Help Me Decide! Mausoleums, Statues & Gravestones - Dunmore Cemetery Revisit
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What is the Most Unique Gravestone in this cemetery? That's where you come in... Welcome back to the Dunmore Cemtery, a pristine looking cemetery with beautiful statues, Mausoleums and one of a kind Gravestones, but my question is, which is the most unique? As you watch this video, comment down below if a particular item grabs your attention or you feel is the most Unique. To see Alan's video check out @RevengeOfTheApocalypse.
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Thank you once again for taking a stroll with me through this beautiful place. I'm looking forward to hearing what you think is the most unique...
It's tough to decide!! So many epic monuments🪦
That Miller one is pretty good!
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Hard to decide! I loved the old mausoleums! The Banno and Grogin headstones, so beautiful! Such a peaceful and scenic place!! Enjoyed strolling along! Thank you for a wonderful video!!
Enjoyed the walk but couldn't decide on the most unique. I was intrigued by the pyramid.
The rings are Odd Follows. I've decided that I want a green ( natural) burial
Old cemeteries are always cool to explore. It’s nice seeing all of the different markers and mausoleums . Some of the symbols on them can be found in church windows and architecture as well.
Beautiful cemetery…so many beautiful mausoleums…hard to pick the most unique.
The 3 chain links is Independent Order of the Odd Fellows. They stand for friendship, love, and truth. Many have the FLT in each link...I do like the Miller mausoleum however I have chosen a green burial. Darn no family names in this round lol. Love the cemetery videos.
I learned about the chain links in my last cemetery video, but was filmed the same day. Thanks for confirming
Bodies. Built into the side of the mound.
3 chain links is from international organization of odd fellows
I liked the grave stone with an angel on top with an angel pointing towards heaven. Thanks for sharing this video with us.
You are very welcome
Great video as usual. I love walking in large cemeteries for the nature, the quiet and the peace. Something special about walking in cemeteries. To me, there is no unique one. There all unique, just like the living. We’re all unique in our own way 🤗 have a great night JP.
If you've never been to Forest Lawn Cemetery in Buffalo, NY, it would probably be worth the trip.
Know that cemetery very well. Very peaceful place. Lots of friendly squirrels and chipmunks. I had a chipmunk eat out of my hand once there.
The piano music was so fitting for this video.
have you ever been to the walking dead cemetery?
My favorite of the last one you shown. The angel with wreath in front of it. Very well scupted.
Awesome video JP very well edited and put together. I can tell you about a small cemetery in the small town of Hackett Arkansas. It's called Old Hickory cemetery and the founder of the town is buried there. His name was BF Hackett. Keep up the good work.
The one with the clown engraved on it.
I'd prefer my body be left out in the woods for the animals to enjoy. Get my matter circulating back through nature. But I really don't care about being memorialized with a fancy stone or crypt. I'd rather my family and friends do something productive or fun with whatever money that would cost.
I Like the Grogan one with the bench where you can sit next to the angel😊! On a side note, the mausoleums with the ornate door knockers. Who's going to let you in🤔😲
I liked the Grogan headstone with the bench and Banno with the nice picture on it . The three chain links you see on some stones means they were members of the odd fellows lodge ....
I think the pedestal in one of them with small box on it was someones cremated remains but still in the mausoleum.
Nice tour, JP! The one I found the most moving was the Grogan grave, (at about 17:36). The wedding picture on it really helps convey that these were real people, with lives and dreams. Their choice of photo deepens the impression, with the two people looking at each other rather than the camera person. You can sense how happy they were as they started their lives together. I feel like most gravestones don't really do that.
These old cemetery videos are so awesome Jay. They hold so many memories of the people who lived and died in those areas. I love the artwork and designs on some of those mausoleums. They are so awesome on how they are constructed. Thanks for sharing this my friend.
