I’m from Chicago, Michael, and honestly never heard of the statue of eternal silence. Beautiful cemetery, and never have been there. Someday when I go back, I have to visit it. Thank you for sharing! Funny how you mentioned Blues Brothers! I was lucky enough to have been an extra in the film!
You two should go to Bachelor's Grove Cemetery in Midlothian(near where you are). It's supposed to be one of the most haunted cemeteries in the US. Love the vid Michael and Jessica. Much love and horror from Kenosha.
Bachelor's Grove is mostly fenced off now, and the Midlothian cops will stop you if they catch you messing around back there. I use to party there back in the early 80's, when I was in High School. Pretty creepy back there, at night.
The Kroeschell grave monument was built to look like its wreath and ornaments were torn from it, just like half of it appears to be torn off. The monument was built like this to echo the way the deceased was torn from this world, and the grief that remains.
@shaunfleming5860 no kidding they where ment to be 4 ever they are the coolest couple here they are so blessed and richer than any real celebrity on TV if true love has a face or two well both of them take it hands down thank you guys for bringing us along your ride and journeys have a blessed day and weekend all you here from Fredericksburg Tx stay haunted 👻 👽 and weird..
I read the back of the Eternal Silence monument. It appears Dad and 2 kids died from an epidemic in 1844….and poor Mom only lived 5 more years after they were lost…🥺
Just before the Pandemic for the hell of it I went to 2 of the local Cemeteries where I live and took dozens of cell phone pictures of so many grave stones the more unique one's often wonder if I got them analyzed if I picked up anything?
The Inez Clarke grave @ 15:56 is probably the most talked about grave in that cemetery. People claim when it rains sometimes the statue disappears from the box. One caretaker quit his job there because he apparently saw it walking around or something.
I'm out because I always read the comments as well as the title. I'm scared to even watch the video. I just hit the like button and kept moving. Bad juju is bad juju whether you are there in person, pictures or videos it's still the same.
I can see myself standing there like the guy in Mallrats trying to see the sail boat. Beautiful statue and very striking color for a gorgeous grey day.
Hi Michael & Jess, Just watched the video. Thank you both so much for being my friends, and for being here. I so very much appreciate the shout-out and you both going out of your way to pay a visit to my favorite person from the past Jack Johnson. It was fantastic to see his grave and his mom's and first wife. Again, when you return to LA we have to have a BBQ for you 2 in honor of Jack. Thanks and be safe, and Always, 'Keep it Spooky' David Oman 👻 #TheOmanHouse on #HauntedCieloDrive
I was reading the comments to see if you saw the video. Glad you watched it too. When Michael and Jess came to your house, the video they did was so interesting to watch and it was so neat to hear all the stuff you were telling them. Do your Beetlejuice figurines still fall over? Take care of yourself.
Come to Cleveland and go to the Lake View Cemetery. The Haserot Angel is there and it looks like it's weeping black tears due to how the rain falls on it. Really creepy, but also cool looking. Also, Eliot Ness is buried in that cemetery.
Go to Bohemian National Cemetery in Chicago and there's a statue called the Pilgrim Statue or a.k.a. "The Death Statue" and rumor has it that anybody that dares to look in the eyes of the statue will die within a year. I did it back in the summer of 2010 and still alive and kickin.kicking. The statue of the little girl encased In the glass container towards the end of this video has a been reported to be seen running around the graveyard on a stormy night and the cemetery decided to put a glass covering over it to stop it. I could be wrong but I do believe she did die during a storm, hence the umbrella. 🌂
@Ray James I work right by Bohemian!! I also grew up not far from it as well! Me and a coworker went on the tour that starts at dusk and was utterly INCREDIBLE!!!! I never knew about the Pilgrim Statue and don’t remember if our guide brought us to it or said anything about it! I need to look over my pics and videos that I took during the tour!
