

If you're referring to the photos of the inside of Pres Garfields Monument.....YES I filmed at the height of COVID and if you recall.....nothing was open!

[@flautalee3090]

I went to school nearby, CIM’77. I never knew this cemetery was there. I guess I was too busy practicing my flute 4-6 hours each day.

[@oldmanwithacam3040]

There is always time to walk through a fantastic cemetery.....but I'm sure your musical abilities are appreciated. Do you still play the flute? Thank you for the comment !

[@flautalee3090]

@@oldmanwithacam3040 Yes, I still do.

[@oldmanwithacam3040]

Yes.....I saw your video......Great!

[@epraimjoseph4670]

ALL HUMANS ARE FAMOUS..GOD MADE US ...YOUR NOT BETTER THAN ANYONE ALIVE OR DEAD...

[@oldmanwithacam3040]

We all wind up dead (some sooner and some later) I believe it's what we do while we are here and now that defines us. Thank you

[@carlabrown5635]

I have family buried there.

[@oldmanwithacam3040]

They sure are in great company and such beautiful surroundings !

[@xxxcasiolaclasssync1038]

Bruce lee grave Seattle

[@davidstaudohar8147]

Lake view is in the Ghetto, And it's so run down ,I wouldn't bury my dog there

[@RETIREDAMATUER]

It’s really not even ghetto over here you must have never been out towards kinsman or st Clair

[@karolinesmail489]

@@RETIREDAMATUER true story it's not ghetto definitely not

[@terrygabrich4806]

Garrett Morgan didn't invent the stop light or the gas mask. Traffic Signal Invented by Garrett A. Morgan in 1923? No! The first known traffic signal appeared in London in 1868 near the Houses of Parliament. Designed by JP Knight, it featured two semaphore arms and two gas lamps. The earliest electric traffic lights include Lester Wire's two-color version set up in Salt Lake City circa 1912, James Hoge's system (US patent #1,251,666) installed in Cleveland by the American Traffic Signal Company in 1914, and William Potts' 4-way red-yellow-green lights introduced in Detroit beginning in 1920. New York City traffic towers began flashing three-color signals also in 1920. Garrett Morgan's cross-shaped, crank-operated semaphore was not among the first half-hundred patented traffic signals, nor was it "automatic" as is sometimes claimed, nor did it play any part in the evolution of the modern traffic light. For details see Inventing History: Garrett Morgan and the Traffic Signal. Gas Mask Garrett Morgan in 1914? No! The invention of the gas mask predates Morgan's breathing device by several decades. Early versions were constructed by the Scottish chemist John Stenhouse in 1854 and the physicist John Tyndall in the 1870s, among many other inventors prior to World War I. See The Invention of the Gas Mask.

[@oldmanwithacam3040]

Thanks Just shows how one's perspective of history can be so convoluted