My great great grandmother is buried in that cemetery the avatar on her stone reads a faithful servant for 44 years and her name . The family she worked for from the age of 13 really Treated her with the upmost respect which for the day was quite the rarity and the story is still passed down through my family to this day . They paid for her funeral and stone and insisted she had one of the best resting places in the cemetery which was fairly new at the time . I’ve only made the Journey twice in my lifetime to visit her resting place .
Now that is interesting, wish I'd found her, yes it's rare to see a servant treated with love and respect, I've found a few similar to your great, great grandmother and it's so beautiful to see and read.
Beautiful cemetery. Poor Edward. Wonder what caused his casket to collapse like that. I remember my great-grandmother telling us of a neighbor lady who passed. The doctor who had checked her while she was in a coma couldn't hear her heartbeat and pronounced her dead. They were having her wake and they had to put her on ice due to the hot Texas summer. While someone was sitting with her, she sat up and said that she was freezing. This caused the person sitting with her to scream and the others went in and she was very much alive. My grandmama said the lady lived for a few more years. That is probably why a lot of people were scared to be buried alive. Thanks for sharing Sue!
Embalming stopped the fear of being buried alive. Once the body is embalmed, there’s no coming back. But before embalming, there were stories & indeed the fear of being buried alive. Thank you, Sue for revisiting this lovely place.💖
Big cemetary, old graves, all their loved ones are gone. Alot of history with doctors going back to Queen Victoria, whether a Mausaleum or a field rock, we all end up dead.😮 you caught a quick picture of the fox, I saw it. It looked like a red fox and had a white tip tail. Thanx for a great tour❤😊
I LOVE this cemetery. It is aesthetically so, so beautiful. Thank you Sue, I'm so glad you went back. In fact, you can keep going back there and we won't complain, (well I won't anyway:) Much love to you and yours xx Teresa 🇦🇺🤍
Fascinating cemetery! The monuments, the mausoleums are awesome! Edward's skeleton 💀 looks like it is ready to jump out of what is left of his coffin! Seeing that Fox was cool. Great walking tour, thank you very much Sue and GV. Have a great weekend 😊
THIS IS A GORGEOUS CEMETERY. I LOVE THE GRAVE OF THE MAN AND HIS DOG. THERE IS SO MANY STONES THAT ARE BEAUTIFUL THAT CAN ONLY SAY THANK YOU FOR SHOWING THEM.❤❤❤❤❤
Perpetual care I think means care forever.Our lot is for perpetuity which means forever.The craftmanship of those times is astounding,safe travels,god bless,🙏🙏👋👋👍🇦🇺
@@SerenitySueGraveyards over here there is a choice of owner ship which is 25 years or perpetuity which basically is forever,hope your all well,god bless from ballarat,🙏🙏👋👋👍🇦🇺
You’re correct, Peter. Perpetual Care means that the caretakers at the cemetery will maintain the gravesite, for as long as the gravesite exists, making any repairs necessary, and keeping the stone, and the burial site itself, in good condition.
Wow!! What a FASCINATING cemetery!! I love the sound of the gulls in the background!! I suppose the possibility of being buried alive in Victorian times was quite high?! After all, the medical field wasn't as sophisticated as it is now, and sometimes people were pronounced dead when they were actually in a derp sleep or coma!! Scary, or what?! Thanks for this VERY INFORMATIVE video, Sue!! XXXX 💙💞💕👍❤🤗👏
Hi sue Steve from England. Just viewed your video. Sorry a bit late, went away for a little bit. Enjoyed the show. Lovely monuments. Catch up with GV two videos after this. Nice shot of the fox. Very excillerateing video Sue.
Your video reveals that, whatever wealth, property and valuable articles that won't come with a person at his graveyard..what a life we live on earth?why we have wrath, jealousy and other worldly desires? Nothing else only bones and skulls are the final property that remain undisturbed..one has to learn lesson with your videos..thank you Sue..
Sue, thank you for all the beautiful videos. I saw someone with one of my family names in a video! Learning about the history and people, is wonderful. Feel like I'm walking with ya
The cemetery art is so beautiful. Many see it as extravagance and waste. I see it as artwork thru the ages and memorial history of interest to others that come after us:)❤
Recently subscribed and just love your channel. Thanks for all you explore and sharing your knowledge of these beautiful places. So serene and wonderful.