Folk lore have to love but not take it seriously. People all over go to places to take the forbidden challenge against what ever the curse maybe for what ever the place or object is. Thing is i's built up folklore people believe it. Bottom line ordinary things happen all the time and it gets blamed on a statue or what ever to many superstitious people. Little girl running would be her ghost. Imagine if or most likely is now special glasses or device that lets you see spirits I canjust imagine what you'd see or pick up in a Cemetery or just around you.
Love your video as always. I also loved the Blues Brothers clip, a favourite movie of mine. I don't think Chicago would be complete without those trains going by♥️
As kids we would visit an old friend and his wife who lived in Evanston. Not but a few blocks from his house was Calvary Cemetery. One of the oldest if not the oldest in Chicago. There our dad and the old man whom we called "Guman"...honest to God! Always had gum! Anyhoo their tale was of "Hoagie Tweeter" whom they said was dipped in brass and stood like a statue in a very thick glass coffin. They wove all sorts of good and scary tales that left all 5 of us sister's both excited and terrified. So yeah, what did we do!? Why sneak into the cemetery of course to see Hoagie Tweeter for ourselves! Oh what a delightful tale, it was fall and cold, so windy you could hear the waves off Lake Michigan crashing on the shore. Of course that night was a Harvest moon...beautiful and chilling! We walked up the road, gravel crunching under our feet, everything lit like daylight from the giant orange moon and there he was! Hoagie Tweeter (His true name was Joesph "Josie" Lyons) where the other came from who knows! Giggle. Anyway true to form it was a little boy of nine from probably around the turn of the century. He stood...hand to heart with school books under one arm, his other outstretched as if waiting for something to be put in it...and there in his outstretched hand was a shiny new penny!!!???? How could this be!? This was a very thick glass coffin with a brass top sealing it! Years later I looked the brass boy up and much to my shock and wonderment there he stood...not with school books under one arm and other outstretched like a teapot with a modern penny...not even close! He was leaning on a stump and his other arm by his side...WTF!!! 5 of us saw it...just like I said and yet here he is completely different...please explain, please!
My friend and I wish we knew you were here. Would love to meet you both. We have been to that cemetery and had a weird experience. Long story but we kept hearing someone screaming. At first we thought it was someone from the main road messing around but then we saw this woman/girl dressed in 60's kind of clothing walking around by herself. We didn't think anything of it until we were looking at some graves and she showed up from no where and when she looked at us it was really freaky. Like she looked right through us and then when we kind of ran back to the car we hear that scream again and we didn't see her AT ALL!!! Believe me we looked. So don't know if she was a ghost or not but freaked us the hell out!!!
There was a time I was afraid to go to cemeteries, then I moved across the street from one of the older cemeteries in my hometown for awhile back in the early 2000s. I started walking over there for exercise, and now I find them peaceful and fascinating places. A lot of history to be had, as well as lovely, touching memorials and monuments erected by loved ones of the deceased. That Guardian of Silence statue is amazing! Thanks, guys!
My sons nursery school was at an old Episcopal church that had a graveyard attached. They would take walks back there & have the kids read headstones to learn their letters.
We have a graveyard in Halifax, Camp Hill many walk through it daily from running,walking. I even seen someone taught their kid to ride a bike in there. Every October 5th people drink Alexander Keith's beer leave the empty can at his family plot
When I was 16 we moved to a house in a quiet cul de sac where my bedroom window overlooked a large cemetery. It was so peaceful and beautiful, and it never felt spooky or sad (and I am generally a sad person lol). The bathroom window looked out onto an older part of the cemetery with lots of typical English early 20th century tombstones, surrounded by leafy trees. When the sun shone it was beautiful. Sadly I moved south after 8 years, but I felt lucky to have lived there.
so the statue of the girl in the glass case there 2 different stories one was where the girl got hit by lightning and died and she been seen there the other story is a girl who died from phomimna( if I remember right) and is buried under there..I was there 2 years ago there alot of history there and the knight there someone is actually buried underneath it but I forgot who he was I love cemetery but it breaks my heart when I see infants or little kids who died at a young age from pleg etc
I used to work for a company in the chicago burbs that made headstones. I am also a ghost story nut and there are two books I will recommend you to get. One is Graveyards of Chicago by Matt Hickey and Ursula Bielski and the other book is Chicago Haunts by Ursula Bielski. Hope you like them and love watching your videos.
