OLD Cemetery Graves ~ Strange, Creepy & Beautiful Headstones ~ Tombstones ~ Grave Robbers ~ Tombs 👀
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You can go with us to see strange, beautiful and creepy grave markers. St. Louis old cemeteries Bellefontaine & Calvary and their unique old graves
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The lady with the mop…Rebecca Sire was one of the oldest residents of St. Louis when she passed. She was President of the southern relief fair which raised over 140,000$ to be distributed to impoverished families in the south affected by the war.
Is the mop symbolic?
@@JaggedThings I am wondering that. It must be but googling hasn't helped. I would love to know
It is probably symbolic of the parable of the woman who lost a coin and swept her whole house until she found it. Referencing how God will work tirelessly to find lost souls.
I'd like to see that "mop" in person, because I thought it looked like a torch that she was putting out against the ground, symbolizing the end of life extinguishing the fire of life etc. I never saw it as a mop
Think it's a mop? Might be an extra large torch. Unless of course the mop represents something else besides cleaning.
The type of grave with all the red flowers is a "cradle grave" - typically used for infants or stillbirths, so it's very kind to see that it is being maintained all these years later 💗
Yes, you are right it is a cradle crave and these were common for children. However they are also common for all ages. This one was for a a twenty something year old. I have seen a lot of them for adults but rare to see one so well taken care of. The flowers in this one was beautiful, a rare vision. Thanks for watching, 💜🤗
They were also called mort safes
I think the lady Sire is holding a torch, which has fallen and about to extinguish, as is life.
That's what I was going to say, that SIRE (not Shire) was holding a lowered torch.
The lady with the mop…Rebecca Sire was one of the oldest residents of St. Louis when she passed. She was President of the southern relief fair which raised over 140,000$ to be distributed to impoverished families in the south affected by the war. She spent countless hours caring for the wounded soldiers of both the North and the South during the Civil War, even taking untold numbers into her own home. She served as President of the Southern Relief Fair, often spending her own funds. the mop represents the ones she cared for (wounded soldiers cleaning up blood and aided them.
@@kathysawicki4742 is a mop
The ones made to look like a pile of stones represent a “cairn”, old burials often used cairns to keep wildlife from digging up graves. The “mop” is actually a torch pointing down, an old symbol of death.🖤🇨🇦
Thanks for the info
Sorry I didn’t see you had said that✌
I have to agree, it is a torch, pointing down, but not extinguished yet. I would hate that anyone would be having to hold a mop for eternity!
@@jeffreyyoung4104 The torch symbolism goes back at least as far as Ancient Greece and the Eleusinian Mysteries, where an image of the Goddess Hecate is shown holding two torches. One torch points down indicating Death, and the other upright, signifying Rebirth. The classical revival brought many of these symbols back into use, particularly those relating to death. I must agree that holding a mop for eternity would suck.🖤🇨🇦
@@jeffreyyoung4104 It probably is a torch but still looks like a mop to me. Thanks for your comment and for watching
I would like to make a suggestion, when you are showing the gravestones etc could you linger a little longer on the persons name as find a grave often has so much information on them and their families, a rabbit hole which I often fine I have gone down. Thank you for doing this.
I will certainly try
The grave you state is " is a lady with a mop " it's not a mop . She is holding a torch with a flame still burning even though it has fallen . Since Rebecca Sire raised money for families in the South after the civil war , I think torch still burning , even though it has fallen is representative of the south . They may have lost the war , but their spirit still is alive , I.e. the flame .
Thanks for the information. I grew up in the South and I feel they are winners.
Many things in Southern Cemeteries refer to the War Of Attrition.
A flashlight is helpful in reading the old tombstones.
While I can appreciate the effort put in..the graphic that leads into the video reads "CEMEMTARY" and the whole vibe given off is lacking education and respect in some ways..again, not trying to be that jerk but these are still deceased folks and some reverence and research should be observed. Thanks for the video!
If the graphic you are referring is my thumbnail, I don't see any misspelling. Thanks for watching and for the kind words
Wow these are beautiful! Really, really beautiful. The bronze one was just amazing. The architecture is gorgeous! 🖤 Loved taking this little walk with you!
I always visit old graveyards when I go on a vacation. Guess I am strange and jagged too.
