There are so many tragic aspects to this mausoleum. It was built for a young, beautiful, vibrant, artistic, 19th century female intellectual who died years before she should have. Her obviously wealthy parents wanted their amazing daughter to have a resting place that equaled the home she enjoyed in life. The fact that her mother arranged intellectual salons which included her departed daughter. Marie’s family very obviously treasured her, encouraged her artistic leanings, and viewed her death as a massive loss - personally and intellectually. Girls were not, in general, valued for their intellectual and artistic talents in the 19th century. Her parents obviously adored her. Her tomb shows it ❤ She wrote, “I am my own heroine.” What a bomb-ass woman 👑
Each of these masoleums is a work of art on the outside and in most cases the inside too. The most idyllic of places to wander all day AND night! Loved your video Cathal! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Just Beautiful!! I would need at least a week to look at every grave. Stunning, just so many works of art!! Even the simplest of graves are just gorgeous!,❤
Most of us love it when you over lap it brings more depth to the visit I think, and you two are getting to be some of the best vidiographers on RUclips and celebrity status is apon you, thanks for all your efforts and hard work.
You and Sue always keep the memories of everyone alive and their history is told through your journeys to places people have almost all but forgotten. Thank you 🙏 both because you are both always so respectful and loving and thoughtful of those who have gone before us. You guys are doing a huge service in my opinion!
The grievinglady. That took some time and great gift to make. Such an elegant cemetary right in the middle of town.😊 you guys picked a really outstanding one. Wow😮 what mausaleums😮. Thanx for a lovely walk through❤😊❤😊
Hi 😄 I'm French myself and follow you, fantastique & had forgotten myself what my cemeteries look like ! Been established in Britain so long now. Keep going, you do a fab job.
Loved the beautiful tombs, they all have stories, our cemeteries here in the US aren't nearly as elegant and detailed, and elaborate as the ones there. Thanks for the beautiful walks through the cemeteries in Paris, you have a beautiful voice. Have a blessed rest of the week 😊
Curiously in the US there is a focus on enbalming the body. Preserving it for what? The European ideal of recalling the deceased life, and joy, seems much better.
@@wendymorrison5803 embalming the body and preserving it would also be done for different reasons. Including how long the body was left autopsy etc. Preserved for a long trip or funeral arrangements.
I am so grateful/thankful to see these graves are graffiti-free! It would be heartbreaking to see these beautiful remembrances stained with graffiti. They’re truly works of art. Heck, I’d buy a book that was just pics of the DOORS of the mausoleums! 😊 This has been a lovely series. And, yes, I’m subscribed to both you AND Serenity Sue! ❤️❤❤
France is not infested with the animals we have here in the US. I suspect that unlike the US, France would deal harshly with those who desecrate graves.
Singapore has the correct punishment for such wanton vandalism. Too bad this is not practiced throughout the civilized world. Such vandalism would come to an end. I enjoy your work.@@GraveVisitations
The statue of Grief was incredible! The stained glass mesmerizing! It takes years to speak, read, and write French. You already know one of the most difficult languages to learn…English. Who would expect you to be fluent in French? You are fine, don’t listen to anyone being mean or snarky. You are great as you are! 😊 Thank you, GV ❤❤❤❤
Very interesting crypt. I guess it hearkens back to the days when people made a special trip to honor and remember their deceased loved ones. In this particular case, comfort while visiting had high priority. I've seen some mausoleums in New York (USA) Catholic cemetaries with altars in them, ostensibly for conducting Mass. Thank you very much.
That living room was amazing. Do you know if she requested it so family would be comfortable when visiting or did her family do it for her out of love? Sad so many young lives seem cut short but maybe they are being spared of what was to come. Maybe we will know by and by.❤ Thank you for taking us along with you. Love & Light to all.💥🙏💥
I could get lost in graveyards like this one. So many to see ...so little time😊..thanx GV for making it possible to see such beauty and stories and monuments. God bless see you on next video❤😂❤😂
It seems that in France they put more than just coffins in their mausoleums, unlike us. Their mausoleums are like 8:23 little home from homes, with chairs for the dead to sit in and with photos and flowers here and there, they have the hint of "parlour" about them 😊
WOW this video is wonderfull, ive only seen staimed glass on the original E Presley Tomb in forest hills cemetry, the memorials suoerb here- enjoyed your commentary
Oh I like walking around cemeteries but this one is amazing the monuments and stained glass windows are really special they must be off affluent people .I would go to Paris just to walk around this beautiful place which many people would just ignore ?
