See Inside The Types Of Mausoleums And Burial Chambers With Family Crypts And Stained Glass Windows

[@amira3650]

Very informative video Thank you 🙏

[@bobmarshall3700]

Advertising for the mausoleum company Rome Monument !!!

[@brendaeaves1079]

Thank You For Showing This😊Always Wondered How They Look Inside❤

[@lmbclm4]

Great video

[@dennismccallister3994]

Very well done, Thank you

[@maverickhistorian6488]

If I had the money for a mausoleum, I would want to include storage for a table and folding chairs, along with a butane stove, a kettle, mugs, and tea bags and coffee for my visitors. 😁

[@cynthiathomas6690]

My grandmother would take me to the cemetery and taught me my family history. I saw a mausoleum and wanted to go in and see what was inside. She had to explain that people were buried in there. I thought it was somebody's house.

[@Lando_P1]

Beautiful

[@claudiadesoto2378]

Very interesting, beautifully done video ❤

[@RomeMonumentRochester]

Thanks for the compliment! We always appreciate when people not only watch our videos, but comment on them as well. Most people only see the outside of mausoleums when visiting a cemetery. Some of the best work is done on the inside. It’s really all about the families who use the mausoleums. That’s why our craftspeople take such care in the design and construction of the interior. Thanks again.

[@helencheadle5285]

I always wonder if the family have to continue to pay for the site it occupies…or upkeep. I’ve seen inside the huge buildings that house many cremated remains in ( columbarium s?), also the number of marble crypts , but I also wonder who owns these places, and how long are they expected to last? At least when actually buried in the ground, you know your hopefully going to be safe from being dug up and moved for a motorway to go through! These huge mausoleums I admit are beautiful, especially with stained glass letting coloured rainbows of light enter and make the interior look amazing! But I’m still worried about the upkeep of them. I’ve seen a video on utube where a funeral home/mausoleum had gone bust and the owner disappeared ,leaving the building and graves in a terrible state. Vandals had been in, pulled coffins out of their niches AND the bodies from their coffins …cremated remains were scattered and it was an awful mess. I’m in the U.K., but did write a letter of complaint to the local council, but another video appeared, a few months later and NOTHING had been Done. I am appalled. I’m sure the smell must have reached people living nearby, but nobody appeared interested in getting involved. I was sad to see a lone grave of a veterans burial outside, quietly being tended to by a loved one. Very very sad. Thankyou for sharing all your information l…most of which looks beautiful. I wonder how many people can afford such things these days! 🤔🤔

[@dw3403]

yes and they do for a while but some of the old ones are just deplorable when they start falling apart. The upkeep is very expensive because of the stone and I am not sure its right to expect family members you never met to fork out tons of money for bones.

[@robertrockwell7581]

my family is scattered all over the cemetery. mother and father together but my brother and sister are in two different graves away from them as all the spots next to my parents were taken. Would have loved to have one of these to keep us all together but way to expensive. Would love to buy a 10-grave plot and move them next to each other.

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[@dennismccallister3994]

I would like to know after alot of these deceased purchased, does a masusoleum slow down deteriation of the body, of does it matter and the body wastes to bones and dust. I can't find anything about this. but the monuents are gorgeous, what a way to go if you have the bucks!

[@ColinKuan]

To a certain degree, it might. Conversely, it could also speed up decomposition. It all depends on the casket, embalming, humidity and exposure to the elements. A leaky mausoleum would speed up decomposition.

[@serchdietrich]

In "normal" conditions, the bodies in a niche become mummies. My grandma was still in one whole piece after 20 years buried in a niche.

[@ColinKuan]

@@serchdietrich I'm curious to know how did you know grandma was still intact. I'm assuming she's in a casket? 🫢

[@serchdietrich]

@ColinKuan yes, she was in a casket. The niche had to be opened when my grandpa died in order to put them both together. (I don't know in other countries, but in Spain that's a very common custom) So, my father was present watching the process hours prior to grandpa's funeral. He said the worker grabbed her leg to put the bones in a bag (then this bag is placed back in the niche so that there is room for both of them) but the bone did not come off. The body was in one piece like a doll.

[@jimtownsend7899]

I'll say this for the company - They are upfront and outright on the costs. And I'm sure that they are reasonable for such materials and craftsmanship. Naturally, the option of such products is a personal choice. I, frankly, don't see much sense in elaborate and ostentatious memorials. But to each his own.

[@Subgunman]

As an environmental conscious individual, I would like to know how body fluids are drained from a mausoleum and how the crypts are ventilated? It would be foolish to retain the fluids within the structures since they would be one source of odors as well as a type of biohazard. Fluids retained in caskets tend to be a bit caustic and would cause a casket to rust out if made from metal. Even the best coatings will protect metals for a finite period of time.

[@bobmarshall3700]

There can often be vents at the back of each crypt and also a drain that runs down a small tube and into the soil a metre or two deep.

[@bobmarshall3700]

A problem arises when the coffins spring a leak of decomposed bodily fluids, which is not uncommon. Sometimes this muck leaks from the crypt and onto the mausoleum floor, and with that, a terrible stench and public health problem! Once all the family members are dead and gone there is nobody to authorise, or to pay for maintenance of the mausoleum, it will start to fall into disrepair and in a century the place will be a derelict liability.

[@darrellfrancis3863]

yes. this is a huge problem worldwide, particularly in Italy where this form of burial is very common.

[@Bazerkly]

How long will they last??

[@reneebarnhart1836]

We went to a cemetery in the Midwest that had LOTS of family mausoleums. Most were well over 100+ yrs old already. Most were from the early to mid 1800s.

[@jimpatterson3286]

Two generations and no more family visits. Waste of money. Spend it before you die. You ain't special.

[@김헨리-d2p]

not ur money anyways.

[@gospmusluver]

Those mausoleums will at some point deteriorate and slowly crumble. Either be cremated or go in the ground

[@marlinkojak9882]

what happen 2-3 hundred years from now

[@dw3403]

just wait. It will come up in your feed. They get abandoned and fall apart. Our ancestors never thought we would move away I guess.

[@valmojica8486]

Can you hire a chef and housekeeper along with this?

[@kenadams439]

Love how they snuck an whole advertising into this video. Do not recommend watching

[@elinorcastro793]

Just for the Rich But if they are not right with GOD it doesn't matter

[@nicholaslandry6615]

I've been having nightmares of going inside mausoleums lately and this video just made things worse.

[@GraveVisitations]

Niches not nitches

[@BrazierBear]

It's crypt. Not crips

[@travelinginfantryveteran5439]

Waste of money. I rather be cremated and give my ashes to my kids, they don't have to worry about where daddy is buried. I want them to be free and move wherever they want, knowing that Daddy will always be in spirit no matter where the wind blows, I just want to be with my Lord when I'm no longer on earth.

[@brandonzimmerman1667]

Mausoleums were ver interesting, but had to cut the video short due to the sound of the spit in his mouth as he was talking.

[@robertmartinez4174]

those are private mausoleum's.

[@berlindamoustafa1887]

Why

[@BrazierBear]

The Jewish mausoleum. Presumably built on someone else's land?