I don't why Arthur Dark hasn't won some sort of award for this series. He is so good at getting information accurately. His respectful and informative way of telling the life of these famous people in a brief summary is fantastic. Keep up the good work. I always learn alot from these.
16:45 My great-great-grandfather, who lived in southern Illinois, was a member of the honor guard accompanying Lincoln’s body back to Illinois. He was a captain for the Union army and happened to be in Washington when Lincoln died.
@@typorter-pp6lh Hi! I saw your comment and have to share. I have a relative on my mother's maternal line who also was an Honor Guard on Lincoln's funeral train. (I'm omitting his name for privacy.) My mom is a certified Genealogist and Archivist for a city in Colorado. I say this, because she's spent many years researching our family and discovered this information. It's so neat to come across someone else who had a relative who guarded Lincoln's body/funeral train, also. We have no pictures of him doing this, (always searching, however) just an newspaper article naming him among other's.
What I love about these viewers' specials is how these folks find these less-than-famous names from ages ago. So nice that they're not forgotten. Well done, all of You!
I'd reckon to say they were quite a bit more than "less than famous" in their time. Time tends to erase memories, good and bad. But in their day, these folks were quite relevant and share an important place in American folk history.
I agree, too. I love a life story! It doesn't matter to me if it's someone well-known, or someone I'm not familiar with - I always find it fascinating!
Hello! I am Paula from the Pearl Oriental Country Philippines and this video deserves to have a noble prize or any numerously award for having a content of educating us in some famous people that I or they haven't known it yet. God Bless!
Lincoln grew up in poverty ,alcoholic father ,self educated ,didn't want to run in politics but did for the people as others convinced him, beginning of the war he also served as a temporary general on horse back , as a KY native myself he's a genuine hero to me
Early in this video, was Mary Wicks. Omg I loved her. From Sister Act (1&2), The Music Man, The Trouble with Angels, To White Christmas. She was so funny! I loved her style of comedy!
I met Dennis Farina on set of Manhunter back in 1986. I was Dino Delaurentiis head chef, so Dennis and I became good friends and travelled together to the Manhunter filming locations in Sanibel Island, Florida, Atlanta, Georgia, Washington DC, and in the Delaurentiis Studios in Wilmington, NC. After the wrapping of Manhunter, we kept in touch until his death..Great person RIP
I live a few blocks away from his home in Michigan by the Lake. He used to drive by and wave in his convertible. He was walking one day and stopped to talk to my husband and I. Real down to earth guy. I had no clue who he was the whole time we talked. 😆. He went on his way and my husband told me who he was. I wasn’t star struck and I think he appreciated how we just talked like neighbors. He was a nice guy. I seen him around town a lot and people would run to him and I really felt like it annoyed him. We live in a small town and I think he liked that about it. Not being noticed. His house seems closed up but maintained and it’s really a cute little home. Rest well Dennis.
Ive watched this channel grow and grow and the videos just keep getting better. Thanks to all the contributers and for Arthur Dark editing it seamlessly together.
Arthur has a most likeable personality and relaxed speaking style. I like his hat, the Hollywood sunshades, and elegant goatee and it's obvious that his videos are labors of love.
Always blows my mind on these grave tours how small of a headstone is for so many huge stars. But I really appreciate seeing each and every one that most of us will never get to see, so thank you to all.
I think there small because the ones with the very small headstones were cremated so there ashes have been either been spread onto the headstone or buried inside
Thank you again Mr. Dark. Tonight I can relax and listen to your soothing voice while you discuss the life of the legends that are here no more. You help me to appreciate the short time we have here.
I never thought roaming around cemeteries would be so interesting. But your flawless commentary about each individual including pictures, video snips with background information is so interesting. It's easy to see you put a lot of work in each of these productions. Very impressive.
Loved Dennis Farina in every role he played. He was also a very handsome man. Love your series, and your intriguing voice. Just started watching your series yesterday, for hours it seemed, and now watch every chance I get.