Yes sue perpetual care are people that care for graves headstones and roads inside a cemetery/graveyard another great video loved the coffins especially the one with the chain and bell shame you couldn't give it a little ring but I don't think it would move now take care and stay safe 🙏
Hi there Sue and GV I am sorry that I missed the live chat...well as they say ...saved by the bell . Very beautiful indeed and have managed to last through all these years. I did not hear any voices today .I think it was there we heard the male voice last time. Thank you s o much and God bless.❤❤
George Godwell, where you referenced looking like a coffee table. They are considered arks, some would reference it as a grave chest. I enjoyed this video immensely, thank you so much for taking the time to share all your hard work!
If i stop and think of piling one coffin on top of another the whole idea seems a bit macabre. But there are so very many burial traditions all around the world. Thank you for your videos. They are fascinating and educational !❤
Hello Serenity Sue, Thank for another awesome video. The first headstone you showed with the cherubs and Star of David was beautiful. My adopted father's family was Jewish. Sad that someone was afraid of being buried alive. Chain attached to coffin that was really fascinating . Take care. Jean Crosby Nashville TN USA
I thought it was the star of David too but wasn't a hundred percent sure, nice to know I was right, thank you, oh I can't imagine her poor mind full of the fear, it probably took over her mental health terribly
I just think that the family should not have put the year of Mr. Meacher's death and age in Roman numerals which most people don't know. I had to Google XL which is 40 so that was the age he died at. Very young.
Oops sorry Sue.. not sure what happened with my membership. I have it to leave my account the day after my pension goes through. Anyway I have fixed it now.. fantastic video again . the chain is very cool
This doesn't have anything to do with the video, but when typing up the channel name, I almost typed "Sincerity Sue;" but you are very sincere in this work, so that would fit as well.
@@SerenitySueGraveyards In Barbados, Caribbean/West Indies, there is a vault called ''The Chase Vault'. When this vault owned by wealthy landowner Colonel Thomas Chase, was opened in 1812, the coffins were scattered and in disarray ( coffins were intact and closed). Four years later and the following year, the same thing happened even though the coffins were always rearranged and the vault sealed. Even after the Governor in 1819 put his seal in the concrete sealing the vault, a year later when it was opened, the coffins were in disarray. The family decided then to bury the coffins separately. Two of the landowner's daughters were buried in the vault along with other family members.There are no earthquakes in Barbados and no on else's vaults were affected in this manner. You can research this as it is on Google. My family and I are from Barbados.
A lovely tour Sue. I saw the red fox at the beginning of the video! Good catch! Every type of headstone they could think up was in that Victorian area of headstones from wee babies to old men. I still don't know a lot about Mt Jerome. Is it all one church denomination or is it a mix of many religions? I got your message and will write tomorrow. Many thanks. ♥️☘️
I find it strange that many of the mausoleums have only a family name or one name but have many coffins inside. No way to know who actually rests there. The same with the numbered doors. Who rests there? So many huge & beautiful monuments. They must have been so costly. Today you only see a very few of large & costly markers. I wonder if it is the cost of them or have tastes & funeral customs changed over the years. I enjoyed seeing this cemetery. The size of it is amazing. A very lovely final resting place❤
Sue, perpetual care means the family has payed the cemetery to maintain the tomb and that the bodies in there will be there for perpetuity. That is to say that nobody is ever going to disturb the burial
Greetings from Poteet Texas. I was thinking that the family dropped at the end of the row with the big hole in the door the griped right nest to it if I'm not mistaken is the Warren family valt. I was hoping you wood mention it so I wood no for shere.
Cremation keeps us closer to our loved ones than any grave. At least no one is digging thru skeletons and smattering what is left. A beautiful Urn gives us daily reminders of our loved ones.