My favorite people are strange and jagged. 😊💜
Alot of famous people burried there. MR.Clark was of the Lewis and Clark expidtion.
Yes there are many famous buried here, and yes Clark was from the Lewis and Clark expedition and so was Sacagawea but she isn't buried here. Thanks for watching.🙂
Love very old cemeteries. They are unique, showing personality and an art that is DEAD from the most uguly,close together,every grave looks the same. These are not CREEPY 🕊🇺🇲💕
I agree
6:21.....is it a mop...or a torch ? The shaft does not look like that of a mop. If it is a torch...it means the flame of life has been put out.
Thank you for the information
It definitely is not a mop but rather a torch upside down to indicate that life is now extinguished. Beautiful stone but sad at same time.
I just found your channel today I love graveyards .my granny used to take me and my sister all the time when we were young and my stepdad did too.we had to put flowers on our ancestors graves.I live a couple blocks from where my mother in law is buried so I go all the time with my lil dog.im going to be buried right by her..I want to get a bench so my grandkids could come and visit me when I'm gone.
Glad you found our channel. Thanks for sharing your story. A bench is such a nice idea. 😊💜
Hello! Great Video! I love the Flair of these old Cemeteries! In 12:40 you asked, if the three "s" are a Mistake. No, its not a Mistake, its a German Word - they put together two Words "Schloss" and "Stein" so now its written "Schlossstein". The German Language ist very very complicated . . . Greetings from Austria!
Greetings Austria! My grandmother's family were from Austria. Thanks for the information and the kind words.
Sidney Rowland Francis was a trader on the floor of the Chamber of Commerce, he rapidly became one of the most successful traders in grain and produce in St. Louis.
Thanks for the info
The grave marker with the eye, hands and triangle means that the man was Free Mason.
Thanks for the info
The eye , clasped hands and 3 chain links are the symbols for the Odd Fellows, a completely different fraternal organization.
My town has a big old cemetery ,that I find grave markers that I haven't seen before .every time I make a trip to see family relatives graves.I find new ones .
That's great! This one has several we haven't seen yet. We will have to go again and do more videoing. Thanks for sharing!
I hope y'all get around to posting more videos like this soon. Loved this walk with you. So respectful and kind. ❤
For you and the sweet viewers like you, We plan to do one very soon. thanks for watching and the kind words
I think for William Clark, the animal head opposite the buffalo is a wolf, not a lion...the face/head is more pointed and canine-like.
You ought to be more respectful of those people who were loved by their families. Try not to be so flippant. You probably don’t mean to be but that is not haw it comes across.
Sorry you took it wrong. I love cemeteries especially old ones. Thanks for watching
When a headstone says the person "sleeps" it means they are at rest while awaiting the resurrection with the coming of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. It is disrespectful to say "I hope they weren't burried alive," and other such comments.
I am very respectful. Thank you for watching
Amen to that.
What a ridiculous comment about being buried alive. Did you really think they'd bury a person alive and put it on their headstone??Just because you say you're respectful doesn't mean that you are. I thought I found an interesting and educational experience in your videos. Boy, was I wrong.
Such a silly and bizarre comment about her being buried alive. This is a Christian thing to say we sleep until Jesus returns. Very strange. Tells me the content creators don’t know anything about Christianity.
I agree...it actually is a pretty idiotic statement to make about burying them alive..if you aren't going to respect the old graves then don't bother visiting them.
The grave at 9.05 without a death date has 3 links below the hands which is the emblem of The Independent Order of Oddfellows started in Manchester England x
The PX symbol is a Catholic symbol for Christ. You see it in many Catholic churches.
12:06 is St Mary Magdalene
23:44 might be the virgin Mary with Jesus and St John the Baptist as children at her knee. That was a popular holy card in the 19th century
In traditional statue symbolism...angels and saints often are shown with bare feet because of an old belief that demons could never fully appear as a human and would have hooves rather than feet.
Thanks for all the information. I found it very interesting.
@@unacceptablesisterpeter3431 This one was so beautiful and sad. It always make me emotional when I watch this part.
I’m so thrilled to find this channel because I LOVE to visit cemeteries. You can learn so much about the people who are buried there and the grave art and epitaphs are amazing. Wherever I travel I try to visit the local cemetery, even when I’ve traveled to foreign countries.