Yes! Both of them had me with tears in my eyes. I cried all day when Prince died, my mom was devastated. And for Ellis, Lafayette will always be such a iconic character 💜💜💜
Arthur, you don’t know how much joy it brings me when you have a new video out, the history, the stories, and your soothing voice just calm my nerves after a 12 hour shift as a nurse! Keep up the amazing work:)
I remember seeing Prince up close in concert, this was around 2005, perhaps? The arena had very strange acoustics, nothing he could help but he just hung with it and played even longer because of the appreciation he had for his fans and did some extra acoustic songs as well. The whole band played an extremely tight set. I felt even then I was in the presence of greatness and the night was extremely memorable. There was no greater performance I had seen live. Sure miss him!
@The mysterious Miss X oh, I think you misunderstood. The issue was with the sound at a newer arena. Bad design of the building; sounded like you were in a tin can, which is why I specifically called out that the arena had strange acoustics. He gave his fans what they truly wanted aside of that problem.
Friends attended Central High in Minneapolis. One night I attended a school play there, and afterwards, a little guy with a big afro (looked like someone's kid brother) came up and played electric guitar on stage. They told me, "Oh, that's Prince Nelson." "Prince of what?" I thought to myself. Well, we found out!
There's only one thing wrong with these viewers specials: I so very much miss the little extra bit you give us after the official sign off, Arthur! We don't get any on you on screen as it is, and that little extra is always such a treat. It's such a thrill to get a notification that a video has come! Can't get to it quick enough!
I really appreciate seeing Lincoln’s burial site, thank you so much for sharing that! My maternal great grandmother’s maiden name was “Todd” so I’m a descendent of Mary Todd Lincoln. Related to Lincoln through marriage. Anyway, I haven’t had a chance to see that before and it made my day!
Thanks for the trips down memory lane and for keeping old Hollywood who have fallen into obscurity. Hard to fathom the popularity of these deceased celebrities were once well-known and not many remember them. Please continue keeping the famous ALIVE!
Thank you so much Arthur for showcasing my footage from Minnesota. I provided the footage for Clifford Simak, Charles Pillsbury, Thomas Heggen, Alice Frost, Les Kouba, David Sutherland, Bebe Barron , Prince, the green girl statue, and the turkeys. It was so much fun traveling around and learning about these people. In case anyone is wondering, Paisley Park is open for tours year round. I was only able to film select parts of the building as video and photography is not allowed during most of the tour.
@@katelynholstad7723 Thank you so much for contributing to this excellent video! And thanks for the additional info regarding Paisley Park, too. I would love to visit there myself one day.
During the Golden Age of Radio, as a news or sports announcer, Arthur Dark’s voice and presentation would have been instantly recognizable and enjoyed by millions of listeners. It is very distinct and delightful.
Arthur, thank you so much for covering Dorothy Gage! And definitely a huge thank you to whoever took the footage of her grave!! I was so disappointed that she was not in the Wizard Of Oz special! I didn’t know about the new stone or the tree!
I am a really big fan from Wizard of Oz 1939 and all about, but i never knew that Dorothy was that real like Alice (Wonderland) or Poohs Christopher Robin, and its so sad and tragic that she only was 6 month old. But in fact she is immortal by the books and Movies.
I LOVE these long vlogs. I would just like to say a big thank you to Arthur and all of the viewers who contributed these excellent submissions for the Viewers Special Series. Thank you Arthur for the research that was done to provide all the information about the souls in these vlogs. It’s been a very interesting, educational and thought provoking series.
Great video. A shame so many people who died far too early. Makes you realise the value of life and to do as much good as you can while here on this earth.❤ From the UK..
Wow! This was a very interesting video. Arthur, I've viewed many grave videos over the years and have seen many of your videos. Your videos are usually more interesting than other similar videos. You are, without a doubt, the RUclips master of grave videos.
Loved this! I was sitting here bored watching television. Looked on RUclips and saw where you posted a new episode. So happy to see it! I think I will watch it again. Thanks!!!
