I've never seen and Kroger stores in California, but I've sure seem them on my travels. I like that you visit people very few others are visiting, Whitt!
I've never heard of this gentleman before, but hats off to him for what he achieved. People who start these businesses, it's nice to know there are a few who's names still live on today. Thank you for sharing this lovely little video and story 😊
Thank you I enjoyed this video very much. I'm big Kroger shopper any one with disabilities or over 50 save every wed in addition u can down load apt and save even more. I've never had a bad experience shopping at Kroger I use the one save on gas too. Its nice see his face know where his grave is. I enjoy visiting cemeteries. On my mother family side we have our own cemetery.. I always take a dust pan, brush and a trash bag clean up trash. My husband take weed eater and clear the over grown grass around the other graves too. Good video. Again thanks. I always learn something new. Neita James.:-)
I Love all of your videos. All of the celebrities and singers graves and people that founded their own business. You do a great job on these videos. Hope you have safe travels and I always look forward to your next video.
Always pleased to see your videos. I love history and the outdoors so cemeteries are of interest to me always Thanks for your efforts and gracious attitude 👍🏽
in Australia we don't have anyone wondering around our Cemeteries, i love your videos because you show so many beautiful monuments. old is good.. thank you..
Good family roots. When his family needed help it did not matter his age. He took it upon himself to work and learn and make his own mark. Always enjoy your videos and good content.
Another great video. I visited Spring Grove a few years back and visited a number of famous graves, Including Yankee Manager Miller Huggins, Jesse and Hannah Grant and of course being a Wake Forest Basketball Fan, the final resting place of Skip Prosser just to name a few. Spring Grove is one of the most beautiful cemetery's that I have ever visited. Thanks and keep the videos coming.
Super video! Great content! Loved the history and personal backstory on Mr. Kroger. When we pass by a Kroger store..."Now We Know!." Keep the interesting work coming.
This is an awesome video and a peaceful looking cemetery. I worked at one of the Kroger’s here in East Tennessee. Learned so much about company while working there. Again awesome video, keep up the great work!
Great video! My first job as a teenager was at Kroger as a bag boy! I think I got min. wage at $3.20 an hour, and they took 5 bucks a week out for union dues! I went to the manager and told her that I wasn't asked if I wanted to be in a union, she promptly told me that I didn't have a choice in the matter! Looking back, I wish that's all I had to worry about today!!! BTW I've been to Springrove Cemetery and Arboretum several times...we even took the tram tour one summer...It's a beautiful place...If I'm not mistaken, It was designed by the same fella that designed Central Park in Manhattan...Have a great day and thanks again for everything @whittdocs
Hey Ward. Great to hear from you again. That’s a neat story that you have there. I appreciate the info about Central Park. Thanks so much for being a loyal follower.
@@Whittdocs You bet Sir!!! We'll follow you no matter what your documenting, we just like your style!!! LoL... Also wanted you to know that if or when you decide to venture up this way I'm not against helping you defray some of your expenses...I truly mean that. I really believe in what your doing Sir and I think it's important work...your teaching us and future generations our history by pulling back the curtain on not just celebrities, but everyday people who walked before us...I always tell my kids and grand kids that the "dash" between the two dates on a headstone is an entire story of love and loss, triumph and tragedy...and you Sir are telling those stories!!! God Speed...
My dad was a meat cutter back in the day for Krogers. It was where he started training as a journeyman meat cutter. I was in Kentucky with my sister and we went looking around town for bourbon balls. We ran into the cemetary where Daniel Boone is buried. He has the best place there.
Thank you so much for sharing this. I greatly appreciate it. I’ve actually got some videos coming from that cemetery that you were visiting. It is Frankfort Cemetery. I was there a few weeks ago. Thanks so much for watching.
I'm watching this a year after it was posted. You're group has grown quite a bit from 7000. I live near Indianapolis. We have Kroger's in many locations.
We love cemeteries! Fascinating! I was wondering if you'd done anything on the Dexter Mausoleum @ Spring Grove, Cincinnati? The Dexter Mausoleum and Chapel This is actually a private family mausoleum. Julius and Edmund Dexter made Kentucky bourbon and were even visited by Charles Dickens and the Prince of Wales. This is also the only known funerary monument with flying buttresses in Ohio and possibly, the United States. The Gothic Revival mausoleum was built for $100,000 (which would now cost around $1.3 million) by Joseph Foster and designed by James Keys Wilson. It took four years to design and was modeled after Sainte Chapelle in Paris and England's Chichester Cathedral. The marble interior has 12 catacombs on the lower level and chapel above. The mausoleum was never finished due to financial issues and was originally designed to have an elevator and stained glass windows that were never installed.