Spent the fall and winter in LA watching your vids. Now back in Chicago. Welcome! Lincoln Park was a huge graveyard with the man many bodies still in the ground. One mausoleum remains. A bridge nicknamed the suicide bridge once stood over the pond in the center of the park.
Hi Micheal I am officially from Chicago and have read alot of huntings in Chicago . Chicago is a great city . The pizza is the best , love your videos . stay spooky .
That statue of eternal silence looks phenomenal who ever the artist 👩🎨 Bravo! .. Trains run by us behind our house every 15 mins ... Thanks for another Grimm adventure Jessica Michael Safe Travel 🧳 ⏰
As I was reading the sign, I noticed that they arrived from my hometown. That is weird and cool at the same time. Lots of local history, famous people ties, disasters, graves,movie locations and some other interesting facts and tales from around the area. You should check into some of them from Ashtabula, Ohio
My great grandparents and great uncle and I believe majority of my family are buried at this cemetery or Queen of Heaven Catholic Cemetery & Mausoleums. My grandma can’t remember but seeing as you are in Chicago which is awesome !!
Love that you were able to visit this cemetery while in Chicago. I had a great time visiting there and was happy to see that you highlighted some of my favorite statues. The faceless angel being one of my favorite. Wasn't sure if you were aware of the ghost story that went along with the girl in the glass case. The story was that the girl's name was Inez Clark and she was killed by being struck by lightning. The statue, was said to disappear whenever it stormed and that sometimes you could see a little girl playing in the cemetery. There was some investigation on the girl and found out that she is the daughter of Mary and that wasn't her last name but Briggs which is from another marriage. She also didn't die from being stuck by lightning. Still it is a fun ghost story to tell when talking about this statue.
One of my favorite Semetary statues ever. Use to live 5 min walk away from there, right off Clark st. One of my last memories of my mother, she was visiting Chicago from Oregon, and I took her to Graceland. We took photos together in front of Eternal Silence. She passed away not long after she got back to Portland. RIP Christine Smith, love you Mom
Loved this video.Born in Chicago I would of ten visit this cemetery.The Templer Knight statue is that of Victor Lawson,he was the publisher of the Chicago Daily News.The Large Columns belong to Potter Palmer and his Wife.Famous for the Palmer House.I had read Film Critic Roger Ebert is buried at Graceland,but it was never verified.Still this was a Great video.
you would love mount carmel cemetery in chicago. It has over 400 family mausoleums, also al capone was buried there. And not too far from there is bachelors grove cemetery , which is home to one of the most popular ghost "evidence" pictures of the lady in white sitting in front and staring at what is believed to be her grave.
Oh wow, I live in IL but have never been to this cemetery. It's beautiful. Thanks for taking us all with you. Some people have already mentioned Resurrection in the southern suburbs. I'd like to add that the whole general area around Resurrection is full of old cemeteries. It's loosely referred to as "the land of the dead" by locals. So, if you ever come back, consider that area! I found your channel a few months ago and have really been enjoying the content. Keep it up, you two! Take care and Happy Halloween.
Where I 100% don't believe in any of the supernatural aspects of any of the clips you folks post I do find a lot of the talking points you reference pretty interesting. It's a good mix, fair play.
I googled a few of the names on the monuments as I watched the video. Many of these people were famous architects, and helped design what would become Chicago. I even found out that the brother of author Charles Dickens is buried there. Jack Johnson is the most famous person there, but there are also several Chicago Cubs players of the early years of baseball buried there. When I looked up W.M. Hirsch, I found a bunch of relatives of his in Chicago. One of them is alive in his 80's and highly known for his contribution to math and genealogy. One of the other huge burial sites was of Chicago's richest man between the late 1800's and 1920's.