@@SerenitySueGraveyards I really appreciated the tomb of the lady and the bell. It really reminded me of a tomb in Buras, Louisiana. Back in the old days they actually buried a pregnant woman alive. I don't know why. She must have had a very shallow heartbeat. But after she was buried, she woke up and delivered a set of twins. When someone went to the tomb, they noticed what looked like blood coming from the inside. I guess they opened it to try to find out why. Apparently, she gave birth and she had one baby on her chest and then other beside her around waist level. They said that she had pulled all of her hair out and had turned completely around. The last time I saw her grave in the early 2000's. My sweet son is also buried in a mausoleum in a neighboring town. If you look at a map of the United States, Buras is about 60 miles south of New Orleans along the Mississippi River. A lot of tombs and graves were destroyed years ago by Hurricanes Katrina and Rita. After the storm, before the authorities allowed people to go back to assess the damage. A lot of the tombs and graves were broken open and the contents were all over the place. They found a lot of well dressed people in the trees and such.
Great video, very interesting cemetery! Were you guys able to hear the evp? I was wondering if someone said something or a child crying. Either way, it would be amazing to hear it. Keep up the great work!
That’s common in the US too but that’s the first mausoleum example I’ve seen. Here the person is usually buried. I think doctors and medicines got better. That’s a nicely laid out cemetery. Some you visit are so crowded that there’s hardly anywhere to walk for you.
Such a cool place❤ People were buried alive and people lying in state have come out of it. It happened a few months ago someone in a morgue woke up. So I really cant blame people for being scared😮
Another amazing Sue video, thank you!It's the first time i see a Magen David aka Jewish star ✡ with a skull in the middle😲That's quite interesting, i wonder if Francis Meacher was a convert from Judaism?
Sue, remember Gay Byrne always saying "You can roll it there, Colette"? As I'm watching, I keep saying 'Steadt the gimble. Sue." I only said it a couple of times watching this one.
Just curious? Why are the tombs above ground? I lived in New Orleans for a while, and they do that there also, only because the water table is so high when there's a storm the water level rises very quickly and will push the coffins up and out of the ground.
Hello Sue, question, what was the meaning behind the mausoleum with the skull and the snake? Seems like really dark stuff, and thank you so much for sharing your interest in cemeteries.
My father had two first cousins, sisters, who were afraid of being buried alive. One died in 2003 and opted to be cremated. Do lead coffins stay intact or do they deteriorate in time?
Hi guys, beautiful graves. Chain attached to a coffin ? today it's meaning/ saying, would be, Saved by the bell. Wondering if anyone was ever saved by the bell, years ago ? Cheers. 👍🏻
Such an incredible waste of money surrounding bodies that waste away to dust. Souls leave their earthly bodies and move along to heavenly places. We will all be together again.
@@SerenitySueGraveyards Im glad Victorians didn't agree with the commentator, so they left those amazing burial grounds for us taphophiles to enjoy and appreciate😄
I had never heard of Mt. Jerome before. I usually equate Glasnevin and the graves of Daniel O’Connell and Michael Collins as the Dublin house of the dead. As usual, you piqued my interest in history. Maria, Countess de Lusi, married Count Frederick de Lusi and as she lived to a great age for the time (81) and so became a dowager countess.
Victorian era tombstones and grave markers certainly had a specific type of charm didn't they? The Memento Mori thing was almost always present, usually in the form of a skill or other dark imagery, like the Grim reaper and his scythe. Instantly identifiable from a distance as being from the 1800s.
Hi Sue , being buried alive is still real because I suffer from it I know it’s daft but I have nightmares about it that’s why I want to be cremated and I’ve warned my kids not to have me buried under any circumstances. This video is fascinating I love the really old gravestones.
In Europe, it's wonderful that you can peek inside crypts, vaults and mausoleums to see the actual coffins resting inside, that's not the case in the US😞American cemeteries require people to cover the crypts with a granite or marble slab🤷♀It's interesting to see the coffins because they vary greatly in style and form, depending on the craftsmanship and era, for ex it would be super amazing to see the cast-iron Fisk metallic burial cases of 1850s which were invented by Almond Dunbar Fisk of New York
My great great grandmother is buried in that cemetery the avatar on her stone reads a faithful servant for 44 years and her name . The family she worked for from the age of 13 really Treated her with the upmost respect which for the day was quite the rarity and the story is still passed down through my family to this day . They paid for her funeral and stone and insisted she had one of the best resting places in the cemetery which was fairly new at the time . I’ve only made the Journey twice in my lifetime to visit her resting place .
Now that is interesting, wish I'd found her, yes it's rare to see a servant treated with love and respect, I've found a few similar to your great, great grandmother and it's so beautiful to see and read.