Wow!! Thank you so much for remembering Harold Foster an American artist beloved by artist all over the world, who would not know Prince Valiant! Your vlog is always laden with surprises! This one is also star studded, so to speak. More power to you. God bless.
Excellent way to end a weekend. Thank you Arthur and Hollywood Graveyard and of course the viewers that once again contributed to another excellent video.
I had the pleasure to spend a couple hours with Buck O'Neal and he was an amazing story teller! It's quite fitting that him and Satchel Paige are resting near each other as they were great friends.
How fitting to have on the same program one of the greatest baseball players in Stan Musial and the best wrestler in the history of that industry. Simply, Mr Hennig was Perfect. I thank you for your programming. These programs are wonderful and educational at the same time. One might even say they are "Perfect". ;)
I am a former Cedar Rapids Iowa resident. It's amazing how many of these Graves I have also visited. Including the Ingalls family, Lincoln, Grant Wood, Bill Hickok, and several others. Thank you for posting this video.
Thank you Arthur for another viewer graveyard video. My family and I are big fans and we are trying to look for a famous celebrity in area of South Florida for you.
A great way to spend some time on a lazy Sunday afternoon. Another great video by Arthur Dark and the fans who contributed to this one. Thank you all, and a special Thanks to Arthur, whose voice is perfect for narration and so pleasant to listen to. Well done!
Oh my goodness, I didn't even know Nelsan Ellis died! 😭😭😭 first time watching an episode and I'm crying 💔 I loved True Blood, but I just finished the series last year. Lafayette was an iconic character, so much screen presence. He will be missed :(
This channel is such a gift. It feels like an amazing history lesson and a memorable museum trip all rolled into one after you’ve seen one of these videos. Thank you Arthur for all you do!
A few notes for those who are wondering about places of the cemeteries in Minnesota: St. John the Baptist Cemetery is in Collegeville, a few miles west of St. Joseph, MN (Bobby Vee, among others) Gethsemane Cemetery is in New Hope (Curt Hennig) Greenwood Cemetery is in Sauk Centre (Sinclair Lewis) Solid work, btw. VERY solid work.
Minnesota isn't complete without a visit to the graves of Dr. W.W. Mayo and his sons, Dr. William Mayo & Dr. Charles Mayo, who founded the Famous Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota.
Also former VP Hubert Humphrey and "Governor Goofy" Rudy Perpich who, despite some of his offbeat ideas, was responsible for bringing the 1992 Super Bowl and the Mall Of America to MN. Both are at Lakewood.
Hi Arthur there is nothing let to be said everyone has said it but in watching your channel you bring back a lot of memories for me,. which I love, your channel is one of the best on RUclips and thanks to everyone contributing to your channel. till next time take care...Mary from Canada 🖤🖤
Thank you so much for showing Prince in this video. I had no idea where he was layed to rest and his monument was quite impressive. Like the man himself it is one of a kind. The tomb of Kurt Henning was also a welcome site. He was a favorite wrestler of my son who never missed a chance to watch him wrestle. I love how you include everyone, famous and not so famous in your videos, I had no idea Tenna Bandon even existed and now I feel so sorry that she lived in a time she could not be accepted to identify as a boy, these videos are all inclusive and very interesting. Great job to all who work so hard on them.
I was lucky enough to become friends with Robert Reed a couple of years before he passed. We never talked about the Brady Brunch as I knew he hated playing Mr. Brady. He had a great sense of humor and loved his Scotch. I valued his friendship greatly and miss our conversations. Thanks for including him Mr. Dark. R.I.P. Bob...
I don't why Arthur Dark hasn't won some sort of award for this series. He is so good at getting information accurately. His respectful and informative way of telling the life of these famous people in a brief summary is fantastic. Keep up the good work. I always learn alot from these.
Completely agree.
I agree!
Also agree. Learned a lot watching this one. So many famous graves in the mid-west.
If there was anyone who would deserve such award it would be Arthur!!!
Perhaps someone should nominate him...