@@grimmlifecollective When do you plan on leaving to Europe? I would like to save up a few bucks then PayPal you when you get ready to start your new adventure after you hop over the pond. Thanks 🙏🏽
You guys are in my town. During the 80’s I spent a lot of time hanging out in that cemetery taking pictures. You should check out the cemetery across the street from me. It Rosehill Cemetery, with another ghostly story there Mother and infant in the box.
YEEESSSS! My home! You should also visit Rosehill Cemetery. Used to go there all the time to take pictures, draw, and talk. But that cemetery was art. So was the Bohemian National Cemetery. And just subbed!!! Cemeteries always were my home. And I’m a sensitive/intuitive medium so I can hear lots of voices so that’s why I talk and record. Very chatty lol!
I wish we could post photos here because I have some beautiful ones I took in Rose Hill for a photography project I did where we colored photos during the processing phase. Very cool. 👍 Beautiful monuments.
Hey guys just wanna say I’m from the UK and I’ve been watching you both for over a year and I always look forward to seeing you,Thankyou for all the interesting videos take care Caroline x
Eternal Silence is my favorite sculpture by my favorited sculptor, Loredo Taft. I've photographed it since I was a kid. Quite clearly, LOL! We also call it "The World's Largest Hurl."
Very Interesting and beautiful cemetery guys...glad you guys found this one. I love seeing statues in cemeteries 🪦.....very neat....love looking around knowing it's history of all these ppl buried there In these graveyards /cemetery 🪦......lo e you guys and take care and stay safe and safe travels 💕🥾🥾....
I'm born and raised in Chicago and throughout the '80s and early 90s my sister and I will take her kids to this cemetery numerous times to do headstone etchings, the blue statue if you look in his eyes for 30 seconds to a minute you will feel a cold chill go through you, and the statue of the little girl in glass is a replica of the girl that died her father had built in her liking and at night it is said you can hear a child crying into cemetery and if you go into the cemetery at night you will see two blue glowing eyes running over the hill, it is also said to be haunted.
Hello. That was my friend and I hang out. And right under the statue…. It was in the 70’s. We use to sit under the statue and drink or get wasted we attended Lakeview High down the street from there! Best times!
Grimmlife never misses a beat! I've known about this statue for years, and even have an old board from the 70s with a box just like the one in your thumbnail . Keep it up you two..we love these videos!🙂👍🇨🇦
Another great trip with Michael and Jess, you guys are in some of ours backyard... I am sure there is a comment in here about bachelors grove cemetery. Might not be enough for a feature video, but its worth checking out on your own even without cameras.. Be aware, Ghost Adventures has also been there and caught some narly evps. Spooky and grimm trails to you my friend. I always web search these names on the graves while I watch your cemetery video.. Anyways enjoy Bachelors grove if you go and don't go at night.. it is a forest preserve so your hours are from dusk to dawn.
I had to look up that little girl's monument. Very spooky and fascinating story with her! I know in Massachusetts there's another little girl monument incased in glass as well. 🖤
You've probably been , but Rosehill on Ravenswood was a mile or two from Graceland, also some great grounds and features and stories. The Crusader you showed was done by the same artist as the eternal silence.
The last statue/grave you featured is another haunted gravesite, Inez Clarke. Legend has it that this little girl died during a lightening storm and her statue disappears from under the glass. Other stories say that children have spotted her spirit wandering around the cemetery.
You guys are my ultimate favorite RUclipsrs! Glad you got home to LA. but also glad you’re on the move again. So, we can see and share with you all your fabulous adventures! Thank You Michael and Jessica for making us all happy with all the creepy fun times!🖤♥️💚💜🤗😎
I’m from Chicago, Michael, and honestly never heard of the statue of eternal silence. Beautiful cemetery, and never have been there. Someday when I go back, I have to visit it. Thank you for sharing!