We are thrilled that you found this channel too...LOL, I've never been out of the states but would love to visit cemeteries in foreign countries.
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If you get to go to London -- they have a cemetery that also has weird opened little type row of very small long buildings like sperated openings that once held coffens in them at one time, it was made of concrete.
Accupple of ladies got pushed & scratched while inside, I think because they disrespected the legend that was told -- . This was in 1970.
I had gotten a picture of the lady that had jumped in pain while in there & it was a black shaddow thing-- that pic is long lost to time.
GhostCityShelton 👻 is my channel that I'll start up again one day.
@@ruthshelton-tp9ie We would love to go to London one day. That cemetery will be on our list if we ever get that way. Thanks for the story and good luck on your channel.
@@JaggedThings
Ahhh... thank you !
If you're ever in Maryland I'm close by a cool very haunted lighthouse called the Concord Point Lighthouse -- it would be great if we could do a video together maybe one day.
Oddie from Obsoleteoddity is a good Channel 🥰 you might like as well. We talk together alot.
The black ghosts in the water I saw with my own eyes , they were helpful.
Good luck with your channel as well.🖐️👻
@@JaggedThings
If you get to London & see the Tower Of London take lots of pics to maybe get sprite pics.
A rude guard told me that no one gets to see behind whatever door it was. I spoke out loud & asked if any sprite was around to please open that door for me.
The big heavy door opened then very loudly SHUT ! The guard must have jumped a foot in the air. I thanked the sprite. That made my day.
I thought the lady with the mop, was'nt a mop, but a flaming torch lowered in respect. I am probably wrong!
No, it really is a mop and one viewer said she was one of the oldest residents of St. Louis and President of Southern Relief Fair. However, it did look a little like a torch.
Perhaps she is eternally mopping tears.
@@JaggedThings loved the vid, cheers from here in the UK
No you're not
This is a very c common statue in UK and it indicates that life is now extinguished so torch has been lowered to have its flaming light ( life) cease to light the persons path through life.
Loved the video until 24:52 when you tried to see inside the above ground grave...Please be more Respectful of Someone's Final Resting Place.
Thanks, glad you liked the video. I don't believe looking through a crack is being disrespectful, people destroying graves is disrespectful. Thanks for watching and for your honest opinion.
@@JaggedThings It is very disrespectful of you.
Beyond disrespectful.
You guys are reaching, having this “fake outrage“ ..NO HE DID NOT try to peak in the vaulted grave. Gimme a fkn break
Great video. I’m drawn to old graves at our cemeteries here whenever I go most from between 1830-1940. I think they just want someone to say hi!
Thank you, glad you enjoyed it. Yeah, I think they like being remembered and in the spotlight.
17:00 Thursday, June 20, 1974, p. 4
Active Wickenburg resident Brad Blossom died Friday June 14 at Wickenburg Community Hospital of Cancer.
Blossom, 62, was born and educated in St. Louis and graduated from Amhurst College in 1934.
He worked as an investment broker in the 1930's and founded Master Plastic Corporation which furnished parts for the aircraft industry in the 40's.
He sold his interest in 1952 and the following year married Eleanor Barrows Waterbury. He moved her and her family to St. Louis where he operated an insurance agency until 1960.
He was a winter visitor to Wickenburg since 1953 until 1960 when he established a home here. He was active in several small businesses and in 1967 he was a founder of Hydroculture, Inc., a pioneer firm in hydroponic growing. He served as Vice-President and Director of that Company until his death.
He is survived by his mother and brother in St. Louis, his wife and two adopted children and five grandchildren.
The Captain Clark gave was something else ❤️
Thanks for watching
Not a mop but a torch....her flame has gone out.
That's sad
It is sad, but back then it was sign of respect to have a life so bright.
Beautiful grass there. Well kept. Listening to the birds.
I loved how beautiful it was and how the birds seemed so at peace there
Those bronze are amasing.
Litle graves always make me so sad, died way to young.
Hardly had a life to live
Yes, it is very sad
Awesome video thanks for sharing
Glad you liked it. Thanks for watching!
11:35 that is THE Lewis and Clark burial site. And that symbol is one I recognize from growing up in a Lutheran church.
Thanks for the info
Intriguing and the music is intriguing! Causes me to follow you some more…
Thanks. I appreciate you letting me know.