Beautiful cemetery, you do a great job love the accent it’s awesome. Time to self promote. I mow many cemeteries for a living. They are a nice place to work and the customers are pretty chill. My company’s green mountain boys landscaping.
I love it when you and Serenity Sue look in the mausoleums there has been many different things in them that peek peoples interest and show us a little bit of what those peoples lives were like and also stained glass windows. Thank you for the videos love them
This cemetery is absolutely exceptional. I would have visited when I was there’s few times. I loved the beautiful statues, stained glass. Most of all is how well preserved they are after all this time. Maybe next you can spend more time on the dates on graves. I like to guess what the oldest grave we’ve seen in your videos and and in what cemetery it may be. Thank you, great job
I have lots of other videos on my channel were u read more. I didn't have much time in Paris as I was trying to video as much as I can. Thanks for watching
Have you ever heard of anyone or i guess family member who's gone inside and opened an old mausoleum and either taken things out or just gone in to see what they can see? And or on the other hand, recently buried (within the last couple of years) actually opened up an, whatever type of burial site to put someone in? Some of these either here or in Ireland have open places. I know this is kinda a stupid question since these are all so unique and beautiful, but do people still build these sites? Sorry for being so long. Great video, i can't believe, they left one of her such large works of art with her. People were so into making Thier departed having thier favorite things with them. Don't You Think ?Looking forward to the next GV, thanks again 💚😊
I'm always shocked to see all these mausoleums open and not vandalized. In the US, every one of them would have their windows broken out, be covered in spray paint, and full of garbage and used needles.
It's not really a chair. It is referred to as a Prie Dieu. Which is a prayer stool or desk used mainly for private devotional worship. In addition to a kneeler and arm rest a Prie Dieu sometimes had a sloping shelf for a bible or prayer book. Most commonly they were used for prayers that did not need a book or for private non-liturgical prayers. At 8:06 there is a man in the background, off to the right, that looks much like the sketch you show of this author. Not a spirit, just a coincidence.
@11:51 - you say “Mathilda 1885 to 1994” - that would make her 109 when she died!!!! I think you mean 1894-1985 Where was the chandelier?? Was it in the mausoleum with the armchair and paintings?
I saw Jim Morrison's grave in 1986. At that time, I think there was a bust of Jim on top of a small marker, with the nose broken off. Don't know what is there now.
@@MaryBethPetra it is vandalism. The cemetery does not fix anything. It is up to the family to do so . At the time that these chapels were built the concessions were called in perpetuity but no longer. In France we lease our resting place for 30/40 years then your family must renew it. if the grave fall in disrepair, the cemetery will take it over and re-sell it to someone else. The leftover bones from the previous tenant are put in a box and placed in an ossuary or are placed below the new tenants if it happen to be your family.
I had an a great grand-Uncle buried at St. Ouen sur-Seine a long time ago. I only found this out through a death notice trapped in an old book belonging to my deceased Dutch grandmother who had the last name of Tilly (French). The death notice showed a name. My Grandmother's mother. I am one eighth french. The grave in St. Ouen was removed a long time ago, but the church registry still had the record. I have one picture of my great grandmother, an unsmiling person. The uncle died young and I have a picture of a young man with glasses from that time period. I suspect he is the one. Dead at age 30.
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Absolutely Beautiful!! Thanks Guys!! 🪬🩷🧿🪦🧿🩷🪬
Those tombs are incredible. Almost every one has a Prie Dieu or, kneeler for families to pray inside. Amazing.
Super cemetery
Some had altars for requiem masses be offered. King Henry 8th planned such a tomb for himself in St. George's chapel Windsor, but it never got built.
Hi GV very interesting cemetery and beautiful mausoleums thanks for sharing take care 👍
It's one stunning thing after another! Marie's huge "living room" was beautiful. Thank you so much GV.
Thanks toms, I was gob smacked to see inside didn't expect it looks so beautiful
There are so many tragic aspects to this mausoleum. It was built for a young, beautiful, vibrant, artistic, 19th century female intellectual who died years before she should have. Her obviously wealthy parents wanted their amazing daughter to have a resting place that equaled the home she enjoyed in life. The fact that her mother arranged intellectual salons which included her departed daughter. Marie’s family very obviously treasured her, encouraged her artistic leanings, and viewed her death as a massive loss - personally and intellectually. Girls were not, in general, valued for their intellectual and artistic talents in the 19th century. Her parents obviously adored her. Her tomb shows it ❤ She wrote, “I am my own heroine.” What a bomb-ass woman 👑
What a clean safe and tidy cemetery! Beautiful historical visit thanks to you!☺️
Thanks for watching sylvia 👍
The cemetery is huge , clean & well looked after, thanks for sharing ur videos❤❤
My pleasure 😊 thanks for watching
love these tours, graves , crypts mausoleums are stunning, works of art
Thanks for watching ❤️
French with an Irish accent brilliant!!! Thanks so much for taking us along to Paris!!!