Thank you for honoring my All time favorite Artist… Prince.
16:45 My great-great-grandfather, who lived in southern Illinois, was a member of the honor guard accompanying Lincoln’s body back to Illinois. He was a captain for the Union army and happened to be in Washington when Lincoln died.
Awesome history you have in your family. Thanks for sharing.
That's amazing.
Does your family have any photos of him doing that? What a neat thing to pass down to the next generation.
@@sallyintucson No, the only photos I have seen of him are from when he was a very old man in the early 1900s.
@@typorter-pp6lh Hi! I saw your comment and have to share. I have a relative on my mother's maternal line who also was an Honor Guard on Lincoln's funeral train. (I'm omitting his name for privacy.)
My mom is a certified Genealogist and Archivist for a city in Colorado. I say this, because she's spent many years researching our family and discovered this information.
It's so neat to come across someone else who had a relative who guarded Lincoln's body/funeral train, also. We have no pictures of him doing this, (always searching, however) just an newspaper article naming him among other's.
Thank you for showing Al Capone's grave. He also did a lot of good giving food away to countless poor
And he's also the reason we have expiration dates on milk. He lobbied in Chicago for it after a relative became ill from spoiled milk.
What I love about these viewers' specials is how these folks find these less-than-famous names from ages ago. So nice that they're not forgotten. Well done, all of You!
I feel the same!
I'd reckon to say they were quite a bit more than "less than famous" in their time. Time tends to erase memories, good and bad. But in their day, these folks were quite relevant and share an important place in American folk history.
I agree, Auther and the viewers always find obscure and little known actors/actresses from a bygone era
I agree, too. I love a life story! It doesn't matter to me if it's someone well-known, or someone I'm not familiar with - I always find it fascinating!
@@rabbitsonjupiter6824 Everyone has a story to be told!
No joke. This is one of the best channels on RUclips. Arthur is amazing!
And his commentary voices perfect for it
l fully agreed
He certainly is amazing; he gives the best tours!
Honestly it’s been said before but it’s very nice how well put together the video and how articulate Arthur is.
Agreed I love how respectful he is
I agree with you 💯 %
Very well said.
Abraham Lincoln is my favorite President of all I still make dolls of him I sell on ebay
@@brightmacsworld8353 If u really loved Lincoln u would give them AWAY. Are you a good little Joe Biden loving gun banning clown?
Hello! I am Paula from the Pearl Oriental Country Philippines and this video deserves to have a noble prize or any numerously award for having a content of educating us in some famous people that I or they haven't known it yet. God Bless!
Robert Reed. ❤️❤️❤️❤️ That brought tears to my eyes.
Good actor. Great in the tv series roots
@@Jman417 yes. Robert wasn’t just Mike Brady on TV. ❤️👍🏻
I really enjoyed this. My father told me his grandmother (who raised him and lived to be 104) saw Lincoln's funeral train when she was 12 years old.
Lincoln grew up in poverty ,alcoholic father ,self educated ,didn't want to run in politics but did for the people as others convinced him, beginning of the war he also served as a temporary general on horse back , as a KY native myself he's a genuine hero to me
It's sad to see that he's not talked about by the communities that he helped and ended up getting killed for.
Thomas E. Burnett Jr on flight 93 September 11, a brave man and hero. Rest in Peace my fellow American.
Early in this video, was Mary Wicks. Omg I loved her. From Sister Act (1&2), The Music Man, The Trouble with Angels, To White Christmas. She was so funny! I loved her style of comedy!