LUKE 8:52 And all wept, and bewailed her: but he said, Weep not; she is not dead, but sleepeth.
Thanks for watching
@@JaggedThings Your Welcome.
The Bible says we don't die we sleep until second coming
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After one second your new life starts.
Enjoyed the tour and loved your commentary ha
Thank you, glad you like it. I have my own way of thinking 😄
If you use thin paper lay on the writing and then use charcoal pencil on the paper often you can make it out.
That's great advice. We will have to give that a try. Thanks! See ya at the next video. Stay jagged, my friend😊
I do some genealogy and this is the technique they use.
@@JaggedThings Use spray shaving foam to keep the shape.
awesome walk around 🙏💫🕊️
The weepiing angels are stunning! I don't think I've ever seen those before. I wish the cemetary would restore and keep the monuments up, but I expect that cost falls to the famiily and not everyone there has family that want to pay to restore an old grave of some relatives they never knew. Such a shame - they deserve to be preserved.
Im a new subscriber, i love old cemeteries and the headstones and especially mausoleums, weeping angels are my favorite too. Thanks for sharing this beautiful cemetery. Although sad to see that a few were broken ( with age)
Thank you for the kind words and for watching the video. 💗
Wow really cool cemetery lots of amazing monuments and mausoleums. Just found your channel. I also video cemeteries and graveyards in Ireland 🇮🇪
Thanks, glad you found us. Ireland? I want to go there. You have much cooler looking graveyards and old abandoned buildings. I am jealous. I am coming over to see your channel. 😊
@@JaggedThings hi jagged thank you for watching my videos and I hope to see you in Ireland one day 🇮🇪🇮🇪
Love this video…right up my alley.. great job..
Thank you! It's viewers like you that encourage us to make more videos.
the grave with the eyeball on the stone indicates membership in the masons.
Thanks for the info!
In Bellefontaine and Calvary's old embrace,
Where time has left its weathered trace,
There lies a realm of ancient grace,
Where strange and eerie headstones pace.
Among the shadows, tombs arise,
Their secrets hidden 'neath dark skies,
With marble faces and silent cries,
They stand as sentinels, ancient and wise.
Creepy and beautiful, their forms entwine,
Inscribed with tales from a bygone time,
Markers of souls now lost to rhyme,
Yet their presence lingers, a spectral chime.
Beneath the moon's ethereal glow,
Whispers of the past gently flow,
As grave robbers once dared to sow,
Their greed in soil where spirits grow.
But among the moss and ivy's vine,
A sense of peace begins to shine,
For though the living may decline,
These old graves hold stories divine.
So wander with us through the night,
Where tombstones gleam in eerie light,
In Bellefontaine and Calvary's sight,
Where old cemetery graves ignite.
Loved your commentary!
Thank you for the compliment. We make these videos for nice viewers like you 😊
Rebecca West Sefton Sire, looked her up, "First married to August Rene Chouteau (the grandson of explorer Pierre Chouteau), Rebecca then married Captain Joseph A. Sire after Chouteau's death. She spent countless hours caring for the wounded soldiers of both the North and the South during the Civil War, even taking untold numbers into her own home. She served as President of the Southern Relief Fair, often spending her own funds". Probably moping up after the aftermath.
Interesting read. Thanks for the information and for watching
Beautiful cemetery
Thanks, I agree. I love old headstones and there are plenty of them here. See ya next video. Until then, stayed jagged my friend 😊😊
If you want to do a road trip. Come to Chicago. Graceland Cemetery is beautiful and had a lot of historical figures. There are also quite a few graves that have interesting stories attached.
I love Graceland, it's all that and more!
We plan on making a trip soon to Chicago, again. Thanks for the information on the Graceland Cemetery. We will check it out
I think that was a torch instead of a mop. I've seen another statue similar to that with an extinguished torch but can't remember where.
Thanks for the information
All cemeteries should be cared for. A person's final resting place. At least that is what one thinks .The law needs to protect those who can no longer protect themselvesn
I agree with you. So many are being neglected or filled over for new construction. It's horrible how many headstones end up dumped in rivers. Thanks for watching and sharing your comment.