Super city
Beautiful ❤ Thank you GV for all that you do ❤
Thank you for watching
Each of these masoleums is a work of art on the outside and in most cases the inside too. The most idyllic of places to wander all day AND night! Loved your video Cathal! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Just Beautiful!! I would need at least a week to look at every grave. Stunning, just so many works of art!! Even the simplest of graves are just gorgeous!,❤
Thanks for sharing this beautiful cemetery ! I love the blue mosaic grave stone. So unique !
Most of us love it when you over lap it brings more depth to the visit I think, and you two are getting to be some of the best vidiographers on RUclips and celebrity status is apon you, thanks for all your efforts and hard work.
Wow thank you William appreciate the support
Paris is a beautiful city. This cemetery is fascinating! I like the mausoleum with all the personal effects. Great video, thank you very much GV. 😊
Thank you very much!
You and Sue always keep the memories of everyone alive and their history is told through your journeys to places people have almost all but forgotten. Thank you 🙏 both because you are both always so respectful and loving and thoughtful of those who have gone before us. You guys are doing a huge service in my opinion!
Thank you for your kind words it means alot to us both 🙏
Thank you for taking us to this cemetery,what a beautiful cemetery.
Glad you enjoyed it
The horse was beautiful. Ty GV for sharing. Have a blessed day. Kathy
It's very beautiful, Mausoleum and statues in that cemetery. Thank you so much for sharing
This is a very beautiful cemetery! Such amazing art work! Thanks for the tour!
It is a beautiful place and so glad I could share it with you 👍
The grievinglady. That took some time and great gift to make. Such an elegant cemetary right in the middle of town.😊 you guys picked a really outstanding one. Wow😮 what mausaleums😮. Thanx for a lovely walk through❤😊❤😊
Loved Paris really interesting
Hi 😄 I'm French myself and follow you, fantastique & had forgotten myself what my cemeteries look like ! Been established in Britain so long now.
Keep going, you do a fab job.
Merci 😁
Loved the beautiful tombs, they all have stories, our cemeteries here in the US aren't nearly as elegant and detailed, and elaborate as the ones there. Thanks for the beautiful walks through the cemeteries in Paris, you have a beautiful voice. Have a blessed rest of the week
😊
Thank you ❤️
Curiously in the US there is a focus on enbalming the body. Preserving it for what? The European ideal of recalling the deceased life, and joy, seems much better.
@@wendymorrison5803 embalming the body and preserving it would also be done for different reasons. Including how long the body was left autopsy etc. Preserved for a long trip or funeral arrangements.
thank you so much , i enjoy strolling around the grounds with you , so beautiful and peaceful so lovely .
Glad you enjoyed the walk.
You are not stopping and looking at any tombs some are open.thank you.
I have lots of videos with open tombs check them out 👍
Another beautiful cemetery. I love seeing the statues and insides of the mausoleums!
Wonderful stained glass windows everywhere ❤
So many are worth a look,spend days in each one😊
What a monstrous thief tuberculosis was 😢.
Thank you for this tour ❤
Yes it was thank you for watching 👍
This was amazing! Agree Sue, that mausoleum looks better than my living room! This was a great trip GV, so many incredible mausoleums! Thanks💕
Thanks so much! Liz
I am so grateful/thankful to see these graves are graffiti-free! It would be heartbreaking to see these beautiful remembrances stained with graffiti. They’re truly works of art. Heck, I’d buy a book that was just pics of the DOORS of the mausoleums! 😊 This has been a lovely series. And, yes, I’m subscribed to both you AND Serenity Sue! ❤️❤❤
Thanks Bridget 🙏
France is not infested with the animals we have here in the US. I suspect that unlike the US, France would deal harshly with those who desecrate graves.
@@NCF8710 I've seen vandalism here in Ireland also. I guess it happens all over the world
Singapore has the correct punishment for such wanton vandalism. Too bad this is not practiced throughout the civilized world. Such vandalism would come to an end.
I enjoy your work.@@GraveVisitations
@@NCF8710 thanks for watching
The statue of Grief was incredible!
The stained glass mesmerizing!