Funny how you mentioned Blues Brothers! I was lucky enough to have been an extra in the film!
im 40 mins from chicago never heard of this
I have to say that The Statue of Eternal Silence gives me a shiver. I swear those eyes are looking right back at you!
You two should go to Bachelor's Grove Cemetery in Midlothian(near where you are). It's supposed to be one of the most haunted cemeteries in the US. Love the vid Michael and Jessica. Much love and horror from Kenosha.
That's what I was going to say. From a small town between Peoria and Chicago, IL
Bachelor's Grove is mostly fenced off now, and the Midlothian cops will stop you if they catch you messing around back there. I use to party there back in the early 80's, when I was in High School. Pretty creepy back there, at night.
@@tonycowser1843 it's still possible to go! Just went recently. I do agree though to be weary of cops.
@Matt Daniel, Hi neighbor, Jefferson Wisconsin here...
The famous picture a lady took figure of lady sitting down, nothing there when snapped but when developed clear as day the lady sitting there spooky
The Kroeschell grave monument was built to look like its wreath and ornaments were torn from it, just like half of it appears to be torn off. The monument was built like this to echo the way the deceased was torn from this world, and the grief that remains.
thanks for clear.. cause am like what of people could do that
@immunepsycho - You’re welcome! It’s weird & creepy looking, nonetheless!
You 2 are going grow old together and be forever together
@shaunfleming5860 no kidding they where ment to be 4 ever they are the coolest couple here they are so blessed and richer than any real celebrity on TV if true love has a face or two well both of them take it hands down thank you guys for bringing us along your ride and journeys have a blessed day and weekend all you here from Fredericksburg Tx stay haunted 👻 👽 and weird..
I read the back of the Eternal Silence monument. It appears Dad and 2 kids died from an epidemic in 1844….and poor Mom only lived 5 more years after they were lost…🥺
I lose sleep sitting up at night in bed watching your videos. Some of the coolest art in the way of statues I've seen has been in cemeteries.
Just before the Pandemic for the hell of it I went to 2 of the local Cemeteries where I live and took dozens of cell phone pictures of so many grave stones the more unique one's often wonder if I got them analyzed if I picked up anything?
The Inez Clarke grave @ 15:56 is probably the most talked about grave in that cemetery.
People claim when it rains sometimes the statue disappears from the box. One caretaker quit his job there because he apparently saw it walking around or something.
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I'm out because I always read the comments as well as the title. I'm scared to even watch the video. I just hit the like button and kept moving. Bad juju is bad juju whether you are there in person, pictures or videos it's still the same.
I've lived in Chicago 70 years, my whole life. Yup... We never notice the trains. Great video.😢.
I can see myself standing there like the guy in Mallrats trying to see the sail boat.
Beautiful statue and very striking color for a gorgeous grey day.
Hi Michael & Jess, Just watched the video. Thank you both so much for being my friends, and for being here. I so very much appreciate the shout-out and you both going out of your way to pay a visit to my favorite person from the past Jack Johnson. It was fantastic to see his grave and his mom's and first wife. Again, when you return to LA we have to have a BBQ for you 2 in honor of Jack.
Thanks and be safe, and Always,
'Keep it Spooky'
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David Oman... Know so much about the house... You and your dad built
@@deirdrerosesharples7453 Well Thank you for the shout-out. Much appreciate it. David O.
Hi David👋Big fan here! Love you & your beautiful home!🤗💖💫👻
I was reading the comments to see if you saw the video. Glad you watched it too. When Michael and Jess came to your house, the video they did was so interesting to watch and it was so neat to hear all the stuff you were telling them. Do your Beetlejuice figurines still fall over? Take care of yourself.