When you’re a servant well loved, you are basically part of the family. ❤
Beautiful cemetery. Poor Edward. Wonder what caused his casket to collapse like that. I remember my great-grandmother telling us of a neighbor lady who passed. The doctor who had checked her while she was in a coma couldn't hear her heartbeat and pronounced her dead. They were having her wake and they had to put her on ice due to the hot Texas summer. While someone was sitting with her, she sat up and said that she was freezing. This caused the person sitting with her to scream and the others went in and she was very much alive. My grandmama said the lady lived for a few more years. That is probably why a lot of people were scared to be buried alive. Thanks for sharing Sue!
Wow, what a story, thank God she woke up before they buried her, OMG can you imagine 😳
Embalming stopped the fear of being buried alive. Once the body is embalmed, there’s no coming back. But before embalming, there were stories & indeed the fear of being buried alive.
Thank you, Sue for revisiting this lovely place.💖
Imagine to have that fear enough to install a bell
@@thomasbroderick767 how is Brookwood cemetery, I heard it was getting repaired as it was in a bad way??
@thomasbroderick767 ahh I was at Brompton, highgate and Kensal green, didn't get to Brompton
Embalming is not so common in the Uk, about 50% of people choose the process.
Big cemetary, old graves, all their loved ones are gone. Alot of history with doctors going back to Queen Victoria, whether a Mausaleum or a field rock, we all end up dead.😮 you caught a quick picture of the fox, I saw it. It looked like a red fox and had a white tip tail. Thanx for a great tour❤😊
Yes, it's rare enough to see a fox. Usually, I only see them dead on the road, unfortunately. That's always sad to see
I could wander around in here for hours and hours. Such a beautiful place and monuments! Thank you, Sue, for another wonderful video.
You are so welcome
Fabulous cemetery to explore! Scary to think of that bell having to be used. Thanks for the beautiful tour 😊 ❤
The fear must have been so real
We love you Sue and for all that you do to preserve this heritage .
Thanks so much ❤️
Beautiful cemetery! The thought of putting bells so if you are buried alive , gives me the creeps !!!!
Me too, to see the chain still there, I guess, means she wasn't buried alive
@@SerenitySueGraveyardsthat’s where the term “dead ringer” came from
@@madeleineharve4152 or saved by the bell?
I LOVE this cemetery. It is aesthetically so, so beautiful. Thank you Sue, I'm so glad you went back. In fact, you can keep going back there and we won't complain, (well I won't anyway:) Much love to you and yours xx Teresa 🇦🇺🤍
Thanks so much, I adore this cemetery and when in Dublin, we always visit Edward (the skeleton)
@@SerenitySueGraveyards Beauatiful. I love that you do that xx ❤
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Fascinating cemetery! The monuments, the mausoleums are awesome! Edward's skeleton 💀 looks like it is ready to jump out of what is left of his coffin! Seeing that Fox was cool. Great walking tour, thank you very much Sue and GV. Have a great weekend 😊
Glad you enjoyed it
@@SerenitySueGraveyards I very much did. Thank you very much for getting back to me.
THIS IS A GORGEOUS CEMETERY. I LOVE THE GRAVE OF THE MAN AND HIS DOG. THERE IS SO MANY STONES THAT ARE BEAUTIFUL THAT CAN ONLY SAY THANK YOU FOR SHOWING THEM.❤❤❤❤❤
You're welcome 😊
Perpetual care I think means care forever.Our lot is for perpetuity which means forever.The craftmanship of those times is astounding,safe travels,god bless,🙏🙏👋👋👍🇦🇺
It's good to know Peter, care forever is fantastic
@@SerenitySueGraveyards over here there is a choice of owner ship which is 25 years or perpetuity which basically is forever,hope your all well,god bless from ballarat,🙏🙏👋👋👍🇦🇺
@peterredfern1174 all good here, thanks Peter, take care
You’re correct, Peter. Perpetual Care means that the caretakers at the cemetery will maintain the gravesite, for as long as the gravesite exists, making any repairs necessary, and keeping the stone, and the burial site itself, in good condition.
Wow!! What a FASCINATING cemetery!! I love the sound of the gulls in the background!!