It takes years to speak, read, and write French. You already know one of the most difficult languages to learn…English. Who would expect you to be fluent in French? You are fine, don’t listen to anyone being mean or snarky. You are great as you are! 😊
Thank you, GV ❤❤❤❤
Ah I was just on about the pronunciation of names but thanks lol
Very interesting especially the one with the painting inside
Very interesting crypt. I guess it hearkens back to the days when people made a special trip to honor and remember their deceased loved ones. In this particular case, comfort while visiting had high priority. I've seen some mausoleums in New York (USA) Catholic cemetaries with altars in them, ostensibly for conducting Mass. Thank you very much.
The last one you looked into was beautifully done. Thank you 😊
Beautiful angel
Those are beautiful..Thank You so much for showing us..
You are so welcome please subscribe and hit the notification bell for more videos 🙏
That living room was amazing. Do you know if she requested it so family would be comfortable when visiting or did her family do it for her out of love? Sad so many young lives seem cut short but maybe they are being spared of what was to come. Maybe we will know by and by.❤
Thank you for taking us along with you. Love & Light to all.💥🙏💥
I could get lost in graveyards like this one. So many to see
...so little time😊..thanx GV for making it possible to see such beauty and stories and monuments. God bless see you on next video❤😂❤😂
This is absolutely amazing!!
It seems that in France they put more than just coffins in their mausoleums, unlike us. Their mausoleums are like 8:23 little home from homes, with chairs for the dead to sit in and with photos and flowers here and there, they have the hint of "parlour" about them 😊
Really stunning aren't they
@GraveVisitations Indeed they're fabulous. Like little time capsules inside 😉
Amazing walk thru . Really liked this one 🐨🥰
Thank you 🤗
You certainly pick some wonderful cemeteries 💚
Thank you for sharing your video's. I love your channel.
Thanks Janice
just beautiful and where we all wind up
Just amazing
Stunningly beautiful
It really is!
I love that most of the moseleums were left open to visit.
Ya it's pretty cool
They were not left open. They were broken in. The cemetery won’t fix them it is up to the families.
Beautiful cemetery ❤
Thank you GV another amazing tour. I enjoy yours and Sue's videos. Thank you for sharing.
Our pleasure! Thank you for watching
Thanks GV another amazing find love it we get to see graveyards in Paris so interesting 😊
Glad you enjoyed it 😃
A very rich mausoleum. But I absolutely love the day statue of the little boy with his dog. A shame it couldn't be read because of age
Thank you for the tour ❤
Wow the mother and child stained glass window absolutely stunning xx
Loved it ❤️
Quick but informative GV and yes it is peaceful and serene,safe travels and adeiu from ballarat in Oz,👋👋🙏🙏👍🇦🇺
Thanks 👍
Another interesting video from GVs. My family are from Irish descent. Co.Meath.
WOW this video is wonderfull, ive only seen staimed glass on the original E Presley Tomb in forest hills cemetry, the memorials suoerb here- enjoyed your commentary
Ah thank you so much, I'm a big elvis fan myself glad you enjoyed the tour
Oh I like walking around cemeteries but this one is amazing the monuments and stained glass windows are really special they must be off affluent people .I would go to Paris just to walk around this beautiful place which many people would just ignore ?
Definitely is different and beautiful for sure
Very beautiful . To be honest , I would love to rest like this one day .
Beautiful cemetery, you do a great job love the accent it’s awesome. Time to self promote. I mow many cemeteries for a living. They are a nice place to work and the customers are pretty chill. My company’s green mountain boys landscaping.
Thanks for sharing
I love it when you and Serenity Sue look in the mausoleums there has been many different things in them that peek peoples interest and show us a little bit of what those peoples lives were like and also stained glass windows. Thank you for the videos love them
This cemetery is absolutely exceptional. I would have visited when I was there’s few times. I loved the beautiful statues, stained glass. Most of all is how well preserved they are after all this time. Maybe next you can spend more time on the dates on graves. I like to guess what the oldest grave we’ve seen in your videos and and in what cemetery it may be. Thank you, great job
I have lots of other videos on my channel were u read more. I didn't have much time in Paris as I was trying to video as much as I can. Thanks for watching
Beautiful peaceful place lovely 😊
Paris cemeteries are Beautiful and so are Ireland's.
Oh wow! 👍🏼Can’t wait!
Have you ever heard of anyone or i guess family member who's gone inside and opened an old mausoleum and either taken things out or just gone in to see what they can see? And or on the other hand, recently buried (within the last couple of years) actually opened up an, whatever type of burial site to put someone in? Some of these either here or in Ireland have open places. I know this is kinda a stupid question since these are all so unique and beautiful, but do people still build these sites? Sorry for being so long. Great video, i can't believe, they left one of her such large works of art with her. People were so into making Thier departed having thier favorite things with them. Don't You Think ?Looking forward to the next GV, thanks again 💚😊
I've seen mausoleums, crypts in Dublin that family leave items etc they still have key
@@GraveVisitations WOW!
