Frankenstein’s Shocking Gravesite!
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I have family buried there. I lived not too far from there in my early days. It's a beautiful old cemetery. 🕊️❤️🙏
Thank you my friend 😊
I really appreciate you sharing that. Thank you!
The monster didn’t have a name. I think that’s what he was upset about. 😂
You may be right.
Just imagine what that family must have endured with that name!
I had thought the exact same thing when I watched the video. Bless their hearts.
Oh I’m sure it was mentioned. Thanks for watching!
This is so cool. I’m surprised that no one has ruined this marker just for the name that is on it.
It was a neat visit. I enjoyed it!
Never expected to see a grave with the name Frankenstein. So cool. Thanks for sharing.
I didn’t either. Apparently the locals visit it a lot.
As I recall, Frankenstein was a fairly popular surname in German/Austria. Personally though, after Mary Shelley put pen to paper, I would have changed it, or at least modified it! I once went into a cemetery in Ontario and found 3 interesting graves. One was a Titanic survivor (she was two when the ship went down, 88 when she died). Another was one of the infamous Donnelly Family (serious troublemakers, depending on who you talked to, who ended up having their house burned down around them). Third stated, I kid you not, name, dates and 'I Told You I Was Sick'.
Frankenstein roughly translates as "Stone of the Franks" and there's a legend that the adopted son of one of the Frankenstein barons was an alchemist who they claimed created a monster in the cellars of Castle Frankenstein. I'm sure Mary Shelley heard about that...
I would love to visit that cemetery. Sounds very neat!
Young Frankenstein gets a mention, to lighten things up …
That’s right!! Lol
I love hearing folk lore and urban legends about things like this. So fun. Another great vid !
Glad you enjoyed!
That is so Cool !! I have always been so Intrigued by the stories of the Mothman . After dad retired from the service we moved to virginia to his home place.. Whenever we would go To ohio as soon as we got across the the west virginia line Mom would say you all keep look out for the Mothman. She told Dad once we need to go to the Mothman Festival. . He gave her " that Look" lol
Thank you so much for taking Us along to see this interesting tombstone.. I honestly did not know there was any frankenstein's In that area !! ✌️🙏🌹
I really appreciate. The mothman story took place about an hour and a half from me. It is an interesting tale. There’s actually a big statue. I may film it.
The Frankenstein family had to be burried somewhere. 😁
That’s true!!
We have a rural cemetery rather small that has a blue light that is lit....and sometimes not. It's been said that when the light is not lit, the ghosts are gathering there. People from many rural towns come out to see our towns rural cemetery. The name of cemetery isn't even shown on anything so it's always been "the Blue Light" cemetery. As a teenager we'd drive out there at night and day too and stop out of curiosity.
Now that is neat! I’d like to check that out.
Gene Wilder in Young Frankenstein: it's pronounced Fraw-ken-steen! 😂
Hahaha. I should’ve pronounced it properly.
Great movie!
Just down the Knoll a bit from the Frankenstein grave are the graves of Rollin and Anna Hudson, two Ohio natives who were brutally murdered with an axe by an unknown assailant in Paola, Kansas, on June 5, 1912. The Hudsons had just moved to Kansas from Ohio only a few months before their brutal, and still unsolved murder.
Oh my goodness!!! If I wouldn’t known, I would’ve definitely filmed it. Maybe next time.
Thanks for this story. I love Frankenstein.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Check out the Jersey Devil. They say you can see him in the Pine Barrens. In the state park off of Route 206. Never camp alone 😂
I need to check it out!
What a awesome gravesite of Frankenstein family even though it's not the original monster Frankenstein but hey that was a awesome!!..I wonder if there's a werewolf Family gravestone somewhere on this earth?? 🤔🤷🏻
Now that’s a good thing for me to search for!
Hi. .very interesting story...what a name to have ... LoL....mine isn't great lots of jokes ....never knew people had that name ..I thought it was made up for the shows and movies.....thanks for vlogging the cemetery.....take care..... Deborah 🇨🇦
Hey Deborah!! I appreciate the comment. Thank you so much!
That would be a cool one to visit. Thanks for sharing
Any time!
Interesting story
Gee I would have changed my name if I was named Frankenstein. Thanks for finding this strange grave.
I appreciate you watching.
Our lore is the Jersey devil.
I need to read about that. I’ve had several talk about that.
So cool❤❤❤
Thanks for watching!
I once read that two of Vlad Dracula's sons are interred in the crypts of an old Eastern European church within feet of the sons of Baron Frankenstein. Dunno if it's true (the book I read it in "In Search of Frankenstein" wasn't the most factual book I ever read) but it's an awesome idea anyway.
So neat. Wow. Thanks for sharing.
@@Whittdocs Like I said, not sure if it's true. It's almost too perfect to be true...
Interesting story. People can be silly.
Fun! Thanks so much for watching.
That was a fun one.
Thank you!
Fun !🪦🤖 Ancient City folklore probably, the “Fort” & obviously Saint George Street and others , The old Jail . The lighthouse ⚓️🛟 The cemeteries. the whole Ancient City really. There’s shadow figures , 😂people who have passed on …… 👻☠️
So neat. Thank you for sharing.
Wow thats interesting thanks buddy
No problem 👍
Nice
Thanks for watching!
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Creepy
For sure!
Nice