Forgotten In Death--Goldfield Cemetery-- Goldfield,Nevada
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My days of walking for hours around a few local cemeteries are few because of my health. My friend and I would walk in the older parts because it was the dates from a hundred years ago that were interesting to both of us. I now stop by and visit my friend who passed away at 54. I miss her dearly so I stop and chat with her every chance I get. Keep posting your videos because there’s a lot of people like me who love how you tell the stories of the graves with dignity and respect!! Stay safe and healthy in your travels (and in 2024)Lamont!!! 💕🙋🏻♀️💕
Those were very kind words.
I've seen that location on a couple ghost hunter shows. I love how the wind's blowing as you're walking through the desert cemetery. Sounds like the area was pretty lawless back then. The Wild West, as it's known.
It's lawless from Portland on down to Mexico an over to Las Vegas. Cartels have taken over the land a crimes rocket high now
I don't look forward to much these days, but I always look forward to these videos. Thank you, Lamont. Safe travels.
This was very interesting. Old abandoned towns fascinate me. The stories they could tell and the unknown. Thank you Lamont 😊
The “ unknown “ markers for some reason always gets me. Thank you for bringing us this story sir !!
My mom was born in goldfield not much to do moved to San Diego when she was 13. Her dad was blinded in dynamite accident they only got _76 a month for 6 people to live on very poor
Me as well. It’s almost as if they never existed BUT they did. They almost certainly had love, friends, family - even if things weren’t well in their life, they were still very human.
A fascinating place, thank you Lamont. God bless the man who ate library paste and the ladies who died in the fire.
When I was a kid in school, I remember the whitish paste used for pasting papers. It was really an edible smelling paste and didn't smell like the common school glue. I don't doubt that some kids went as far as tasting it and it probably wasn't poisonous unless someone ate large quantities.
@@JustJoe827that paste was sweet. Yes, kids tasted it (my friends and i did back in the 60s and 70s) and no, it wasnt toxic because it was known kids would taste it.
@@nikkidodd2305 I remember it from around 1rst grade to 4th grade, early Seventies in N.J. 😁
@@JustJoe827 did you taste it?😊
@@nikkidodd2305 Not that I remember.
Strange world 🌎 this is. No one gets out alive. Thanks for sharing this Lamont.
RIP to them all. Many died so young. Those high desert mountains would be a neat place to rest a person’s bones with views to peek at “occasionally like.” Very cool stop there, Lamont. Thanks for the video.
That is a cool graveyard!! I love the background mountains!! And love hearing the stories of the ones who we have lost 🕊 Thank-you Lamont for sharing And yes that does look like human ash!!!! That is one grave yard I would love to walk through!!!!
Wow, what a skyline!!! You are such a good storyteller!!! Thank you. I'm a barber and alum was used to hold down the hair too
THESE ARE EXACTLY THE TYPES OF VIDS I LOVE from you! The history is so fascinating and boundless. Ty so much for this!!
These are your best videos Lamont. You need to make more videos like this one
Hello, very interesting place and they passed young a lot of tragedy 😢 so very sad .Thank you for sharing with us and taking us along on your journey. Take care 😉
We all know Wyatt earp got popular when he and his brothers and Doc Holliday took out the Clanton brothers in O.K corral in Tombstone , Az
Goldfield hotel has been investigated several times, every time we drive by the hotel from Reno to Vegas (7-8 hours)I’m always fascinated and scared by it
Did they ever finish restoring it?
@@arizonaarmadillo5829 not fully yet
@@arizonaarmadillo5829No. Red passed away and his son is not interested in it. Its up for sale.
Wyatt is better known for the same reason Paul Revere is known. Someone wrote a poem or a song that was popular at the time. Those crosses must have been put up much later, not part of the original cemetery
Not sure if it's just me, but love the remoteness of those graves. Just left with nature.
I've had the idea since seeing QR codes businesses use for advertising now,Each grave should have one so that family/ researchers like yourself could add information about each person even photos. All of my life I've found old graves depressing not knowing who the person was.
What an amazing idea!!! What a way to keep your loved ones memories alive!