I watch alot of these videos with others like Faces of the Forgotton, and you really do give a awesome presentation, but I think you need to spend just a little time with the ones you stop at and try to read whatever is there, like the Lewis and Clark site, it would of been awesome for you to read what was the side of that huge stone, that beautiful white marble it looked to be, just beautiful.....you are great with the little inserts you write, gives a laugh....keep up the good...and keep going to these beautiful places.
My all time favorite page. Faces of the Forgotten. I love that he takes time to look up history of some forgotten souls and can tell us a story of their life. Great videos he puts out every week...
I love history and love seeing cemeteries and gravestones etc
Gen William T Sherman and his family is buried there in St Louis
I love his videos too
Thank you for the nice words. Glad you enjoyed the video. This cemetery is very large and I apologize that we did not have enough time to read all the headstones.
The stone cutter's cemetery in barre Vermont is a really beautiful cemetery and the tombstones are something else.
Thanks for letting us know. Maybe some day we can head that way
It is a beautiful place. Mostly Italian stonecutters who worked their art at the "Rock of Ages" quarry and the shop where the monuments were carved are buried there.
I like the video very much. I also like your replies thanking people for information. I subscribed.
Thank you for the kind words and very glad you liked the video. Thanks very much for subbing!
The curved stone grave toppers have nothing to do with grave robbers. It indicates that that person was buried in a vault.
Thanks for the information
You supposed to be reverently at cemetery!
Thank you for noticing how respectful we were.
@@JaggedThings You were not at all.
If you're near Fall River, Massachusetts, visit Oak Grove cemetery. It has the graves of Lizzie Borden, as well as her father and stepmother. It's located near the main entrance. Can't miss it, as it has a towering family monument on the site.
That would be great! Hoping to get there one day and look it up. Thanks for the information.
Amazing cemetries. Love the weeping angels.
They're my favorite too
My granddaughter and I love going to cemeteries, we try to find the oldest and youngest. We have a lot of fun
Glad to hear someone else loves cemeteries too! Thanks for sharing and watching
"...She is not dead but sleepeth." Quoting Jesus regarding the maid he raised from the dead. Luke 8:52
Thanks for the info
'Weep not, she is not dead but sleeperh' is a Bible quote. Look up Talitha, Cumi.
Can you just imagine how beautiful and expensive some of these gravestones and statues were back when they lived ??? The cost must have been so very expensive...
And then compare that money into todays day ...gosh. just simple gravemarkers are expensive now...!!!
I agree. The artistry and mastery of their craft is awe inspiring!
Have you covered grave shelters/houses/sheds? I'm looking for a playlist and Findagrave virtual cemetery. Have you heard of the Association of Gravestone Studies? We used to be members. They can tell you what each of the symbols carved into the tombstones mean.
No I haven't, but I will look into it. Thanks for the suggestion!
Nice video.
I love cemeteries also.
But you need to Learn more about the different types of Headstones and Symbols.
You are assuming what 'You think' they
look like to you... is the truth.
If you are going to narrating a video, it needs to be accurate
Information. Thanks.
Google😂
Europe has the most beautiful old cemeteries
I would love to visit Europe and see their beautiful old cemeteries.
Italy florence, ( churches) France ,Paris Pere la chaisse..
Same I love looking at all of the headstones 🪦 and I like to look at the kids grave
Me too! The kid's graves are so adorable
That big angel is beautiful!! Nice cemetery.
I think it is beautiful too. Thanks for watching
I love cemeterys😊
Me too!
The Schlossstein is a family name, and is originally from the middle Europe as an ex Germany. Schloss means Castle Stein means stone, put together make 3 SSS.
Thanks that was very interesting and informational
I enjoy the forgotten cemetery's
Me too! Thanks for watching 😊
You'd love mount hope cemetery in Rochester NY.
Thank you for the interesting video. Its good to know im not alone in appreciating the cold beauty of these places.
One grave at mt hope i can think of is jack the rippers. A few books were written about a suspect who relocated to roch, continued some killings and passed away without being charged.
Interesting. Thanks for the information and for watching
My guess is that the "mop" is a torch that is lowered to symbolize her light has gone out. Cool channel content 👍
Thanks for the compliment and the information
The one with the hooded robe that you said was blacked out, you could see a face as you moved the camera back. Creepy!
Okay, that is creepy!
Moe so as the first thing you notice about face as you pull away is the eyes.
It represents death
That was made by artist that made the design of the $20 his place was in New Hampshire
Graveyard = "Hallowed" ground for that denomination. Cemetery = burial spot for anyone.