Come to Cleveland and go to the Lake View Cemetery. The Haserot Angel is there and it looks like it's weeping black tears due to how the rain falls on it. Really creepy, but also cool looking. Also, Eliot Ness is buried in that cemetery.
I remember the Sleepy Hollow episode and Jessica’s love of dried leaves, very enduring, thanks again and seven months till Halloween! Time flies
Wow this place is gorgeous!!
The statues and the big pretty pond, just lovely
by far you got one of the best intros on youtube my dude bless up
The Kroeshell monument represents death and all the damage done when family is taken from us. There was no vandalism. It was made to look like that.
Go to Bohemian National Cemetery in Chicago and there's a statue called the Pilgrim Statue or a.k.a. "The Death Statue" and rumor has it that anybody that dares to look in the eyes of the statue will die within a year. I did it back in the summer of 2010 and still alive and kickin.kicking.
The statue of the little girl encased In the glass container towards the end of this video has a been reported to be seen running around the graveyard on a stormy night and the cemetery decided to put a glass covering over it to stop it. I could be wrong but I do believe she did die during a storm, hence the umbrella. 🌂
@Ray James I work right by Bohemian!! I also grew up not far from it as well! Me and a coworker went on the tour that starts at dusk and was utterly INCREDIBLE!!!! I never knew about the Pilgrim Statue and don’t remember if our guide brought us to it or said anything about it! I need to look over my pics and videos that I took during the tour!
Folk lore have to love but not take it seriously. People all over go to places to take the forbidden challenge against what ever the curse maybe for what ever the place or object is. Thing is i's built up folklore people believe it. Bottom line ordinary things happen all the time and it gets blamed on a statue or what ever to many superstitious people. Little girl running would be her ghost. Imagine if or most likely is now special glasses or device that lets you see spirits I canjust imagine what you'd see or pick up in a Cemetery or just around you.
I love that cemetery 😊 next time check out Oakwood cemetery!
Love your video as always. I also loved the Blues Brothers clip, a favourite movie of mine. I don't think Chicago would be complete without those trains going by♥️
As kids we would visit an old friend and his wife who lived in Evanston. Not but a few blocks from his house was Calvary Cemetery. One of the oldest if not the oldest in Chicago. There our dad and the old man whom we called "Guman"...honest to God! Always had gum! Anyhoo their tale was of "Hoagie Tweeter" whom they said was dipped in brass and stood like a statue in a very thick glass coffin. They wove all sorts of good and scary tales that left all 5 of us sister's both excited and terrified. So yeah, what did we do!? Why sneak into the cemetery of course to see Hoagie Tweeter for ourselves! Oh what a delightful tale, it was fall and cold, so windy you could hear the waves off Lake Michigan crashing on the shore. Of course that night was a Harvest moon...beautiful and chilling! We walked up the road, gravel crunching under our feet, everything lit like daylight from the giant orange moon and there he was! Hoagie Tweeter (His true name was Joesph "Josie" Lyons) where the other came from who knows! Giggle. Anyway true to form it was a little boy of nine from probably around the turn of the century. He stood...hand to heart with school books under one arm, his other outstretched as if waiting for something to be put in it...and there in his outstretched hand was a shiny new penny!!!???? How could this be!? This was a very thick glass coffin with a brass top sealing it! Years later I looked the brass boy up and much to my shock and wonderment there he stood...not with school books under one arm and other outstretched like a teapot with a modern penny...not even close! He was leaning on a stump and his other arm by his side...WTF!!! 5 of us saw it...just like I said and yet here he is completely different...please explain, please!
hey JESSICA and MICHAEL have a wonderful weekend
My friend and I wish we knew you were here. Would love to meet you both. We have been to that cemetery and had a weird experience. Long story but we kept hearing someone screaming. At first we thought it was someone from the main road messing around but then we saw this woman/girl dressed in 60's kind of clothing walking around by herself. We didn't think anything of it until we were looking at some graves and she showed up from no where and when she looked at us it was really freaky. Like she looked right through us and then when we kind of ran back to the car we hear that scream again and we didn't see her AT ALL!!! Believe me we looked. So don't know if she was a ghost or not but freaked us the hell out!!!