I remember in the 90s me and my friend did a school project and we came up with a gravestone that had a solar powered screen that would play a video and show pics of the person
Thanks for sharing, Lamont. That one grave is human cremains. I have seen cremains and that is exactly how they look. May they all RIP.
I appreciate whoever has been doing the research and work to put the new metal markers on so many Graves. I also appreciate your honoring these people. The "unknowns " and the "stillborns" are just so sad!😢
Great video Lamont. Thanks for the background on these folks. Your work is much appreciated.
13:40 - So this is why they told us to stop eating the glue.
Wyatt Earp died on July 13, 1929 in Los Angeles of cystitis at his home.
I think the home where he died is still standing. I live not too far from there. I believe they moved the home several feet from it's original location
❤ outstanding 👏
Lamont, if you haven’t visited before, the ghost town of Bodie north of Mammoth Lakes, CA is fascinating in its state of “arrested decay”
I'll definitely look it up. Thank you:)
A local cemetery here in South Georgia. Lot of babies from around 1917 and 1918. Spanish flu.
I've been through Goldfield ,if you blink you'll miss the town . They have been remodeling some old buildings there . For the most part it's like a town frozen in time . I have seen a lot of videos of ghost hunts at the hotel there ,very crazy stuff . I know I wouldn't stay there. This place is really spooky at night . The town is very small and nothing around for miles . You can also see a lot of minds everything still sitting there frozen in time. Definitely a lot of old deaths in this small town . Crazy to think back in the day this place was booming in its day . Great video to watch ❤
May they rest in peace. Good commentary and content.
Stay safe out there, and rock on, Lamont! 💜✌
Thank you for doing Reno and parts of Nevada!! We have lots of infamous locations out here! ❤️
13:50 See?! See what happens when you eat the paste???! To all those kids that used to taunt me and eat paste in pre-school, count your blessings if you're still among the living!
Thanks for sharing this your amazing work and time is appreciated
Thanks Lamar for all the awesome content you deliver to your viewers including myself. Stay safe out there.
Wyatt and Virgil are cousins of mine. My Aunt Virginia married Nicholas Earp.
Lamont, plz do a video on the school. Would love to see the old school. Thank for the video ❤
I love these western dessert stories. Thanks Lamont !
wow it was dangerous back then. that cemetery got filled up real quick, all those people died within a couple of years
Hmm I used to live there in Gold Field Nevada. While I worked at Silver Peak Nevada Silver mine. That town hasnt grown any since i was there that for sure.
Dam when did u live there?
Where? In a trailer ? We have many that stay for work and then leave .
Wyatt Earp is buried in Colma California near San Francisco. Virgil Earp is buried in Portland Oregon
Great to see these again. Thanks Lamont
Goldfield is one of my favorite towns. It still has its own radio station.
Thanks for sharing!
Someone's wife hanging with Frank Sinatra would be like someone's wife hanging out with Lamont, She would'nt come back the same.
She aint comin back at all 😅
If someone is concerned about their wife not coming back or not being the same, make sure she uses Dollar Tree (Greenbriar) body wash and shampoo. It is like garlic to a vampire.
I'd take Lamont any day over Frank Sinatra. He's a great singer but that's about it.
That looks like the type of graveyard we see in those old Wild West movies. I'm reminded of the scene at the end of The Good The Bad and The Ugly. Especially considering many of those occupants were the victim of gunshots. I'm curious, but are those graves on the top of the hills?
Always find the reading of these old pioneers and settlers very intriguing.
Very fascinating stories. Loved this! May they all rest in peace ❤
I enjoy the forgotten in death and faces in death videos you do, it’s interesting to learn the history of these places and those that have passed. Great work as always, Lamont really enjoyed this one 😊
Another interesting video Lamont. Two thumbs up. Always enjoy watching your clips.
At one time Goldfield was amazed, the Goldfield hotel was a very popular. I lived in Tonopah for years.
Good to see you Lamont! Keep your Great Channel going! Be safe and cautious!! 🌺
Really enjoying this as I work. Makes the afternoon much more enjoyable 😊
There is such a lonely vibe there, I guess because it is so stark and everyone lined up, some without crosses
Hello Lamont! Thank you for such an interesting tour! I could spend all day there walking from grave to grave reading the markers but at the same time this cemetery gave me such a depressed feeling! Again thank you wonderful video! Take care and stay safe!