Hello good buddy 👍..I always learn a lot from your videos I'm glad to see you back out there making videos my friend..I texted you back on the other video telling you were I live idk if it showed up or not but I live in estill co at a place called leighton KY.. very good 👍 buddy 👌 you take care of yourself buddy..oh btw thank God because my dog Bigfoot has been doing so good these last few days I pray it continues 🙏.. when you live alone like me and everyone around you has basically passed away you really depend on what you do have and for me it's my dogs Bigfoot and Arnold...god bless you and keep you safe travels my friend..
Good to hear from you David. I would love to meet you sometime. You’re a good follower of mine. Glad to hear that Bigfoot had a good day. Let’s hope things continue. I hope for the best in the coming days my friend.
@@Whittdocs okay thanks my friend. You never know because nobody is promised of tomorrow a friend of mine passed away yesterday mowing his yard and he was on a riding lawnmower and just fell off with a massive heart attack and I figured I'd go before him but you never know that is why everyone should take care of themselves and try to stay around as long as they can.. I love watching RUclips videos and taking care of my dogs but they are getting old now and me too...I'm not in my teens or twenties anymore or not thirties.lol...it seems like the older you get the more people die . My best friend passed away one year and a half ago exactly and it's took more than I know out of me and then my dog Bigfoot gets cancer. My my ..it can be a little overwhelming at times
I agree with the many people that have already said how much they like you and your channel's content. Your voice for the narration, the details you provide about the person's and their life give your videos a very professional quality. Thanks for what you do. --- Now, I have 2 suggestions. 1). If you don't already subscribe to this RUclips channel, you should. You'd definitely find it interesting. "Hollywood Graveyard". That guy does video similar to yours. Longer and covers multiple people per video, but still like yours. All of his videos cover people associated with entertainment, music, writing, etc. Mostly of Hollywood fame. And, the original intro theme music is pretty cool. :-) 2) If you don't already know about this cemetery, you should check out the Wikipedia entry for "Crown Hill Cemetery" in Indianapolis, Indiana. You could spend multiple days there documenting the grave sites of people whose names or accomplishments would be instantly recognizable to a lot of your followers. Some of deceased: -- President Benjamin Harrison; Indiana governors/U.S. senators & representitves; over 1,600 Confederate soldiers that died in Indianapolis' prison camp -- Camp Morton ; founder of Butler University in Indianapolis: the Duesenburg brothers(maker of "the Duesenburg" autos); founders of the Indy Speedway(Indy 500 fame); Gatling --inventor of the gun by his name; Eli Lilly-- founder of the drug company; Indiana poet James Whitcomb Riley("the frost is on the punkin" / "Little Orphen Annie"; -- the famous bank robber: John Dillinger (whose nephew is trying / has tried to have his grave dug up, the body exhumed/DNA examined to prove or disprove the "theories" that someone other than John is buried in the grave. : --the 1936 Berlin Summer Olympics Gold Medal runner.(that upset Hitler) ; Indy 500 winners, Target stores founder; football team owner; author Booth Tarkington---------------- and graves of many other "famous/not so famous" people. --- As a Hoosier, I think you'd find Crown Hill an interesting -- huge-- place to document some graves for a video or 2 or just for yourself. -- Hoosiers would love to have you visit our state some time.-- Tim
First of all, thank you so much for the comment. I love comments like this. Very informative and helpful. Hollywood graveyard is a wonderful channel. Honestly, I didn’t really know too much about cemetery channels on RUclips until I started filming myself. I’ve connected with a lot of wonderful people. Thanks for the suggestion, I would love to film in Indianapolis. I did visit a cemetery in Indiana, and visited the grave of Emmett Kelly. I was on my way back from Chicago, where I did some recording. Check out some of my previous videos to see the Emmett video. Thank you so much for watching. I greatly appreciate it.
Next time you get up to Spring Grove, which is my favorite cemetery, check out C.C. Breuer grave the legend says his own eyes were used in his bust and they follow you around the grave. Do believe they were his real eyes no but it is a neat grave to visit.
