Man Standing In Tomb

Don Iverson standing tall in his tomb, and a Cemetery walk

[@pegschwalbach2500]

That is the coolest tomb ever! I love the things you find. Thanks so much for showing the rest of us. ❤😊

[@cherylschantz9893]

I just found your channel. Very interesting cemetery. Just relax and take your time. You’ll get better each time.

[@lisac.346]

Great video! Thanks for taking us along.

[@sandraboyd913]

I just found you on here. Some of those gravestones are beyond beautiful you have so much respect for the families I'm glad I stopped in I have now subscribed and I'm off to look for more videos of yours.

[@CEMETERYVIEWS]

Thank you for subscribing, I focus on finding unique stones and beautiful art

[@CathyCorriher-jb1ot]

Love cemeteries, love this grave stone. Very unique. Thanks for sharing his story.

[@maryannward443]

Great job as always 👏 ❤ Keep up the awesome work! I love your videos 😊

[@motherof1838]

Dont apologize. People can be such idiots!! It made my boil too when you said the little girls doll house was robbed. Had to have been kids who's parents didnt take the time to teach them anything about respect and compassion. Pretty self explanatory if you ask me. The world today is so sad. Smdh

[@annmariemcleod6670]

Brit was his daughter she passed in 2010 but no info on her

[@belinda1443]

I’m a new subscriber. You’re on the right track, for sure. Please slow down with the dates (years, misquoted).

[@nancyw.7669]

Video was well done. Th😊anks very interesting 😊

[@CEMETERYVIEWS]

Thank you! 😃

[@andrewfaduk214]

Absolutely loved this!!! Had to subscribe immediately!!!! I'm hooked Regards From South Africa Andrew 🇿🇦

[@jacquelinesmedley7853]

Just found your channel, thoroughly enjoyed the video look forward to more thanks x

[@CEMETERYVIEWS]

Thank you for watching. Glad you found my channel. I actually have a premiere of my new video tonight at six and check out my other stuff. Also have a great memorial day.

[@brendacanter9768]

Lovely place❤ I didn't notice the wind until you said something😊 I have never seen a metal one that big❤ Take care❤

[@marilynburak4452]

I’m a new subscriber from Canada 🇨🇦

[@CEMETERYVIEWS]

Thanks, Focus on unique Tombstones,

[@jacquie5292]

Discover the fascinating story of James "Doc" McGruder - an escaped slave from Kentucky who became a Union soldier as well as a beloved animal healer and successful jockey in Blackberry Village (now Elburn, IL). McGruder earned respect for healing farm animals, children's pets and even a crippled child - leaving an impact on his adopted community that transcended racial and cultural attitudes of the time. His grave in Blackberry Cemetery is marked by two headstones, including one purchased by the many children he befriended. Presented by Donna Blackenship, local historian and former Kaneland school district fifth grade teacher. Birthdate unknown - Died July 18, 1894

[@CEMETERYVIEWS]

Thank you so much for that information. Very interesting story I will revisit that grave soon now that I have that information I can do a better job, I was just going by what I saw on the stone at the time

[@brendacanter9768]

Thanks for the info❤️

[@jennifermurphy899]

I'm a new subscriber.I think you did awesome job.Looking forward for more. Stay safe out there.

[@deborahmackie9873]

You're reading a few of the years wrong. Take your time.

[@Everett1US]

Yes, I will. Somebody was driving in the cemetery and I kind of rushed through that but yeah I know what you’re saying will do. I know I said 1994 instead of 1894 thank you for watching

[@grandmapamm]

I love this tomb how unusual I have honestly never seen anything like this thanks for showing us this.

[@meowsthree]

Great video!

[@CEMETERYVIEWS]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@cemeteryvisits]

That was very well done 👍 amazing stones 👍👍

[@CEMETERYVIEWS]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@lisaapodaca]

This is my first time seeing this! This cemetery is Awesome! RIP everyone buried there!

[@trishr2081]

New subscriber here. I’m impressed with your style. You fill a unique niche, in a very respectful way.

[@CEMETERYVIEWS]

Thank you , so much for watching, also for the kind words

[@RetiredSailor60]

RIP Shipmate, thanks for your service.

[@sammycrangle1000]

Injoyed your video thank you

[@cherylschantz9893]

Zinc tombstones hold up very well!

[@rodolfoayalajr.8589]

Great video friend. Rip Amen 🙏.

[@mzdkkeller]

Interesting, but you need to be more careful reading dates. At least twice you said 1838 when stone said 1888. You also skipped reading one child's name completely when showing a family monument. Just slow down & read to yourself before out loud, maybe. I had to go back & make sure I was seeing things right.

[@CEMETERYVIEWS]

Will do, yeah I kind of rushed through this one so I agree. I didn’t think it was going to get this much attention lol thanks for watching.

[@SerenitySueGraveyards]

Lovely video, looks like a glorious day for cemetery oddities.

[@janetrouse8362]

The Adkins head stone probably has an picture taken from an airplane & it was somehow put on the headstone. It's amazing that they can do that.

[@conditionallyunconditional5691]

You really found some interesting memorials! Thanks for the adventure.