The three chain links stand for the independent order of odd fellows. It’s a group kinda like the masons. Also In cemetery symbolism this is thought to represent suffering (the cross) followed by eternal reward (the crown). Oh and the metal is almost always bronze not copper, also you can almost make a entire language out of headstone symbols. great video I’ll definitely subscribe and look forward to new content ✌️
Thanks for the info
Also one of you other videos you had asked about money left of graves it kinda has a few meanings. Leaving a penny at the grave means simply that you visited.
Leaving a nickel indicates that you and the deceased trained at boot camp together.
Leaving a dime means you served together in some capacity.
Leaving a quarter at the grave, you are telling the family that you were with the soldier when they were killed. In addition to these families would also leave it as a “tip” to a grounds keeper for the upkeep of a plot. Hope this helps. Oh and it’s a Jewish tradition to leave rocks at a burial site. In case you come across that in your travels. ✌️
Thanks!
You made this adventure through the cemetery enjoyable thanks JP great video
Our religion frowns on cremation. I would love to have a family mausoleum if we could have afforded it. Of course all of my family has already been buried in the ground a long time ago. I once took a photography class in the 1980s and we were sent to Atlanta's old Oakland cemetery to take slide photos.
I have to say I like the Jermyn Moslem one to he honest .I love the detail and copper and stone theses were made with such great craftsmanship . I also really enjoyed the revisit and the piano music at the end . Really good video as alway's !! 👍👍
Thanks Robert
Astonishing beautiful!
Angel bench was very unique
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What would you do if you knocked on a mausoleum door and someone answered it?
Make sure I captured it on video!
For me i think a little poo would come out as i was running away 🤣
Grogan Gravestone
The family pyramid
I think the enormous mausoleum is the most amazing one I think I’ve ever seen.
It's very impressive
doing vidoe on the Forty Fort Cemetery
The Roesler monument has a compass on it, not a sundial. It probably indicates that he was an architect or naval person? I’m not sure, but it’s an important part of what that person’s career was. Thank you JP for taking us along on this very touching journey. 👍♥️
Thanks for the correction 😊
The pyramid
I like your favorite one also jp
.The headstone at .22:45...says it all .....broken hearted grief ...
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I like the head stone with ducks and lake on head stone
That was a very beautiful video and very interesting. Thank you for revisiting it I enjoyed it and I love the music that you played. Thank you again...
Most unique (unusual, different) is the pyramid-shaped stone. My favorite……..the angel on the bench ❤️
I think Platt is related to the Woolworth family
I love the old headstones, so much craftsmanship and uniqueness. Works of art. My favorite today would be the angel holding the anchor.
Oh my they can burry me or in with family long as they don’t cremate me
They are all unique and beautiful.
The pyramid is my favorite.
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I wonder who has the keys to these ancient mausoleums?
Since I've never seen one before, I'd have to say the pyramid is the most unique. Not my favorite, but definitely unique.
Loved the tour, especially seeing the mausoleums and the montage was incredible! I guess my favorite is the mausoleum with the cross on top; beautiful. The stone with the rings and compass means the man was an Odd Fellow and a Mason; 2 fraternal organizations. Thank you, JP; always enjoy your videos; God bless!…..🌝
Great video. So much history in these old cemeteries. The mausoleums were my favorite. The funeral directors was the best with things from his past ...
I love walking the old cemeteries of Savannah. You can get some great exercise and a history lesson. I’ve seen the graves of the founder of the Girl Scouts and the composer of Jingle Bells.
My favorite monument at Dunmoore is the pyramid mausoleum.
my did got a new stone for my family,,, older site, late 1800s, had to get rid of the zinc 'stone',,, cause his name was on the new one along now with the others. so, the 'stone' now is under my deck,,,, i wonder if it's worth anything,,,,,,
Very beautiful cemetery, I enjoyed the stroll and I agree, it was peaceful and relaxing. I think it would be neat to be memorialized in a mausoleum too and all of the structures have such intricate construction. They are all so beautiful, and I thought all of them had their own uniqueness, but some of my favorites are the Dickson Mausoleum, the Grogan gravestone/bench with the beautiful angel, the Banno gravestone with the gorgeous mural, and I still really like the Scranton Mausoleum doors. Beautiful photos as always! Wonderful video JP, thank you!
