Hearing MYSTERIOUS NOISES In This Old Columbarium! - Cypress Lawn Colma California
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- Опубликовано: 24 июл 2022
- Hearing MYSTERIOUS NOISES In This Old Columbarium! - Cypress Lawn Colma California
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I like it when there's a real picture of the person. The Egyptian style they were doing there in the mid to latter 19th century was aesthetically very pleasing at least to me.
So many ashes in this place.... Nice video 🙏💐💐💐
Stunning beautiful place and event you shared.. Because of my R.A. And slow healing fingers I’m tooo slow for chats but sure enjoy your videos and seeing the comments of Awesome folks (( miss ya all👍✌🏻
Thank you!
Beautiful old columbarium. What a peaceful place. I especially love the niches with the windows, where the urns can be seen.
I love the book urns, I love the idea of a library serving as a place of rest for the departed.
got further in around 16:00 i had the volume up and caught a snatch of whistling.
What a beautiful place. I love the different assortment of urns, the bronze turning green. Just awesome place. All that marble wow. I shall say nothing of the noises, but someone wanted attention 😯. Great footage Tony. Thanks 🌺
Beautiful ‼️ Thank you 🌈☀️
There must be a stairway between the 4th floor and the ground floor, that would give access to floors 2 and 3. If there were no stairs, and you were on floor 4 and the elevator stopped functioning, you would be trapped there forever in that creepy building. I could feel the paranormal power through my laptop.
I have looked in the past for a stair well and unless it’s behind a locked door I never found it. In the bathroom there was a secondary door that had a lock on it who knows
Nice bathroom, so many cremated remains wow. Do u think it's noise from the Spirits? Amazing!!! Beautiful ❤️
The slamming noise I heard a couple times concerned me lol
what a beautiful and peaceful place
This will eventually be my eternal home. I'm getting one of those niches in the alcoves on the first floor. One of the bronze fronts with the cool teal oxidation on it.
This is a beautifully kept building
@10:32 Thomas & Jeanne. They were BIG society folks. She was a graduate of Stanford and he was a graduate of Yale. Their wedding was described on about 1/2 page of the society section in 1937. Thomas was a prominent engineer working on projects from Burma, India to Bulolo, New Guiana to San Franscisco.
Very cool😎
beautiful columbarium and mausoleum , I always feel creeped out more in a mausoleum like this than a cemetery for some reason , like I'm being watched and weird noises , for some reason thier presence feels stronger in such places , hope your well Tony x
I want to go their so bad looks like so much fun
Be on beautiful love the colors so clean and stunning
That was beautiful. Thank you. Be safe
Could have been the wind, but on the first floor I heard moaning👻🪦
@3:05 Solomon Peiser - He was the founder, president and chairman of the board of directors of Consolidated Chemical Industries, Inc. He lived in the St Francis Hotel for 20 years prior to his death. He died in his room at the hotel. Ms. Elsie was one of his two daughters. I am assuming that George was his son-in-law.
May 2-4, 1946 - Known as the "Battle of Alcatraz" and the "Alcatraz Blastout," six prisoners were able to overpower cellhouse officers and gain access to weapons and cellhouse keys - in effect, taking control of the cellhouse. Their plan began to fall apart when the inmates found they did not have the key to unlock the recreation yard door. Shortly thereafter, prison officials discovered the escape attempt. Instead of giving up, Bernard Coy, Joe Cretzer, Marvin Hubbard, Sam Shockley, Miran Thompson, and Clarence Carnes decided to fight it out. Eventually Shockley, Thompson, and Carnes returned to their cells, but not before the officers taken hostage were shot at point-blank range by Cretzer (encouraged by Shockley and Thompson). One officer, William Miller, died from his injuries. A second officer, Harold Stites (who stopped the third escape attempt), was shot and killed attempting to regain control of the cellhouse. About 18 officers were injured during the escape attempt. The U.S. Marines were eventually called out to assist, and on May 4, the escape attempt ended with the discovery of the bodies of Coy, Cretzer, and Hubbard. Shockley, Thompson, and Carnes stood trial for the death of the officers; Shockley and Thompson received the death penalty and were executed in the gas chamber at San Quentin in December 1948. Carnes, age 19, received a second life sentence.
Yes that was it thank you for refreshing my memory. 👍
♥️ this was amazing.
Thank you for the beautiful tour 🙌🏻
Love these videos! I love the art and history…glad I’m not the only one that loves going to cemeteries and mausoleums! ☺️
Love this video. Love your channel.
Thank you
Another beautiful location! Wanted to send some support your way during this important time in your life. RIP to your father and may you and your family experience the healing and closure you need.
Thanks Matt, yeah my life is a little upside down right now. But on the way to becoming normal again.