I suppose the possibility of being buried alive in Victorian times was quite high?! After all, the medical field wasn't as sophisticated as it is now, and sometimes people were pronounced dead when they were actually in a derp sleep or coma!! Scary, or what?!
Thanks for this VERY INFORMATIVE video, Sue!! XXXX 💙💞💕👍❤🤗👏
Very scary stuff Nadia 😳
@@SerenitySueGraveyards It sure was, Sue!!😮😮
Beau Travail comme d'habitude🔬🎬🗽🍀Bonne Nuitée la Famille🙏🌌
Bonjour Alex ❤️
Hi sue Steve from England. Just viewed your video. Sorry a bit late, went away for a little bit. Enjoyed the show. Lovely monuments. Catch up with GV two videos after this. Nice shot of the fox. Very excillerateing video Sue.
Thanks so much Steve, hope you enjoyed your trip away
@@SerenitySueGraveyards yes thank you Sue
Beautiful cemetery. Please keep it up 👍🙏🌱🍀
Thank you, I will
An enormous cemetery and some beautiful graves.
I absolutely adore this place
Your video reveals that, whatever wealth, property and valuable articles that won't come with a person at his graveyard..what a life we live on earth?why we have wrath, jealousy and other worldly desires? Nothing else only bones and skulls are the final property that remain undisturbed..one has to learn lesson with your videos..thank you Sue..
Thanks so much ❤️
Hi sue and GV very interesting cemetery loads of history thanks for sharing take care 👍
Glad you enjoyed it
Loved watching. Thank you 🙏
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you Sue for what you do. Hello from Michigan
You are so welcome
Thank you Sue for another wonderful video
You're welcome 😊
When you said it reminded you of a little shopping center, I immediately thought about the ancient, unearthed shops in Pompeii!
I was thinking more of little back street vendors but yes, that is true also
Lovely video thanks. Please take care
Thank you, I will
Sue, thank you for all the beautiful videos. I saw someone with one of my family names in a video! Learning about the history and people, is wonderful. Feel like I'm walking with ya
Thank you, I really want you to feel like you are with me
Great video Sue I really enjoyed the beautiful monuments and loved the Doctor Who was a physician to Queen Victoria .
Glad you enjoyed it, it's a fantastic cemetery
Thank You Sue!
It's a very beautiful architecture.❤👍😀👍
I think so too!
THANK YOU FOR POSTING THIS AWESOME VIDEO
You're welcome
Very interesting video Sue Thanku.Every headstone tells a story sad when their young ❤
Yes they do
Such a beautiful place - I could wander in there for hours!!
You and me both!
good find Sue, loved the chain and what an amazing visit this week and I could spend hours here
Thanks so much ❤️
Wow excellent vlog , love watching thanks keep up them coming.
Thanks Tom
The cemetery art is so beautiful. Many see it as extravagance and waste. I see it as artwork thru the ages and memorial history of interest to others that come after us:)❤
I like and WOW amazing TY so much ,,Keep up the great work
I'm glad you like it
Absolutely beautiful piece of history. Thank you for sharing, and God bless! ✝️🙏💖😇
Thank you too!
very nice video, as always....thank you !!! it's a great pleasure to follow you
Thank you very much!
Beautiful place Sue, and super interesting explore. Thank you ❤
Glad you enjoyed it
Great cemetery walk. Beautiful as always. Thank you for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it
Serenity Amooo seus vídeos de cemitérios vc caprichou parabéns❤💋👏👏👏beautiful
Thanks very much ❤️
Wonderful tour ty
You're very welcome 🙏
Another beautiful video thank you Sue, very interesting place. Keep up the good work and thanks for the live chat earlier
Glad you enjoyed it Clare 😊
Recently subscribed and just love your channel. Thanks for all you explore and sharing your knowledge of these beautiful places. So serene and wonderful.
Welcome aboard! Thanks very much ❤️
Yes sue perpetual care are people that care for graves headstones and roads inside a cemetery/graveyard another great video loved the coffins especially the one with the chain and bell shame you couldn't give it a little ring but I don't think it would move now take care and stay safe 🙏
I'd absolutely poo myself if that bell were to ring when filming,
Thank you for the tour, this is always interesting to see. Will be waiting for the next video.