Here's an interesting fact about that vault, it was in a music video back in 2016 and this band is based in Scranton.
Is there a link to the music video?
@@JPVideos81 you can go to RUclips and look up Threatpoint Bury The Wicked. I'm pretty sure it's the same vault/crypt. The video shows them walking through the cemetery and the girl points them where to go. The band doesn't actually play in the cemetery.
There too many to choose from. I think I liked the little church the best. But the Miller was cool too. I wouldn’t want a big mausoleum, seems like a lot of money . I’m not big on😅 the afterlife so to speak. Cremate me , although I do have a plot probably no headstone. 🤷♀️
Beautiful video...grounds are very well-kept. My favorite Angel, at 3:16, is so graceful looking, as she points up to the sky, you can see she has a star on her head. I've never seen a star on an angel statue. Most touching headstone, at 17:38, is the Grogan Angel/bench with the wedding photo of the couple. There is also a cute Cherub at the base. The most unique monument has to be the Zimmer Pyramid, at 18:44. This was also the most heart-wrenching, due to the simultaneous passing of the family. Honorable mention is the very unique Miller Mausoleum, at 19:54, of the 1903 funeral director. Incredibly unique interior with the chandelier, photo, and items from his former business. This one would have been easily overlooked had you not pointed this out as your personal favorite. Cemeteries definitely have fascinating history. Very well done, Jay! Thanks for bringing us along!
Wow incredible grave stones and mausoleums you just don’t see that great work in graveyards today
Hey JP always enjoy your videos
And I like to share a channel
You might enjoy Sidestep adventures !
Hi Jay, I didn't read many of the comments below so I don't know if anyone else mentioned about the Zimmers (pyramid stone). The husband and wife were both killed in a train accident while on a business/pleasure trip I believe in upstate New York. The Zimmers owned a furniture store on Main Ave. in Scranton. There is also a young girl whose name escapes me who is buried in Forest Lawn Cemetery. Her tombstone has a statue of her sitting on a bench. She was also killed in the same train accident. The Zimmer tombstone is one of the most interesting in the Dunmore Cemetery.
Very unique and impressive cemetary! I can't say I have a favorite but I have to say that the one that was the funeral director was pretty interesting with all the items inside. Thanks for sharing JP and stay well.
I think the whole cemetery is unique. hard to pick just one or two
Hello Jay
I really enjoyed another cemetery tour with you. They really are a peaceful place to be. Really kind of a humbling reminder that life shouldn't be taken for granted. We never know when we will see our last tomorrow. I loved the entire place, but my favorite was the mosoleum at around 5:15 into the video that resembled a chapel with the name Dickson on it. I love the old country church appearance. Would love to see you explore some old church buildings. There are so many beautiful ones. Looking forward to your next video. Until then take care and God bless.
I enjoyed watching your video. My favorite is the statue of the women sitting on the bench, it seems to me like she’s always there talking to her husband.
I wonder how much a mausoleum would cost today let alone the large plot.
I found the pyramid and the castle to be the most unique. It's interesting to see how many towns in the area were named after people buried in this cemetery.
Seems strange to me that up north people are buried in the ground and down south (Georgia and Alabama) they are buried and the markers are flat concrete on top of the ground and no headstone.
Great video once again! You've inspired me to plan a few road trips this summer to visit some of the cemeteries around Ohio.
I couldn't pick just one, there all unique! Such a beautiful cemetery JP! Thanks for bringing us along!
My pleasure!!
Hello JP excellent video like always I like the mussoline that you showed towards the end the funeral director that was put to rest there and that big beautiful Lake scene on a headstone the one with the Ducks thank you for taking us along until next time stay safe take care love from upstate New York
great video as always jp. i love the hole thing about cemetery walking taking photos and learning about who the people were and seeing those who made a name for them in their community. also seeing thouse who served fr this county and reading their names out in remembrance of their service,
Composting for me
Very interesting I'm very intrigued by old cemeteries. It's funny you should mention Washington because this place reminds me of Rock Creek cemetery has very many mausoleums maybe even more than this place. And there are others. Also in Cumberland Maryland there is s huge old cemetery that has MANY cool structures and crypts. it is Rose Hill.