Keeping my comment streak going on another great and informative Whittdocs video. Keep up the great work! Oh BTW who is the nameless person with you during filming? You have thanked them during the last few vids.
Hey Ken! Thanks so much for watching. You’ve been a great supporter for a long time. Thank you for all the support. The nameless one is the special lady in my life. Thank you again.
Very interesting! I don't think I've ever been to a Kroger Store? Now I saw two stones side by side - one had JR. on it and that person died only a few years apart from Mr. Kroger. What gives with that? You didn't mention it? Thanks so much for sharing!!!!! Pat
That’s neat. I think I read somewhere that they had over 2,000 stores. Maybe more. And I’ve come to learn that the Kroger brand owns several more brands as well.
@@Whittdocs you are correct. They have supercenters, pharmacies, department stores and in store clinics to mention a few. They have 2750 operating locations. They are the second highest grossing retailer in the US just behind Walmart. They could surpass if they wanted to because their groceries are far superior to Walmart's. That's just my personal opinion.
I love going. I have to go about 30 minutes to get to Kroger, so I normally shop a little more local. But I love going when I can. Thanks for all of that info.
Whittdocs Famous Graves sadly we do not have Kroger in Duluth Minnesota. I don’t know if they have any in Minnesota at all. They may closer the the twin cities. I just don’t know.
I wonder how Mr. Kroger protected his money when he cashed out of Providence Bank before the Depression. He had to physically locate his money somewhere. Even common folks that just had bank deposits lost their money when there was a run on the bank. Wonder if Kroger converted to gold or put his money in a mattress.
Word on the street that I hear is that Kroger, inc is not a great corporation as far as things you'd like to see in a large corporation. I've been led to believe it's not a place you should "feel good supporting" necessarily.
I live in Ohio, and I didn't realize how Kroger's got started. Thank you! I always enjoy your videos.
I've never seen and Kroger stores in California, but I've sure seem them on my travels. I like that you visit people very few others are visiting, Whitt!
Thank you so much, Steve. I greatly appreciate it. Yeah, you don’t have to travel too far to find a Kroger here. Great video today from you!
We don't have a Kroger store in California but our shelves are loaded with Kroger products. Ralphs has all the products.
Thanks for sharing that.
@@Amasod1 Yes, Ralphs is owned by Krogers.
I am a devoted taphophile. Plan road trips around cemeteries for my days off. Your videos help me get wandering fix in when I can’t get out. Thanks!
I’m glad that you enjoy. We sound very similar. Thanks for watching.
I've never heard of this gentleman before, but hats off to him for what he achieved. People who start these businesses, it's nice to know there are a few who's names still live on today. Thank you for sharing this lovely little video and story 😊
Thank you so much for the support. I greatly appreciate it. And I’m so glad that you enjoy the videos.
I go to Walmart but I enjoyed learning about this man. Thank you for sharing.
I love your videos! I enjoy the history and cemetary visits.
Thank you I enjoyed this video very much. I'm big Kroger shopper any one with disabilities or over 50 save every wed in addition u can down load apt and save even more. I've never had a bad experience shopping at Kroger I use the one save on gas too. Its nice see his face know where his grave is. I enjoy visiting cemeteries. On my mother family side we have our own cemetery.. I always take a dust pan, brush and a trash bag clean up trash. My husband take weed eater and clear the over grown grass around the other graves too. Good video. Again thanks. I always learn something new. Neita James.:-)
I appreciate that comment. Thank you so much. It’s always good to learn about my viewers too. I greatly appreciate you watching.
Wonderful story teller. You are so full of knowledge. I’m glad you do these videos and for teaching everyone somethings we didn’t know!
That’s so kind. Thank you.
I Love all of your videos. All of the celebrities and singers graves and people that founded their own business. You do a great job on these videos. Hope you have safe travels and I always look forward to your next video.
I really appreciate your comments. Thank you so much, I really appreciate that.
Thank you for sharing. We have a Kroger a few minutes down the road.
Always pleased to see your videos. I love history and the outdoors so cemeteries are of interest to me always
Thanks for your efforts and gracious attitude 👍🏽
Thank you so much. And I appreciate your support. You’ve been one of my supporters for a while and I really appreciate that.
in Australia we don't have anyone wondering around our Cemeteries, i love your videos because you show so many beautiful monuments. old is good.. thank you..