Toujours un véritable moment de détente🔬🎬🌌Beau Travail comme d'habitude💪Alex From France Amiens🍀🍻🙏
They have a bathroom?! Man that's a fancy columbariun..
This was a great tour..... I love the artitecture and the marble walls the urns were really nice,it looks like many of them were cremated and interred there a very nice place
A riddle for you, Tony
Q- Why did the tombstone tourist visit the columbarium?
A- Cremains to be seen.
Hahaha
That was brilliant!!🏆😄
The building is stunning but I don't believe in ghosts. May their souls rest in peace 🙏🏼
Oh my is this the other side where the pond is? I never been to this section. Very old very pretty wow! Thank you for sharing
Yes it’s on the other side where the pond is
I love video
Great video Tony. Sorry I missed the “live”. Keep up the great work my friend
Thank you Maureen
Been there before cold wind I'm a big hiker🙂
@4:11 Morris Stusaft - He was an amazing developer and the reason that Redwood City was developed and exists. He was from Poland quit school in the 5th grade, started out shining shoes, the moved up to building a plumbing business (the largest in thew west) which led him into construction. He was the one who built the Pacific Gas and Electric building at 245 Market St in San Franciso, and Stusaft park in Redwood City is named after him. He did a lot of other developments. Interesting guy.
Oh yeah as Redwood City is not too far from that cemetery. Thanks for the info!
Very beautiful and creepy!! Loved the turquoise color 😍
You might be interested in the original portion of the "Chapel of Memories in Oakland". I've worked with a former employee who wouldn't go in that building after dark.
I was there a while back definitely a different vibe I might do a revisit at some point
Did you see the final tally of peeps in your channel? It was either 52 or 55....can't remember exact count. Pretty good, I'd say. :)
Oh yes, it was awesome
Seems like a decent time to do a premiere but I know I would be running into sue Or Cathals at times and I don’t want to do that. They have been doing 2pm here for a while
Beautiful place! I wonder if they have security cameras inside?
I was there in January. I was on the fence about spirits until I spent time there. I heard a moaning noise and I quickly walked outside for a bit. Once my nut’s dropped I decided to get on the elevator where I was FaceTiming my friend whom refused to go back with me. On the ride up it got really cold and that same time my phone froze up I felt something on my left shoulder and heard what sounded crystal clear to me was “it’s okay, come with me.
Once I made my way up I went straight to a door which was unlocked leading to the roof. I opened it being greeted with a security door. Riddle me this, Why did I know the dial combo to the lock?
Did you feel like there were spirits around you? Love the video.
I’ve had that happen on a couple of different occasions
Unfortunately, the wind contaminated the sound on the 1st floor. I tried going over the video again with the volume all the way up with headphones. Just heard noises that could be explained by either the wind or the traffic from outside. The building itself sounds like there's little to no insulation from the outside noises on the 1st floor. Also, there were too many places where it sounded like the wind was leaking through. Probably from the old windows or small cracks in the the walls. The 4th floor seemed to be better with sound insulation. Was a great walk through anyways and would be a fun place to explore in the future.
Slamming I heard a couple of times freaked me out
@@CryptDoor It would've freaked me out too.
@@CryptDoor had many experience’s in the whole Cypress Lawn I have been going since I was little my biological mom passed when I was three
Great place could be brass bronze or copper they all turn green over time. The ugliest chair covers ever and its such a nice place.
Yeah the chair covers were ugly
Beautiful mausoleum, it is HUGE!
The only thing I heard was the wind
coming thru somewhere. Are those
fixtures brass or bronze? Another great video Tony, thank you very much.
I think it’s bronze
@@CryptDoor Thank you very much for getting back to me. Take care.
Great tour Tony! I wonder where they moved that escaped inmate to? Strange how they left his picture there! Or was he ever there? Interesting 🤔
I think his wife may have moved them
@@CryptDoor thanks👍🏻
All of these people have been cremated, which is a surprise considering so many died a long time ago. It must cost a small fortune to place an urn in one of the nooks to be held there permanently. Do you have any idea of the cost, I'm just curious. Thanks for the nice tour.
When we had our father’s ashes put in a different location it went from 8,000 to 20,000. The higher up it is is cheaper and the lower more accessible the more expensive
Old Columbarium? my great aunt is in the original Cypress Lawn columbarium "ES-Old Columbarium" . built in the 1890s this was the first in the United States to be built inside cemetery grounds. an earthquake in the 1950s compromised the original structure and is no longer open to the public.
@17:34 Dude you have to quit getting in the elevators. At some point, the zombies are going to get you if you're not careful! Lol.
It’s part of the adventure. Haha
@@CryptDoor Zombieland - Crypt Door Edition. Rule #256 "Elevators are part of the adventure." *perfect* haha
LOL! When apocalypse happens stick with me if you want to survive👍
I’m not worried about the last Twinkie, I’m worried about the last Choco taco. Haha