Great video! I should visit that cemetery one day, I live only about 40 minutes away.
There was a time I was afraid to go to cemeteries, then I moved across the street from one of the older cemeteries in my hometown for awhile back in the early 2000s. I started walking over there for exercise, and now I find them peaceful and fascinating places. A lot of history to be had, as well as lovely, touching memorials and monuments erected by loved ones of the deceased. That Guardian of Silence statue is amazing! Thanks, guys!
I also feel peace in cemeteries.
My sons nursery school was at an old Episcopal church that had a graveyard attached. They would take walks back there & have the kids read headstones to learn their letters.
We have a graveyard in Halifax, Camp Hill many walk through it daily from running,walking. I even seen someone taught their kid to ride a bike in there. Every October 5th people drink Alexander Keith's beer leave the empty can at his family plot
I've always felt peace at cemeteries, it's the living that giveme anxiety
When I was 16 we moved to a house in a quiet cul de sac where my bedroom window overlooked a large cemetery. It was so peaceful and beautiful, and it never felt spooky or sad (and I am generally a sad person lol). The bathroom window looked out onto an older part of the cemetery with lots of typical English early 20th century tombstones, surrounded by leafy trees. When the sun shone it was beautiful. Sadly I moved south after 8 years, but I felt lucky to have lived there.
14:30 the Potter Palmers, very notable high society in Chicago. Palmer House, next to that mausoleum thee Omen 2 had the graveyard scene.
i’ve been binge watching your guys’ videos and i love them! gives me all the spooky vibes! 👻
My kinda people ♥️🎃♥️
Me too. I love their videos!!!
so the statue of the girl in the glass case there 2 different stories one was where the girl got hit by lightning and died and she been seen there the other story is a girl who died from phomimna( if I remember right) and is buried under there..I was there 2 years ago there alot of history there and the knight there someone is actually buried underneath it but I forgot who he was I love cemetery but it breaks my heart when I see infants or little kids who died at a young age from pleg etc
I used to work for a company in the chicago burbs that made headstones. I am also a ghost story nut and there are two books I will recommend you to get. One is Graveyards of Chicago by Matt Hickey and Ursula Bielski and the other book is Chicago Haunts by Ursula Bielski. Hope you like them and love watching your videos.
Spent the fall and winter in LA watching your vids. Now back in Chicago. Welcome! Lincoln Park was a huge graveyard with the man many bodies still in the ground. One mausoleum remains. A bridge nicknamed the suicide bridge once stood over the pond in the center of the park.
Hi Micheal I am officially from Chicago and have read alot of huntings in Chicago . Chicago is a great city . The pizza is the best , love your videos . stay spooky .
That statue of eternal silence looks phenomenal who ever the artist 👩🎨 Bravo! .. Trains run by us behind our house every 15 mins ... Thanks for another Grimm adventure Jessica Michael Safe Travel 🧳 ⏰
The piece was done by Loredo Taft. He also did the Crusader , the knight we saw in the video:)
As I was reading the sign, I noticed that they arrived from my hometown. That is weird and cool at the same time. Lots of local history, famous people ties, disasters, graves,movie locations and some other interesting facts and tales from around the area. You should check into some of them from Ashtabula, Ohio
My great grandparents and great uncle and I believe majority of my family are buried at this cemetery or Queen of Heaven Catholic Cemetery & Mausoleums. My grandma can’t remember but seeing as you are in Chicago which is awesome !!