I met Dennis Farina on set of Manhunter back in 1986. I was Dino Delaurentiis head chef, so Dennis and I became good friends and travelled together to the Manhunter filming locations in Sanibel Island, Florida, Atlanta, Georgia, Washington DC, and in the Delaurentiis Studios in Wilmington, NC. After the wrapping of Manhunter, we kept in touch until his death..Great person RIP
I live a few blocks away from his home in Michigan by the Lake. He used to drive by and wave in his convertible. He was walking one day and stopped to talk to my husband and I. Real down to earth guy. I had no clue who he was the whole time we talked. 😆. He went on his way and my husband told me who he was. I wasn’t star struck and I think he appreciated how we just talked like neighbors. He was a nice guy. I seen him around town a lot and people would run to him and I really felt like it annoyed him. We live in a small town and I think he liked that about it. Not being noticed. His house seems closed up but maintained and it’s really a cute little home. Rest well Dennis.
I wish History in high school was this interesting, I would have achieved an award, from watching, never disappointed in Arthur!
Arthur’s voice is so calming g and relaxing. He’s also very handsome .
Ive watched this channel grow and grow and the videos just keep getting better. Thanks to all the contributers and for Arthur Dark editing it seamlessly together.
Arthur has a most likeable personality and relaxed speaking style. I like his hat, the Hollywood sunshades, and elegant goatee and it's obvious that his videos are labors of love.
Always blows my mind on these grave tours how small of a headstone is for so many huge stars. But I really appreciate seeing each and every one that most of us will never get to see, so thank you to all.
I think there small because the ones with the very small headstones were cremated so there ashes have been either been spread onto the headstone or buried inside
Abraham Linclon's resting place is so beautiful. Thank you for visiting Prince he was so wonderful. May they all rest in eternal paradise.
I love how long these videos are getting, endless entertainment
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I just LOVE "Hollywood Graveyard"!!!! Your voice adds a certain DIMENSION no one else has!!!! Thank-You!!!!
Thank you again Mr. Dark. Tonight I can relax and listen to your soothing voice while you discuss the life of the legends that are here no more. You help me to appreciate the short time we have here.
I often listen as I try to sleep.
I never thought roaming around cemeteries would be so interesting. But your flawless commentary about each individual including pictures, video snips with background information is so interesting. It's easy to see you put a lot of work in each of these productions. Very impressive.
Forget the "LIKE" button, RUclips should create an "APPLAUSE" option instead ..... hat's off, Arthur.
Loved Dennis Farina in every role he played. He was also a very handsome man. Love your series, and your intriguing voice. Just started watching your series yesterday, for hours it seemed, and now watch every chance I get.
Video @ 4:55 - My favorite role of Mr. Farina's was when he played the lead in the great TV series "Crime Story" - - -
My favorite actor, Nelsan Ellis and favorite musician Prince Rogers Nelson in the same video.☺️
Yes! Both of them had me with tears in my eyes. I cried all day when Prince died, my mom was devastated. And for Ellis, Lafayette will always be such a iconic character 💜💜💜
Nelson Ellis was the only thing good about the James Brown biopic.
I started to cry seeing Dennis Farina 's grave I was & still a big fan of his. RIP🙏
Arthur, you don’t know how much joy it brings me when you have a new video out, the history, the stories, and your soothing voice just calm my nerves after a 12 hour shift as a nurse! Keep up the amazing work:)
I remember seeing Prince up close in concert, this was around 2005, perhaps? The arena had very strange acoustics, nothing he could help but he just hung with it and played even longer because of the appreciation he had for his fans and did some extra acoustic songs as well. The whole band played an extremely tight set. I felt even then I was in the presence of greatness and the night was extremely memorable. There was no greater performance I had seen live. Sure miss him!
I saw him in Los Angeles twice and I can honestly say I don't think anyone can come close to him and his presence. The day he left us I cried...a LOT.
@The mysterious Miss X oh, I think you misunderstood. The issue was with the sound at a newer arena. Bad design of the building; sounded like you were in a tin can, which is why I specifically called out that the arena had strange acoustics. He gave his fans what they truly wanted aside of that problem.
As a lifelong Prince fan,I heartily agree!I probably saw him 20x over the years & was blown away everytime!
@@alysiafoote8273 So did I. .all day
Friends attended Central High in Minneapolis. One night I attended a school play there, and afterwards, a little guy with a big afro (looked like someone's kid brother) came up and played electric guitar on stage. They told me, "Oh, that's Prince Nelson." "Prince of what?" I thought to myself. Well, we found out!