Thank you for showing us around. Bucket list for me. 😊
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I'm always shocked to see all these mausoleums open and not vandalized. In the US, every one of them would have their windows broken out, be covered in spray paint, and full of garbage and used needles.
Bonjour GV so many beautiful graves..loving the statues sending love from a burning hot London 🥵
It is certainly a amazing place
Beautiful Thank you
Beautiful Cemetery!, If I lived there I would bring some windex and clean all the dirty glass on the mausoleums❤❤❤❤❤
You and me both! 😁
Another great video so interesting. I see the weather in France is not as damp as here so preserves the monuments better.
Thanks Carl ya this was Aug so it was hot hot
I love the statue of the young boy and the dog. Its so cute 😊🐾
Nice place. The trees are beautiful.
Yes, thank you
It's not really a chair. It is referred to as a Prie Dieu. Which is a prayer stool or desk used mainly for private devotional worship. In addition to a kneeler and arm rest a Prie Dieu sometimes had a sloping shelf for a bible or prayer book. Most commonly they were used for prayers that did not need a book or for private non-liturgical prayers.
At 8:06 there is a man in the background, off to the right, that looks much like the sketch you show of this author. Not a spirit, just a coincidence.
It's. Amazing. Yes. It's. Good. Nice. And. Tidy.
Cemetery is amazing GV ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Hi again GV fantastic stuff as usual
Thanks again!
Thank you for this so interesting take care both
Very interesting, thank you!
Love the video nice walk from Australia 🇦🇺
Thanks Kylie 👍
thanks for sharing
Amazing place again...how long will you guys get to be there? What a fantastic trip it must be fir you both...stay safe on your journey...
We are home. This was weeks ago
@@GraveVisitations wow...how long were you guys there?
Ment to say that it's a pity that so many of these cemeteries are in need of repair and in a bad condition
Great vid mate just wow
Thanks 👍
Least. Weather's. 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍
Good.
I can't wait to see this!
Another great cemetary walk and in Paris.
Many thanks
How big is the tomb area under the mosouleums and how deep are they?
I'd imagine it's a stairs deep under
@11:51 - you say “Mathilda 1885 to 1994” - that would make her 109 when she died!!!!
I think you mean 1894-1985
Where was the chandelier??
Was it in the mausoleum with the armchair and paintings?
I believe I never mentioned the name Mathilda at the time stamp you are referring to.
How much would Maria's crypt cost to build?
No idea, I'd imagine alot tho 😲
I think the chair was a prie-dieu 5:13
I saw Jim Morrison's grave in 1986. At that time, I think there was a bust of Jim on top of a small marker, with the nose broken off. Don't know what is there now.
I've been to jims grave in Père Lachaise Cemetery check it out it was amazing to be in Paris
Where was the chandelier and books? I didn’t see it?..
They are inside please look and pause the video
Does the cemetery not fix the broken gates on a mausoleum when they are broken? Is that not considered vandalism?
What gates are you referring to?
@@GraveVisitations The gates on the mausolea that are open--those that appear to have been forced open or are unlocked.
@@MaryBethPetra it is vandalism. The cemetery does not fix anything. It is up to the family to do so .
At the time that these chapels were built the concessions were called in perpetuity but no longer. In France we lease our resting place for 30/40 years then your family must renew it. if the grave fall in disrepair, the cemetery will take it over and re-sell it to someone else. The leftover bones from the previous tenant are put in a box and placed in an ossuary or are placed below the new tenants if it happen to be your family.
If I could ever live in a cemetery, this would be it.
It has a very unique charm to it
I had an a great grand-Uncle buried at St. Ouen sur-Seine a long time ago. I only found this out through a death notice trapped in an old book belonging to my deceased Dutch grandmother who had the last name of Tilly (French).
The death notice showed a name. My Grandmother's mother. I am one eighth french. The grave in St. Ouen was removed a long time ago, but the church registry still had the record. I have one picture of my great grandmother, an unsmiling person. The uncle died young and I have a picture of a young man with glasses from that time period. I suspect he is the one. Dead at age 30.
Wow that is great to have those pictures and ancestry details. I myself found out my ancestors go back to the Spanish Armada
that is not a chair its called a kneeler.
Yes I found it in a previous video. Thank you for watching
Now I want to know where all the poor were buried..😙🤔🤔
Where is this?
Did you watch the video? I'm sure it's obvious