Glad you enjoyed it
Hi there Sue and GV I am sorry that I missed the live chat...well as they say ...saved by the bell . Very beautiful indeed and have managed to last through all these years. I did not hear any voices today .I think it was there we heard the male voice last time. Thank you s o much and God bless.❤❤
No worries Belinda, yes a separate video
George Godwell, where you referenced looking like a coffee table. They are considered arks, some would reference it as a grave chest. I enjoyed this video immensely, thank you so much for taking the time to share all your hard work!
I don't think I've seen one like this before, with the lions leg, such a beautiful memorial. I wonder if there's a meaning behind them? Thank you
Its amazing isnt it
Another great video thanks Sue& GV
Amazing cemetery and video has always sue and grave visitations 👍
Glad you enjoyed, thank you
Great cemetery just love the different stones ❤
Hi Hazel, did you get everything sorted after, I've been thinking about you
I kept waiting to hear a bell. I swear❤
I hope she never had to ring it 😨
Imagine being there at night and hearing a bell😮
If i stop and think of piling one coffin on top of another the whole idea seems a bit macabre. But there are so very many burial traditions all around the world.
Thank you for your videos. They are fascinating and educational !❤
I love this cemetery , I could spend days there exploring ❤
One of my favourites ❤️
Hello Serenity Sue, Thank for another awesome video. The first headstone you showed with the cherubs and Star of David was beautiful. My adopted father's family was Jewish. Sad that someone was afraid of being buried alive. Chain attached to coffin that was really fascinating . Take care. Jean Crosby Nashville TN USA
I thought it was the star of David too but wasn't a hundred percent sure, nice to know I was right, thank you, oh I can't imagine her poor mind full of the fear, it probably took over her mental health terribly
I just think that the family should not have put the year of Mr. Meacher's death and age in Roman numerals which most people don't know. I had to Google XL which is 40 so that was the age he died at. Very young.
Oops sorry Sue.. not sure what happened with my membership. I have it to leave my account the day after my pension goes through. Anyway I have fixed it now.. fantastic video again . the chain is very cool
Thank you, ahh don't worry at all. Yes it's so cool to actually see the chain
I Love serenity Sue's video's... they're very nice....keep it going...
Thanks John ❤️
I’m not a fan of footsteps, but your crunchy footsteps on the gravel is soothing like ASMR.
Oh crunchy footsteps and walking on leaves or frost, I love it
Hi Sue and graham, another wonderful video, thank you. Do we know how much these beautiful graves would have costs back in the day.
I have no idea but big money back then ( I think you mean Cathal) ❤️
Great video thanks sue making it
Thanks Jamie ❤️ 😊
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Thanks ❤️
@@SerenitySueGraveyards no worries 👍
Aww sorry I missed the live...haven't been able to catch yours or GVs lately. I'm watching the video thouugh..looks good!
Thanks Kris ❤️
Gorgeous old history
It sure is
I thought, the the stone that looked like it was melting. I really liked it, it was something different. Very pretty.
Me too, very unusual design but so well crafted
This doesn't have anything to do with the video, but when typing up the channel name, I almost typed "Sincerity Sue;" but you are very sincere in this work, so that would fit as well.
Wow, thank you!
Don't want to be put in a family vault. Too many arguments in the afterlife!😂
Ahh stop, definitely don't want that now 🤣
@@SerenitySueGraveyards In Barbados, Caribbean/West Indies, there is a vault called ''The Chase Vault'. When this vault owned by wealthy landowner Colonel Thomas Chase, was opened in 1812, the coffins were scattered and in disarray ( coffins were intact and closed). Four years later and the following year, the same thing happened even though the coffins were always rearranged and the vault sealed. Even after the Governor in 1819 put his seal in the concrete sealing the vault, a year later when it was opened, the coffins were in disarray. The family decided then to bury the coffins separately. Two of the landowner's daughters were buried in the vault along with other family members.There are no earthquakes in Barbados and no on else's vaults were affected in this manner. You can research this as it is on Google. My family and I are from Barbados.
The bell was there because whoever was interred there was frightened of being buried alive
Yes, it's crazy to see
Great video you guys never disappoint.