I submitted the father-son duo in 32:00-32:50; glad to both honor their legacies & partake in this series special!
Arthur Dark's Hollywood Graveyard - the most educational, most entertaining, best produced memento mori on the planet. Thanks again, Arthur.
There's only one thing wrong with these viewers specials: I so very much miss the little extra bit you give us after the official sign off, Arthur! We don't get any on you on screen as it is, and that little extra is always such a treat. It's such a thrill to get a notification that a video has come! Can't get to it quick enough!
I was thinking the same thing!! I always wait for it at the end!😁
@@lizzdoe2821 - Thanks, Lizz! Good to know I'm not alone. 😊
I really appreciate seeing Lincoln’s burial site, thank you so much for sharing that!
My maternal great grandmother’s maiden name was “Todd” so I’m a descendent of Mary Todd Lincoln. Related to Lincoln through marriage.
Anyway, I haven’t had a chance to see that before and it made my day!
I luvd seeing it as well...RIP ABRAHAM LINCOLN 🕊🕊🕊
Have to say that the ppl who filmed these have done a fantastic and professional job. Thank you. You've done the stars and us proud.
Thanks for the trips down memory lane and for keeping old Hollywood who have fallen into obscurity.
Hard to fathom the popularity of these deceased celebrities were once well-known and not many remember them. Please continue keeping the famous ALIVE!
Correction! Herb Brooks was portrayed by Kurt Russell (not Karl Malden) in the movie Miracle. Great movie. Thanks for featuring Herb.
He meant the 1981 film called "Miracle On Ice" where Malden played Brooks. The "Miracle" poster was a mistake.
I agree Karl Malden looks nothing like Herb Brooks. Kirk Russell was great in it
@@charlespeterwatson9051 you are correct. Yet Kurt Russell also played him.
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Will Sampson play Indians White Buffalo and poltergeist 2
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That's my mama name is Mrs Tammy Yvette Wilkinson Died from heart attack ⚰️🪦 33 years ago
Thank you so much Arthur for showcasing my footage from Minnesota. I provided the footage for Clifford Simak, Charles Pillsbury, Thomas Heggen, Alice Frost, Les Kouba, David Sutherland, Bebe Barron , Prince, the
green girl statue, and the turkeys. It was so much fun traveling around and learning about these people. In case anyone is wondering, Paisley Park is open for tours year round. I was only able to film select parts of the building as video and photography is not allowed during most of the tour.
As well as half of Tiny Tim’s footage
And Bobby Vee!
@@katelynholstad7723 Thank you so much for contributing to this excellent video! And thanks for the additional info regarding Paisley Park, too. I would love to visit there myself one day.
I turn this on at night because my grandson Loves his voice!! I've watched Every one of them too.
During the Golden Age of Radio, as a news or sports announcer, Arthur Dark’s voice and presentation would have been instantly recognizable and enjoyed by millions of listeners. It is very distinct and delightful.
Arthur, thank you so much for covering Dorothy Gage! And definitely a huge thank you to whoever took the footage of her grave!! I was so disappointed that she was not in the Wizard Of Oz special! I didn’t know about the new stone or the tree!
I am a really big fan from Wizard of Oz 1939 and all about, but i never knew that Dorothy was that real like Alice (Wonderland) or Poohs Christopher Robin, and its so sad and tragic that she only was 6 month old. But in fact she is immortal by the books and Movies.
This is such a good channel, not only where are dear departed are laid to rest, but the extra knowledge related to them....absolutely love it....
Elaine Stritch's husband, John Marshall Bay, his parents must have been fans of the Supreme Court Justice of the same name. Great video and finds.
I love the respect you give each person. Many are brought back to the forefront of our memories thanks to you.
I LOVE these long vlogs. I would just like to say a big thank you to Arthur and all of the viewers who contributed these excellent submissions for the Viewers Special Series. Thank you Arthur for the research that was done to provide all the information about the souls in these vlogs. It’s been a very interesting, educational and thought provoking series.