You’re very welcome. Thank you so much for watching. I greatly appreciate.
I really enjoyed this story, as with all of your history lessons. 😃
Thanks you Susan. I really appreciate your support. You’ve been a long time viewer and I thank you for that.
Good family roots. When his family needed help it did not matter his age. He took it upon himself to work and learn and make his own mark. Always enjoy your videos and good content.
Yes, he seemed to have a great work ethic. And I appreciate your kind words. Thanks for watching.
Another great video. I visited Spring Grove a few years back and visited a number of famous graves, Including Yankee Manager Miller Huggins, Jesse and Hannah Grant and of course being a Wake Forest Basketball Fan, the final resting place of Skip Prosser just to name a few. Spring Grove is one of the most beautiful cemetery's that I have ever visited. Thanks and keep the videos coming.
I appreciate you watching, Garry. Thank you so much. I greatly appreciate it. Spring Grove is a beautiful place indeed.
My word that was amazing Head Stone. Enjoyed the video . Thank you. 🐘.
Thank you so very much. I greatly appreciate it. Thanks for watching my video.
Super video! Great content! Loved the history and personal backstory on Mr. Kroger. When we pass by a Kroger store..."Now We Know!." Keep the interesting work coming.
That’s how I feel now. Lol. I learn a lot myself doing these videos. Thank so much for watching.
I always learn something from your videos. Love your voice too.
Thank you so much! I’m glad that you enjoy my videos.
Great video and cemetery.
Thank you so much. I appreciate you watching.
Great video about Bernard Kroger. WOW. I really enjoyed. I live 1/2 mile from a Kroger's in Sacramento, California.
Thanks for sharing that. And thanks so much for watching. I greatly appreciate that. Thanks for the comment.
Oh! No hat!!! Lol
Seriously I didn't know Mr Kroger was from Ohio! I'm 5 minutes from my favorite Kroger store!!!
Thanks for sharing! God Bless
Yeah. He sure was. I didn’t realize he was from there either. Thanks so much for watching!
coolest cemetery explorer i know
Thank you so much!
Wow Very intetesting story thanks Steve for interesting. Information.
Thanks so much for watching. I greatly appreciate it.
Love your content. Always interesting. Thanks 😊
Thank you so much. I really appreciate you comment and your support.
Best canned lemonade ever. Thank you for sharing.
You’re very welcome.
I enjoy your videos! I enjoy exploring cemeteries as well.
Thanks for coming along. I really appreciate it. So good to hear from viewers like myself who enjoy exploring.
Another great video! Very informative! Thanks!
Thank you for watching!
I just have to say my fellow history buff friend, you really make an amazing vlog, and thank you for making them.
I’m glad that you enjoy them. Thank you so much for watching and for that comment.
Grew up in Cincinnati, Ohio. I can remember cutting out Kroger coupons for my Mom. I still shop there 60 years later.
Very interesting! You’re right there are a Kroger grocery
Store everywhere! Looking forward to all of your videos
Thank you so much for the comment and thank you so much for watching.
This is an awesome video and a peaceful looking cemetery. I worked at one of the Kroger’s here in East Tennessee. Learned so much about company while working there. Again awesome video, keep up the great work!
I appreciate your kind words. Thank you so much. It really is a peaceful place. I enjoy making visits there.
Whittdocs Famous Graves We will have to make that trip there sometime, would love to see in person
Chris Thank You For The Video I Live In Athens Alabama We Did Have A Kroger At One Time But It Closed You Do A Good Job
Excellent. I was just at Kroger.🙂
Nice. They seem to be in many locations. Thanks so much for watching. I appreciate it.
Well done👏🏻🥰👏🏻much success in the future and all our journeys 🥰
So nice of you to say. Thank you so much for watching. I greatly appreciate it.
❤️😇 as always another great video. You are always teaching me something. The beard and voice ❤️
Thank you so much for the support, on my channel and in life. ❤️
Whittdocs Famous Graves always ❤️
Great video! My first job as a teenager was at Kroger as a bag boy! I think I got min. wage at $3.20 an hour, and they took 5 bucks a week out for union dues! I went to the manager and told her that I wasn't asked if I wanted to be in a union, she promptly told me that I didn't have a choice in the matter!