Thanks Irene
@@RedheadTalesHi Irene!! 🤗❤
@@nadiabrook7871 hello girl how are you feeling today....♥️♥️♥️♥️
That place is huge and some of those stones are incredible…
It's beautiful
The Egyptian style vault Was very unique and interesting. I don’t think I’ve ever seen anything like that…
Me either, really nice work in this cemetery
Great video ❤
Thank you!!
@@SerenitySueGraveyards yvw and ty for sharing
A lovely tour Sue. I saw the red fox at the beginning of the video! Good catch! Every type of headstone they could think up was in that Victorian area of headstones from wee babies to old men. I still don't know a lot about Mt Jerome. Is it all one church denomination or is it a mix of many religions? I got your message and will write tomorrow. Many thanks. ♥️☘️
Hi Janet, all religions here, I love mount Jerome, so beautiful. Look forward to hearing from you xxx
I find it strange that many of the mausoleums have only a family name or one name but have many coffins inside. No way to know who actually rests there. The same with the numbered doors. Who rests there? So many huge & beautiful monuments. They must have been so costly. Today you only see a very few of large & costly markers. I wonder if it is the cost of them or have tastes & funeral customs changed over the years. I enjoyed seeing this cemetery. The size of it is amazing. A very lovely final resting place❤
Definitely everything you mentioned makes mausoleums and vaults less likely now in burial customs.
Sue, perpetual care means the family has payed the cemetery to maintain the tomb and that the bodies in there will be there for perpetuity. That is to say that nobody is ever going to disturb the burial
That's what I thought too, but it's the first time I've seen it wrote on a grave
Greetings from Poteet Texas. I was thinking that the family dropped at the end of the row with the big hole in the door the griped right nest to it if I'm not mistaken is the Warren family valt. I was hoping you wood mention it so I wood no for shere.
In the alley way part?
Fabulous cemetery 😊
It is 💗
Cremation keeps us closer to our loved ones than any grave. At least no one is digging thru skeletons and smattering what is left. A beautiful Urn gives us daily reminders of our loved ones.
I love being able to visit my loved ones' graves. I also have my children's nanny's ashes here.
I really like these tombs. They look a lot like I'm used to seeing here in Louisiana, USA
I just really enjoy your videos
You are blessed to live in a place that has graves like this, I love seeing these amazing memorials
@@SerenitySueGraveyards I really appreciated the tomb of the lady and the bell.
It really reminded me of a tomb in Buras, Louisiana. Back in the old days they actually buried a pregnant woman alive.
I don't know why. She must have had a very shallow heartbeat.
But after she was buried, she woke up and delivered a set of twins.
When someone went to the tomb, they noticed what looked like blood coming from the inside. I guess they opened it to try to find out why. Apparently, she gave birth and she had one baby on her chest and then other beside her around waist level. They said that she had pulled all of her hair out and had turned completely around.
The last time I saw her grave in the early 2000's.
My sweet son is also buried in a mausoleum in a neighboring town.
If you look at a map of the United States, Buras is about 60 miles south of New Orleans along the Mississippi River.
A lot of tombs and graves were destroyed years ago by Hurricanes Katrina and Rita.
After the storm, before the authorities allowed people to go back to assess the damage.
A lot of the tombs and graves were broken open and the contents were all over the place. They found a lot of well dressed people in the trees and such.
Great video, very interesting cemetery! Were you guys able to hear the evp? I was wondering if someone said something or a child crying. Either way, it would be amazing to hear it. Keep up the great work!
The EVP was heard in a separate video but I think I hear God Bless her?
That’s common in the US too but that’s the first mausoleum example I’ve seen. Here the person is usually buried. I think doctors and medicines got better. That’s a nicely laid out cemetery. Some you visit are so crowded that there’s hardly anywhere to walk for you.
In some areas in this cemetery, they are packed in tight
Such a cool place❤ People were buried alive and people lying in state have come out of it. It happened a few months ago someone in a morgue woke up. So I really cant blame people for being scared😮
Seriously, oh my, that's terrifying
GV was teasing with that tennis ball. I thought you caught an orb at first!!
This is such a beautiful place. I really wish I could visit.
For a second, I stopped but then realised it was him messing lol
Edward still needs his Guinness.
He's hanging in there a long time John, I'll have to bring one next time I visit
Gorgeous. Had to look up XL tho, poor guy was only 40!