You certainly should receive an award for the work you have done here and your narration. Thank you so much I sure enjoyed it🎉
I so needed a hollywood graveyard today! Thank you!
Great video. A shame so many people who died far too early.
Makes you realise the value of life and to do as much good as you can while here on this earth.❤
From the UK..
Thank you for another terrific video Arthur!
I visited Lincoln's grave with my grandparents years ago. You can also visit Lincoln's home in Springfield.
And you can see the pistol that did him in in Washington DC. Disneyland Disneyland
Arthur once again you never disappoint.Thank you so much.
I can't hardly wait until the next video comes out! It's a delight to watch it.
Wow! This was a very interesting video. Arthur, I've viewed many grave videos over the years and have seen many of your videos. Your videos are usually more interesting than other similar videos. You are, without a doubt, the RUclips master of grave videos.
Loved this! I was sitting here bored watching television. Looked on RUclips and saw where you posted a new episode. So happy to see it! I think I will watch it again. Thanks!!!
Wow!! Thank you so much for remembering Harold Foster an American artist beloved by artist all over the world, who would not know Prince Valiant!
Your vlog is always laden with surprises! This one is also star studded, so to speak. More power to you. God bless.
Another long episode.... fabulous ⭐
Thanks to everyone who contributed. These videos are very entertaining.
Excellent way to end a weekend. Thank you Arthur and Hollywood Graveyard and of course the viewers that once again contributed to another excellent video.
I love that this video ended with the Ingalls family .. I always loved the Little House on the Prairie series! Another great video my friend!
❤️ beautifully presented . Thanks Arthur .
Loved this series since I first found it back in 2017, one of the only RUclips channels I've kept up with.
I had the pleasure to spend a couple hours with Buck O'Neal and he was an amazing story teller! It's quite fitting that him and Satchel Paige are resting near each other as they were great friends.
They are certainly big baseball legends!
Love these videos you and your team do a fabulous job.
How fitting to have on the same program one of the greatest baseball players in Stan Musial and the best wrestler in the history of that industry. Simply, Mr Hennig was Perfect. I thank you for your programming. These programs are wonderful and educational at the same time. One might even say they are "Perfect". ;)
I love all your videos. When I cooking in the kitchen I which you videos . Thank you for doing then from the UK 🇬🇧
Always a treat. Thank you, Arthur.
Abhram has one of the best graves I’ve ever seen. So nice and well kept together. Just immaculate
Thank u again Mr Arthur Dark for your fabulous well put together video enjoy each one I enjoy watching over again 😄 ❤️🙏
I loved Graham Greene. The story of Brandon Teena is heartbreaking. :( Prince was a huge influence on my musical youth... he was incredible.
Beautifully done Arthur! I thank you and all those who submitted material for this famous grave tour! 😁
I am a former Cedar Rapids Iowa resident. It's amazing how many of these Graves I have also visited. Including the Ingalls family, Lincoln, Grant Wood, Bill Hickok, and several others. Thank you for posting this video.
Thank you Arthur for another viewer graveyard video. My family and I are big fans and we are trying to look for a famous celebrity in area of South Florida for you.
Second time I watched it , It's one of your best videos , Thank-you .......
A great way to spend some time on a lazy Sunday afternoon. Another great video by Arthur Dark and the fans who contributed to this one. Thank you all, and a special Thanks to Arthur, whose voice is perfect for narration and so pleasant to listen to. Well done!
Thank you so much 😊 for sharing the history of the many celebrators and heroes I loved the narration great 👍 job may they all rest in peace
"My father objects to a pet monkey" perfect pic for a Dear Abby column, Aurthur!
As always... Well done! It's really a "History" class lesson. I always leave learning and taking something with me! .😊
Popped up on yt even before I got the email notification. What a TREAT! Thank you Arthur and all!
Thank you mr. Dark your videos are tasteful and informative. Bandbenjoyable.