Looking back, I wish that's all I had to worry about today!!!
BTW I've been to Springrove Cemetery and Arboretum several times...we even took the tram tour one summer...It's a beautiful place...If I'm not mistaken, It was designed by the same fella that designed Central Park in Manhattan...Have a great day and thanks again for everything @whittdocs
Hey Ward. Great to hear from you again. That’s a neat story that you have there. I appreciate the info about Central Park. Thanks so much for being a loyal follower.
@@Whittdocs You bet Sir!!! We'll follow you no matter what your documenting, we just like your style!!! LoL...
Also wanted you to know that if or when you decide to venture up this way I'm not against helping you defray some of your expenses...I truly mean that. I really believe in what your doing Sir and I think it's important work...your teaching us and future generations our history by pulling back the curtain on not just celebrities, but everyday people who walked before us...I always tell my kids and grand kids that the "dash" between the two dates on a headstone is an entire story of love and loss, triumph and tragedy...and you Sir are telling those stories!!!
God Speed...
Thank you so much for all of the kind comments that you always give. I appreciate everything. Thank you so much. Hope to see you sometime
Your channel popped up in recommendations so I watched this one, kind of ironic I just got home from work, guess who I work for... Kroger!!! lol
Wow! Lol. How funny. Thank you for watching. I hope you join us and subscribe. I visit cemeteries and tell the stories of those that I visit. Thanks!
Whittdocs Famous Graves I did love these videos
Great. I have a new one that should be up tomorrow.
Hi ! Great vlog as usual and very interesting story . You have a calm , smooth voice for storytelling . Nice work !!! Deborah. Winnipeg. Canada
Thank you so much. I really appreciate you saying that. I’m so glad that you enjoy my work.
Also, thanks for the videos man! Love you that covered Jim Varney! What an interesting guy.
He was definitely an interesting character. Thank you again.
My dad was a meat cutter back in the day for Krogers. It was where he started training as a journeyman meat cutter.
I was in Kentucky with my sister and we went looking around town for bourbon balls. We ran into the cemetary where Daniel Boone is buried. He has the best place there.
Thank you so much for sharing this. I greatly appreciate it. I’ve actually got some videos coming from that cemetery that you were visiting. It is Frankfort Cemetery. I was there a few weeks ago. Thanks so much for watching.
There's a Kroger Grocery store in Pigeon Forge Tennessee . I shop there when I'm there . love Kroger's
Thank you really enjoyed this video I heard of him we don't have Kroger's around here
Watching from Henagar Alabama. Please keep up the good work. You have a great eye for film!
Hello to Alabama! Great to hear from you. Thank you for watching. I appreciate it.
I'm watching this a year after it was posted. You're group has grown quite a bit from 7000.
I live near Indianapolis. We have Kroger's in many locations.
Thank you so much for watching. I took a trip to Indianapolis last year and have quite a few videos from there!
Great Good video
Hey Joe. Good to hear from you. Thanks for watching.
Great
I appreciate your comment. Thanks so much for watching.
New prescriber, binge watching.
Welcome aboard. Thank you so much for watching!!
Salute to mr kroger. I love his grocery stores. They are better then walmart as far as prices.
Thanks for the comment
78 is pretty old for the late 1930s. Nice video!
Yeah, true. It actually is. Thanks so much for watching.
Hope you come to long Island at some point, many lovely and old Cemeteries here.
I would love to. I plan to do some more traveling so hopefully I can make it there someday.
Love the videos!!
Thank you so much, Laurie. It’s always good to hear that people enjoy them. I appreciate it.
You are very cool
That’s very kind of you. Thank you so much.
Very interesting.
Thank you so much!
We love cemeteries! Fascinating! I was wondering if you'd done anything on the Dexter Mausoleum @ Spring Grove, Cincinnati?
The Dexter Mausoleum and Chapel
This is actually a private family mausoleum. Julius and Edmund Dexter made Kentucky bourbon and were even visited by Charles Dickens and the Prince of Wales. This is also the only known funerary monument with flying buttresses in Ohio and possibly, the United States. The Gothic Revival mausoleum was built for $100,000 (which would now cost around $1.3 million) by Joseph Foster and designed by James Keys Wilson. It took four years to design and was modeled after Sainte Chapelle in Paris and England's Chichester Cathedral. The marble interior has 12 catacombs on the lower level and chapel above. The mausoleum was never finished due to financial issues and was originally designed to have an elevator and stained glass windows that were never installed.