You should check out the Easton cemetery:) Nice video!!!!
Already did 😊
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I like How The mozillion's look like little house's.. thanks for sharing ❤❤❤ stay safe love ya
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Two of my favourite places to see a graveyard a haunted Location, I love ❤️ to see the Mausoleum the best x x
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Do you know what the three chain link symbols mean?
People have commented that it's order of the odd fellows
U have an obsession with graves n cemeteries But okay i may spend my coffin money to get to Yeh AMERICA Yet
Appreciation, not obsession
They are all unique and special!!! I like the bench with the angel sitting on it!!!
The one that you used your flashlight to read, it could possibly be one of my ancestors!!! My favorite uncle out of my mom's 8 brothers, name was James Grant the same as the name on the stone!!! My 4th great uncle was Ulysses S Grant, President and General Grant!!!
This was great Jay!!! I've always loved to stroll in cemeteries and I thank you for letting me tag along with you 💙💙
Take care, stay safe and warm out there!!!
Much love from South Carolina ❤️
May God bless you ❤️❤️
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A very beautiful place. I could never pick just one. There is a lot of craftsmanship put into those memorials. I have relatives there from my grandmother's Faust side. It is soon coming up one year since I lost my son to suicide. Everyday my heart is feeling heavier ♥
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Thank you for sharing one of the best cement the area. I always loved the Miller one. I have a few relatives buried there
Glad you enjoyed it
What a lovely place! It would be hard to choose, so I consider them all worthy. You could do several visits to this one. Thank you!
Agreed, hard to choose
I think mausoleums make a cemetery look so much better than a standard grave stone it's like having your own mini home and not stuck in the ground also they look very unique and interesting it gives cemetery more class very nice designs only the rich could afford them place is massive I think the pyramid and castle were awesome
I totally agree!
I'm pretty sure the Roesler monument that had the "sundial"/measurement tool on it was a Freemasonry symbol.
Thanks for the info
@@JPVideos81 yes he’s right, many of these big expensive tombs have Masonic symbology. Many of such important Masons are also Jewish, you can trace the names of not apparent at first. Gentiles, most Christians at the time (just as now) have not the money for these monuments. A lot of Jews also have changed their surnames once settled here, took more common names to blend in.
Onward to a new adventure!!! mausoleums can be so spooky 👻 I can remember as a kid going to the hatboro cemetery and their was a little mausoleum where 14 members died in a house fire back in the 40's and can remember the door slamming shut while inside 🙄 I wasn't in their long..
And why are the doors always green? I remember the same.
I believe they are made of copper and they oxidize and turn green.
@@JPVideos81 I'm amazed that thieves didn't steal them for the copper.. still grave robbers in our modern era.
You seen some unique grave stones while I seen a lot of Freemasons grave stones like the Square with the crown on top signifying a very high ranking member, even the hand pointing up with the chain link cuff is a freemason symbol and each has their own special meaning.
Thanks for the info on the symbols
@@JPVideos81 Forgot to mention the Pyramid gravestone with the slightly sunk in front plaque represents the All Seeing Eye just like on the dollar bill.
Super gorgeous!! I need to venture up there sometime! 🪦i agree this cemetery is extremely photogenic📷 OMG those pine trees🌲🌲🌲 Just WOW💚
This is just up the road from Forest Hills
@@JPVideos81 Awesome! I'll do both!!😉
Another great one from the video king himself. Thank you, JP. It's hard to pick a favorite because they're so unique. If I had to pick one it would be the huge Mausoleum or any of them for that matter. The designs inside and out almost tell you what the person or family was like when they were living. I can't get enough of the cemetery videos. Along with enjoying the videos, I find them very relaxing and calming to watch. Do you still have the same P.O. Box in Taylor for monetary donations and card?
I no longer have the po box. I have a paypal link in the video description.