Fun fact: Dennis Farina was also the host of Unsolved Mysteries (succeeding Robert Stack) up until his death
Yes, everyone knows that.
I was surprised Arthur didn't mention this fact
@@janethigginbottom I didn’t ..
Don’t be rude please ..
it was nice for the person to mention this . Thanks
That’s the main way I know of him!
@@moc7323 I'll say what the fuck I want
I greatly enjoyed this tour! I learned a lot. Thank you! ❤️👍❤️👍
Oh my goodness, I didn't even know Nelsan Ellis died! 😭😭😭 first time watching an episode and I'm crying 💔 I loved True Blood, but I just finished the series last year. Lafayette was an iconic character, so much screen presence. He will be missed :(
This channel is such a gift. It feels like an amazing history lesson and a memorable museum trip all rolled into one after you’ve seen one of these videos. Thank you Arthur for all you do!
awesome video Arthur sorry if I couldn't get footage of a famous grave but to all those who did well done 👍🏻 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
I'm sure he has plenty of extras for the next round
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rest in peace 🥺 mr.denny
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rest in peace 🥺
Mr. Adrian Lincoln
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Mark venturini
What a wonderful history lesson you provide Arthur..better than any teacher I had.Only one word for your channel..EXCELLENT
Excellent episode, as always! I really enjoyed seeing Abraham Lincoln's tomb.
A few notes for those who are wondering about places of the cemeteries in Minnesota:
St. John the Baptist Cemetery is in Collegeville, a few miles west of St. Joseph, MN (Bobby Vee, among others)
Gethsemane Cemetery is in New Hope (Curt Hennig)
Greenwood Cemetery is in Sauk Centre (Sinclair Lewis)
Solid work, btw. VERY solid work.
Minnesota isn't complete without a visit to the graves of Dr. W.W. Mayo and his sons, Dr. William Mayo & Dr. Charles Mayo, who founded the Famous Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota.
Also former VP Hubert Humphrey and "Governor Goofy" Rudy Perpich who, despite some of his offbeat ideas, was responsible for bringing the 1992 Super Bowl and the Mall Of America to MN. Both are at Lakewood.
As well as the well stones. I wasn't big on government type of stuff but I got to meet Sheila wellstone and was sad to hear of her and Paul's passing
This was just awesome!
Great and very informative Arthur!!
Ty
Thank you to everyone involved in making this.
I love everything about Little House on the Prairie.
Hi Arthur there is nothing let to be said everyone has said it but in watching your channel you bring back a lot of memories for me,. which I love, your channel is one of the best on RUclips and thanks to everyone contributing to your channel. till next time take care...Mary from Canada 🖤🖤
I liked and shared this video 📹 out your welcome Hollywood Graveyard great channel
I’m soooooooo happy there is some Minnesota visiting!!!! ❤️
Me too. I live in Minnesota. Was baseball player Kirby Puckett laid to rest here?
Thank you so much for showing Prince in this video. I had no idea where he was layed to rest and his monument was quite impressive. Like the man himself it is one of a kind. The tomb of Kurt Henning was also a welcome site. He was a favorite wrestler of my son who never missed a chance to watch him wrestle. I love how you include everyone, famous and not so famous in your videos, I had no idea Tenna Bandon even existed and now I feel so sorry that she lived in a time she could not be accepted to identify as a boy, these videos are all inclusive and very interesting. Great job to all who work so hard on them.
As always, very well done. As, I watch your episodes of visits, I learn a few things as well. Enjoy all of your productions.
I was lucky enough to become friends with Robert Reed a couple of years before he passed. We never talked about the Brady Brunch as I knew he hated playing Mr. Brady. He had a great sense of humor and loved his Scotch. I valued his friendship greatly and miss our conversations. Thanks for including him Mr. Dark. R.I.P. Bob...
Love the viewer’s special. Thank you Viewers for the wonderfully done videos.
Nelson Ellis was such a good actor. Thank you for including him.