I’ve never filmed at the mausoleum but I would love to. That is a beautiful cemetery. Thanks so much for watching.
Hi Heather ... here's the history behind the Dexter Mausoleum and location ... enjoy! ruclips.net/video/VosZ4--Q1pA/видео.html
We do not live too far from Cincy, so I believe we will take your advice and try to get there to see some of these ourselves.
You definitely should. It’s an amazing place to go.
Hello good buddy 👍..I always learn a lot from your videos I'm glad to see you back out there making videos my friend..I texted you back on the other video telling you were I live idk if it showed up or not but I live in estill co at a place called leighton KY.. very good 👍 buddy 👌 you take care of yourself buddy..oh btw thank God because my dog Bigfoot has been doing so good these last few days I pray it continues 🙏.. when you live alone like me and everyone around you has basically passed away you really depend on what you do have and for me it's my dogs Bigfoot and Arnold...god bless you and keep you safe travels my friend..
Good to hear from you David. I would love to meet you sometime. You’re a good follower of mine. Glad to hear that Bigfoot had a good day. Let’s hope things continue. I hope for the best in the coming days my friend.
@@Whittdocs thank you buddy 👍 I would love to meet you to my friend you are a very good friend.
Maybe someday our paths will cross. Until then, I’ll keep making these videos and checking on you here.
@@Whittdocs okay thanks my friend. You never know because nobody is promised of tomorrow a friend of mine passed away yesterday mowing his yard and he was on a riding lawnmower and just fell off with a massive heart attack and I figured I'd go before him but you never know that is why everyone should take care of themselves and try to stay around as long as they can.. I love watching RUclips videos and taking care of my dogs but they are getting old now and me too...I'm not in my teens or twenties anymore or not thirties.lol...it seems like the older you get the more people die . My best friend passed away one year and a half ago exactly and it's took more than I know out of me and then my dog Bigfoot gets cancer. My my ..it can be a little overwhelming at times
@@Whittdocs thanks whitt for your friendship it means more than you know my friend... good night and God bless you 🙏 my friend
I agree with the many people that have already said how much they like you and your channel's content. Your voice for the narration, the details you provide about the person's and their life give your videos a very professional quality. Thanks for what you do.
--- Now, I have 2 suggestions.
1). If you don't already subscribe to this RUclips channel, you should. You'd definitely find it interesting. "Hollywood Graveyard". That guy does video similar to yours. Longer and covers multiple people per video, but still like yours. All of his videos cover people associated with entertainment, music, writing, etc. Mostly of Hollywood fame. And, the original intro theme music is pretty cool. :-)
2) If you don't already know about this cemetery, you should check out the Wikipedia entry for "Crown Hill Cemetery" in Indianapolis, Indiana. You could spend multiple days there documenting the grave sites of people whose names or accomplishments would be instantly recognizable to a lot of your followers. Some of deceased:
-- President Benjamin Harrison; Indiana governors/U.S. senators & representitves; over 1,600 Confederate soldiers that died in Indianapolis' prison camp -- Camp Morton ; founder of Butler University in Indianapolis: the Duesenburg brothers(maker of "the Duesenburg" autos); founders of the Indy Speedway(Indy 500 fame); Gatling --inventor of the gun by his name; Eli Lilly-- founder of the drug company; Indiana poet James Whitcomb Riley("the frost is on the punkin" / "Little Orphen Annie";
-- the famous bank robber: John Dillinger (whose nephew is trying / has tried to have his grave dug up, the body exhumed/DNA examined to prove or disprove the "theories" that someone other than John is buried in the grave. : --the 1936 Berlin Summer Olympics Gold Medal runner.(that upset Hitler) ; Indy 500 winners, Target stores founder; football team owner; author Booth Tarkington---------------- and graves of many other "famous/not so famous" people.
--- As a Hoosier, I think you'd find Crown Hill an interesting -- huge-- place to document some graves for a video or 2 or just for yourself. -- Hoosiers would love to have you visit our state some time.-- Tim
First of all, thank you so much for the comment. I love comments like this. Very informative and helpful. Hollywood graveyard is a wonderful channel. Honestly, I didn’t really know too much about cemetery channels on RUclips until I started filming myself. I’ve connected with a lot of wonderful people. Thanks for the suggestion, I would love to film in Indianapolis. I did visit a cemetery in Indiana, and visited the grave of Emmett Kelly. I was on my way back from Chicago, where I did some recording. Check out some of my previous videos to see the Emmett video. Thank you so much for watching. I greatly appreciate it.