[@CEMETERYVIEWS]

Thank you, yes that's what my channel is all about. Check out my other videos for more crazy tombstones

[@ayotollaofrockandrolla7219]

Great video

[@johnjnr-cd4uf]

New subscribe 👋 watching from the Fiji island 🇫🇯

[@CEMETERYVIEWS]

Thank you. Thats very interesting my channel is showing up across the globe. Glad you enjoyed it

[@johnjnr-cd4uf]

I'm enjoying it, wonderful stories. Thanks for sharing his stories with us take care God bless

[@chrissmith-no3bo]

Those are some very nice headstones

[@carolreilly5789]

Through an online obituary for Rebecca Jean Sparks it says she died from a one car accident. At the time she was a research chemist for Miles Laboratory and died two weeks before she was to receive her Master’s Degree. All the dates, names and location match this monument but in the obituary she has the married last name of Farmwald (shows Rebecca Jean Sparks Farmwald) though no mention of a husband at the time of death. Unfortunately, there was no information about the little doggie pictured who looks so sweet and must have been cherished to be part of the monument. She was survived by her parents, two brothers, some Grandparents and additional extended family members at the time of her passing. Thank you for sharing these wonderful monuments and statuary. Please forgive me if I’ve incorrectly attributed the information to this monument. I tried to cross reference the information. If anyone has different information I would welcome knowing that.

[@CEMETERYVIEWS]

thank you for looking that up.

[@paulgrimm]

That statue was so lifelike

[@winniethepoohandeeyore2]

That's wild, creative

[@sierraa8815]

Pretty cool

[@kimthompson2391]

Love it.

[@user-oq3lh1js2e]

its off the beaten path its just west of the metra station been there many of times rt 47

[@janetrouse8362]

In Nelson County KY there is a Thomas Nelson HighSchool. I an Chrome as to we're this grave yard is. I don't think it is the Prostant/Catholic one in Bardstown, is it? Also the Magurtor name is in Nelson & BullittCounties.

[@CEMETERYVIEWS]

The cemetery that stone was in is in central Indiana, But who knows it could be the same guy

[@terryprideaux]

That was her sister and brother in law on one side. He is entombed next his parents.

[@CEMETERYVIEWS]

Thank you so much for that info, I was wondering

[@dianefiske-foy4717]

Maybe those people with the train 🚂 and picture of a train were involved in the train industry - engineer, etc. My son’s grandfather on his dad’s side had something to do with trains, but I can’t remember exactly what it was he did.

[@topsykretts7642]

The metal ones are called Zinkers and were sold by traveling salesmen as an affordable alternative to stone. They were sold until about 1914 or so.

[@CEMETERYVIEWS]

Thank you, Learn something everyday

[@burgerqueen2320]

Location is important

[@shellystewart9023]

you would poop if you got a knock back ! LOL

[@elisabethhoule7357]

This spooky but what a great ideal it is kinda cool though well this way they don't need security at he cemetery, How big is the monument to fit the man?

[@CEMETERYVIEWS]

It looks to be 6'3"

[@sallywalton5375]

Wow!!!

[@louisesmith4695]

I have seen this man before when my grandfather and my grandmother and my grandfather's mother passed away they are buried at their also the Bateman's

[@Johnny35130]

I notice the scrolls on the side of the Nelson marker. There is a Bible named the Thomas Nelson Bible...I wonder...

[@CEMETERYVIEWS]

Funny you said that was wondering the same. Tried finding an answer and nothing

[@user-oq3lh1js2e]

its awesome you can gaze into his eyes the clothes and him look so REAL you could shake hands its in kane county batavia

[@CEMETERYVIEWS]

I work in Batavia, drive past that cemetery every day on my way home. Didn't know he was there until I drove through. Interesting what's hidden in these cemeteries. Thank you for watching

[@terrym5023]

FU KZbin CENSORS excellent content 👍 Talk about strange happenings in the cemetery. I worked for telecommunications company and when Verizon was pulling out all the copper lines I had three customers who had live phones INSIDE the mausoleums insisted on paying for fiber so that they would be a live phone inside the mausoleum. At a cost of over $3,000 per install. None of them would actually come up with a reason why they insisted that 🙄

[@CEMETERYVIEWS]

If there loved one comes back to life they can call. But they would have to figure out how to get out of a sealed coffin. Yes very strange

[@julianash4663]

Veru interesting im in the uk beautiful place there

[@Everett1US]

Yes, it is. Thank you very much for watching.

[@thelindazoo]

Britt was his son and Rudolph and Louise were his parents

[@marilynburak4452]

That one year wasn’t 1922 it was 2022..

[@CEMETERYVIEWS]

Yes I was rushing, so need to slow down when reading. I don't mind criticism. Don't like mean criticism thank you for watching

[@heatherzahniser2388]

What state is this in?

[@CEMETERYVIEWS]

Illinois Elburn, Illinois

[@nikkiheslen7154]

very cool cemetery... But you need to slow down you sure mis read many names and dates...

[@wadewilson5712]

i noticed Janice Doll died the day before her birthday

[@D.Frasure]

If a cemetery can be cozy that place is. I bet he picked that out years before he died,

[@thelindazoo]

Betty Weston was his sister

[@Everett1US]

Thank you I was really wondering about that

[@toddhansen3468]

Spent a fortune on that

[@davidjohnrivingtonmcdonough]

#graveyard index?

[@lindanorris2455]

huh?

[@scotteichel4451]

The proper term is headstone not tombstone. Like calling a casket a coffin. Coffin is a wood box. Get the point?

[@CEMETERYVIEWS]

Tombstone, headstone, or gravestone are all proper terms to describe where someone is buried. Go ahead and Google that I’m correct. All caskets and coffins are made of wood. The difference between them is a coffin has six sides. A casket has four you can buy a coffin that’s made of metal but most are made of wood.