How sad
Another amazing Sue video, thank you!It's the first time i see a Magen David aka Jewish star ✡ with a skull in the middle😲That's quite interesting, i wonder if Francis Meacher was a convert from Judaism?
@@giannaezekiel5666 I don't know, it sure is very interesting
Sue, remember Gay Byrne always saying "You can roll it there, Colette"? As I'm watching, I keep saying 'Steadt the gimble. Sue." I only said it a couple of times watching this one.
I do, ahh bless Gay Byrne, he was a legend.
Just curious? Why are the tombs above ground? I lived in New Orleans for a while, and they do that there also, only because the water table is so high when there's a storm the water level rises very quickly and will push the coffins up and out of the ground.
The people are buried below in vaults
Hello Sue, question, what was the meaning behind the mausoleum with the skull and the snake? Seems like really dark stuff, and thank you so much for sharing your interest in cemeteries.
Usually death and mortality
@@SerenitySueGraveyardsThank you for taking the time to respond,much appreciated,and very interesting channel.
Hey. Do you often hear EVP sounds ?
Occasionally on videos yes, not all the time
My father had two first cousins, sisters, who were afraid of being buried alive. One died in 2003 and opted to be cremated. Do lead coffins stay intact or do they deteriorate in time?
Some do but eventually they break down too
Hi guys, beautiful graves. Chain attached to a coffin ? today it's meaning/ saying, would be, Saved by the bell. Wondering if anyone was ever saved by the bell, years ago ? Cheers. 👍🏻
Thanks
Such an incredible waste of money surrounding bodies that waste away to dust. Souls leave their earthly bodies and move along to heavenly places. We will all be together again.
So true but I have to admit to loving these memorials
@@SerenitySueGraveyards Im glad Victorians didn't agree with the commentator, so they left those amazing burial grounds for us taphophiles to enjoy and appreciate😄
@giannaezekiel5666 ahh yes, I do have to admit, I'm slightly obsessed with these monuments
Is County Dublin same as the City of Dublin?
Or was the City a part of the County.
The city is the big town, the county holds lots of smaller towns and villages. Dublin is the capital of Ireland
I had never heard of Mt. Jerome before. I usually equate Glasnevin and the graves of Daniel O’Connell and Michael Collins as the Dublin house of the dead.
As usual, you piqued my interest in history. Maria, Countess de Lusi, married Count Frederick de Lusi and as she lived to a great age for the time (81) and so became a dowager countess.
@@vdimasteremeritus thanks, yes Mount jerome and Glasnevin are huge cemeteries in Dublin, both well worth a visit
Just Imagine actually Hearing a bell in the graveyard as you passed by!
I know right, scary stuff
Victorian era tombstones and grave markers certainly had a specific type of charm didn't they? The Memento Mori thing was almost always present, usually in the form of a skill or other dark imagery, like the Grim reaper and his scythe. Instantly identifiable from a distance as being from the 1800s.
I definitely have a love for the Victorian cemeteries and graves, they certainly knew how to bury their loved ones with these amazing monuments
I would hope that your headlines are drawing in viewers.
I'm not personally attracted to them.
Always interesting presentations.
Thanks Clark
I have no idea how Edward was in life, but at least he always greets his visitors with a big smile in death☠😂
I adore Edward. He's always there when I visit, laid back happy chap
Hi Sue , being buried alive is still real because I suffer from it I know it’s daft but I have nightmares about it that’s why I want to be cremated and I’ve warned my kids not to have me buried under any circumstances. This video is fascinating I love the really old gravestones.
It's a fear I've never really worried about, I think because we tend to wake our loved ones for a few days after death
Why is the chain there?
If she woke from the coffin, she could pull it and someone would hear it and rescue her
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Thank you ❤️
In Europe, it's wonderful that you can peek inside crypts, vaults and mausoleums to see the actual coffins resting inside, that's not the case in the US😞American cemeteries require people to cover the crypts with a granite or marble slab🤷♀It's interesting to see the coffins because they vary greatly in style and form, depending on the craftsmanship and era, for ex it would be super amazing to see the cast-iron Fisk metallic burial cases of 1850s which were invented by Almond Dunbar Fisk of New York
Thank you, yes they are very Interesting
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Its called a Dead Ringer
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