What a lovely cemetary. And the birds chTting
Glad you enjoyed it
If such a place can be beautiful this is …. By the way I’m sure the lady wasn’t ‘ buried alive ‘ .. it just means she is at rest with the lord before her resurrection .
Yes, this is a beautiful place and as for the buried alive, Jeez that is a relief...LOL.
Asombroso cementerio!! Gran video!!! Donde está ubicado?
Que pena que no se restauren esas bellezas...
Algun día deben visitar el cementerio de La recoleta en Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Gracias por su trabajo, un cordial saludo.
Hopefully, one day the headstones will be repaired. Thank you so much for your kind words. We are in St. Louis, Missouri, USA. Argentina is a beautiful country and we would love to visit some day. Best regards
I think the statue with the mop signifies the mopping up of the tears shed for her.
I don't know if that's a fact, but I think it is a beautiful thought. Thanks for sharing
We find peace walking in graveyards.. Although there is one in Houston not sure of the name but it's been nicknamed blue light cemetery. It's been on unsolved mysteries for being haunted. As kids we use to go out there all the time. Seen lots of strange things there... It's off 1960 and cypresswood
It's a really old graveyrard use to be back off in the woods.
We'll have to check it out when that way. Thanks!
Qu avez vous vu d étrange? Merci
You should come to El Paso, Texas, and do a segment on Concordia Cemetary. A lot of the graves were removed to make the 1-10 freeway.
We have John Wesley Jardin resting here.
*Hardin
That's interesting. We may get down that way one day
The music in the beginning reminded me of the movie version of Flowers in the Attic
I had forgotten about that movie. You are right. Pretty creepy movie. Thanks for watching😊
@@JaggedThings Yeah it sure was lol! I read the book series too but the movie was, yeah creepy!
I really enjoyed this!
@@Equestrianmommy thanks🤗
The Last name SCHLOSSSTEIN , is authentic originated in the USA in 1800s no mistakes are make here... please have some respect, thank you
Thanks for the information. I am respectful, sorry you didn't think so.
@@JaggedThings I'm sorry if I misunderstood.
the long stone over the grave is called a wolfstone. it's to protect from wild animals digging.
Thanks for the info!
The very least you could do is some reach on the graves you visiting … I’m appalled at you didn’t spend more time at the Lewis and Clark memorial….
I love going to old cemeteries and reading the head stones,I took my boys with me,when they started dating my eldest said “Mom did you know that girls don’t like to go to old cemeteries “
Just be careful not to bring anyone home with you.
I will certainly try
I love going to graveyards but my husband thinks it’s sick. And now I’m in a wheelchair but I do get to my family members.
Is there a reason why you blurred out the headstone wording on the downcast angel standing on her tiptoes that you described as making you want to cry? I see you rarely focus long on the sentiments (unfortunately) but am really curious on this specific one
The lady with the 'mop'...It is not a mop it is an inverted lit torch which means the flame of life has been extinguished.
A simple trick to reading tombstones that are not legible is to rub all purpos flour over the area. Doesn't hurt anything and the rain will wash it away.
Thanks for the info!
Hola- I don't mean to pick the fly crap out of the pepper but its an American Bison not Buffalo. Good video thanks
Since Bison and Buffalo are the same, I guess we are both right. Thanks for watching
Neat place...I just wish you would read more of the stones...
When we go back, I will certainly try to read more of the stones. It is a big place and we will be going back soon. Thanks for commenting and for watching
It's well maintained better than the other gaves yard in middle of nowhere
Yes, it is maintained well. It is in the middle of St Louis
Also, have you been to the old cemetery in Ste. Genevieve, MO?
Not yet, but we have been planning to go. We hope to go soon. I hear it is beautiful! Thanks for the suggestion. Stay jagged and see you at the next video 😊
It would be great to clean up the old stones
I agree
Amen!Thou they are dead yet shall they live.
A beautiful cemetery! You would do it more justice and respect to learn funerary symbols and as well as Christian symbols. Victorians were very fond of symbols of faith and love. Lots of good books you can learn about them to better illustrate what you are viewing.
schlossstein is german for castlestone
Thank you for the information 🙂
You can take paper and pencil to rub the writing on the stones out by turning the pencil sideways.