Virgil Earp is at Riverview cemetery in Portland Oregon. Close to my uncle
That was definitely a fascinating place Lamont ❤
VERY haunted town!
It is?
Yes I watched all those shows here with zac and crew ghost adventures
Fantastic video as usual!
I love the old cemeteries they have such a interesting history thanks Lamont😊
Thank You@ for all you do!!!❤❤❤
This video was so interesting
I really love your narration. It's like you're telling a story one on one to a friend. Thanks for bringing this story to us, Lamont
Useful history information 😮 watching fr Jamaica 🏖️
Well Lamont you’re getting closer to Idaho!!!! Please stop by! You’re loved and appreciated here! Safe travels and Happy New Year 🎉🎉
What a cool cemetery! I would love to go see this amazing place! Thanks Lamont!
Thank you for this historical review of Goldfield Cemetary. 👍
Wow , great video. I have driven through Goldfield so many times in fact drove through just two days ago. I always wish I had time to stop and especially go to the cemeteries.
Thanks for the tour Lamont. Love your videos. 💕😊👍
keep up the great work big man.
Oh wow very interesting graveyard.
Great video Lamont! Thanks for sharing all these stories about these forgotten people,s stories. The one about library paste was definitely different. So sad about the mother and daughter in the house fire. Stay cool my friend! Definitely hot where you are.❤😊
Wow, can’t believe how many people died by gunshot back then, it really was the wild Wild West.
No different from today
Hi 🙋🏿♀️
Awesome place, great history.
Virgil is buried in Oregon, Wyatt is born in Cali.
Goldfield is a neat little place. I have been that cemetery.
Great video, thank you
Ghost Adventures did an investigation there year's ago. They caught poltergeist activity there in the basement and they had other professionals look at their footage, no one could debunk it or figure out the brick & boards falling/floating. I think that was back in 2004. I could be wrong.
Great video Lamont Merry Christmas Happy Holidays ❤
Very cool! I have driven through Goldfield many times and considered touring the cemetery there. Thanks to you Lamont I definitely want to see it! It reminds me of the old cemetery in Tonopah, Nevada just a little bit north of Goldfield but wow, this one in Goldfield is so much bigger. The hotel is indeed haunted, and so is the high school! Very interesting video. Thanks for sharing it with us!
Hey Lamont!Another great tour,thanks.
The original "Vanishing Point" movie had several scenes filmed in & around Goldfield. 69-76 Columbia Ave, at the Goldfield Hotel. "Super Soul's" fictitious radio station, KOUW, was on the same block.
It would be an interesting addendum
Hope all is well and I hope you had a blessed Thanksgiving. Be safe and careful on your travels. 😎
We went inside the hotel and school as well. Lots of history there.
FANTASTIC VIDEO!!!!! Cemetery looks well kept for being soooo big & soooo old!!!!
One of my favorite movies was filmed in Goldfield. It's called Desert Blue. Great people in it. I have visited the town and it does have a fascinating past. Thanks so much for the video!!
Very interesting Lamont !
Hey Lamont you mentioned about spirits ,there are beings everywhere and I do mean everywhere it's just we can't see them !
Very nice and interesting 🤔
I love your stories behind the old graves. Look forward to the upcoming video of the school and hotel
Very interesting. Thank you.
1907 was a rough year.
This is very interesting Lamont. I'm completely surprised at the young ages and gunshot deaths. Just like living in 2023. Thanks for the info
Very true!!!
Hi Lamont, I really enjoyed that, thank you
From Australia
great view on this video much love !:)
Bravo top notch as always
Hey Lamont. Thank you for this awesome walkabout. These are the vids I patiently wait for here in Australia. Deb.
I past through there all the time on my way to Carlin Nevada and I have always been curious about the town and cemetery. Thank you!
Interesting subject thanks for sharing.
What a location. I hope I get to meet you in person one day L
Say Lamont at large this was a very good video you are the man
Thank you.❤
Cool video, I would like to see you explore more of these old western town cemeteries