I wish they had Kroger & Piggly Wiggly here..
Yeah. We don’t see too many Piggly Wiggly’s around here. But, we do see quite a few Kroger.
When I lived in Tennessee I use to shop at Kroger stores all the time
I appreciate the comment. Thanks so much for watching
About a week ago on Facebook they had a photo of the very first Kroger store!
I wish I would have seen that. Thanks for watching my videos.
In my home state yup Ohio has alot of. History
Karoline Smail yes, it sure does. I’ve made several visits to Ohio and enjoy exploring there. Thanks for watching.
Next time you get up to Spring Grove, which is my favorite cemetery, check out C.C. Breuer grave the legend says his own eyes were used in his bust and they follow you around the grave. Do believe they were his real eyes no but it is a neat grave to visit.
That’s a great story! I need to check it out.
Keeping my comment streak going on another great and informative Whittdocs video. Keep up the great work! Oh BTW who is the nameless person with you during filming? You have thanked them during the last few vids.
Hey Ken! Thanks so much for watching. You’ve been a great supporter for a long time. Thank you for all the support. The nameless one is the special lady in my life. Thank you again.
Very interesting! I don't think I've ever been to a Kroger Store? Now I saw two stones side by side - one had JR. on it and that person died only a few years apart from Mr. Kroger. What gives with that? You didn't mention it? Thanks so much for sharing!!!!! Pat
Hnmmmm. I didn’t notice. I guess I need to research that. Thank you!
“Kroger - For Goodness Sake”
Yes. Lol. Thank you so much for watching. I appreciate the comment.
Great video their is two krogars in Somerset KY
I appreciate all of your comments.
Members of my family are buried directly across the road from the Kroger lots. My 100 year old grandma was last t
That’s neat. Thanks for sharing that.
Unfortunately where I live, we don't have a Krogers.
I remember cost cutter beer and cigarettes!!!!
Hi. Do you ever come to Western NC
Shopped at Kroger when I lived in a Detroit suburb.
That’s neat. I think I read somewhere that they had over 2,000 stores. Maybe more. And I’ve come to learn that the Kroger brand owns several more brands as well.
@@Whittdocs you are correct. They have supercenters, pharmacies, department stores and in store clinics to mention a few. They have 2750 operating locations. They are the second highest grossing retailer in the US just behind Walmart. They could surpass if they wanted to because their groceries are far superior to Walmart's. That's just my personal opinion.
I love going. I have to go about 30 minutes to get to Kroger, so I normally shop a little more local. But I love going when I can. Thanks for all of that info.
Whittdocs Famous Graves sadly we do not have Kroger in Duluth Minnesota. I don’t know if they have any in Minnesota at all. They may closer the the twin cities. I just don’t know.
That’s interesting. They definitely have a stronger presence around where I live.
I live in Ohio but Kroger is not in my area. Wishing it was
Yeah. They’re nice grocery stores, that’s for sure. Thanks so much for watching.
Gareth McAuley buried at evergreen cemetery in Charlotte meckenburg county North Carolina
Thanks for sharing.
I wonder how Mr. Kroger protected his money when he cashed out of Providence Bank before the Depression. He had to physically locate his money somewhere. Even common folks that just had bank deposits lost their money when there was a run on the bank. Wonder if Kroger converted to gold or put his money in a mattress.
That’s a very good question.
Have you been to cave hill ?
Yes I have. I have a few videos on here from Cave Hill. Would love to visit again.
Word on the street that I hear is that Kroger, inc is not a great corporation as far as things you'd like to see in a large corporation. I've been led to believe it's not a place you should "feel good supporting" necessarily.
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What a beard!
Haha. Thank you so much.
Kroger owns Frys
Kroger owns City Market
Kroger owns Dillons
There's probably more out there. These are the ones I know of.
Thank you so much Mary. I didn’t even realize that myself. I appreciate you sharing.
Great video and cemetery
Thank you Debbie. I appreciate your comment. Thanks for watching.