Very beautiful cemetery!! The guardian of silence is both calming and kinda creepy at the same time! Another awesome detail filled video!!!🙏🏽❤️🔥🎃☠️
Love that you were able to visit this cemetery while in Chicago. I had a great time visiting there and was happy to see that you highlighted some of my favorite statues. The faceless angel being one of my favorite. Wasn't sure if you were aware of the ghost story that went along with the girl in the glass case. The story was that the girl's name was Inez Clark and she was killed by being struck by lightning. The statue, was said to disappear whenever it stormed and that sometimes you could see a little girl playing in the cemetery. There was some investigation on the girl and found out that she is the daughter of Mary and that wasn't her last name but Briggs which is from another marriage. She also didn't die from being stuck by lightning. Still it is a fun ghost story to tell when talking about this statue.
Thanks for the video and all of the great stones graves!
One of my favorite Semetary statues ever. Use to live 5 min walk away from there, right off Clark st.
One of my last memories of my mother, she was visiting Chicago from Oregon, and I took her to Graceland. We took photos together in front of Eternal Silence. She passed away not long after she got back to Portland. RIP Christine Smith, love you Mom
The grave you were saying that looks like the coliseum is the grave of the Kimble’s the ones who made the pianos. Love this cemetery
Wow the board I had it as a child have one upstairs won't take it out bealways safe thxz for this video
This was EXCELLENT!!!!! Please do another video and show the death dates!!!!!
Loved this video.Born in Chicago I would of ten visit this cemetery.The Templer Knight statue is that of Victor Lawson,he was the publisher of the Chicago Daily News.The Large Columns belong to Potter Palmer and his Wife.Famous for the Palmer House.I had read Film Critic Roger Ebert is buried at Graceland,but it was never verified.Still this was a Great video.
you would love mount carmel cemetery in chicago. It has over 400 family mausoleums, also al capone was buried there. And not too far from there is bachelors grove cemetery , which is home to one of the most popular ghost "evidence" pictures of the lady in white sitting in front and staring at what is believed to be her grave.
Oh wow, I live in IL but have never been to this cemetery. It's beautiful. Thanks for taking us all with you. Some people have already mentioned Resurrection in the southern suburbs. I'd like to add that the whole general area around Resurrection is full of old cemeteries. It's loosely referred to as "the land of the dead" by locals. So, if you ever come back, consider that area! I found your channel a few months ago and have really been enjoying the content. Keep it up, you two! Take care and Happy Halloween.
Great episode, it's crazy how ornate some of those carvings are
Where I 100% don't believe in any of the supernatural aspects of any of the clips you folks post I do find a lot of the talking points you reference pretty interesting. It's a good mix, fair play.
That was beautiful. My favorite part is the joy of Jessica jumping in the leaves. 😇
Wow you all are in my Hometown!!!! CHICAGO!!!!! I didn’t know about that Thank you for Sharing I might try to find it and visit it!!!! 🎃👍♥️
I love the way you call her "Baby Girl". What a beautiful endearment.🥰
Sorry, I meant "Baby Ghoul"😊
What amazing grave stones and coffin houses..lol.. Cheers from the high desert!
I love your channel! With love from the UK. Xx
I live by bachelors grove. You can walk through during the day, at night it’s closed off. It can be spooky, it’s haunted. 👻
Yes indeed, Haunted beyond belief! The pictures I get, and the EVP recordings are off the charts crazy!
I googled a few of the names on the monuments as I watched the video. Many of these people were famous architects, and helped design what would become Chicago. I even found out that the brother of author Charles Dickens is buried there. Jack Johnson is the most famous person there, but there are also several Chicago Cubs players of the early years of baseball buried there. When I looked up W.M. Hirsch, I found a bunch of relatives of his in Chicago. One of them is alive in his 80's and highly known for his contribution to math and genealogy. One of the other huge burial sites was of Chicago's richest man between the late 1800's and 1920's.
Wow another upload .cant wait for you to come to England. We live near York a really old and haunted place ..
We can’t wait either. Been planning it for a long time.
@@grimmlifecollective When do you plan on leaving to Europe? I would like to save up a few bucks then PayPal you when you get ready to start your new adventure after you hop over the pond. Thanks 🙏🏽
You guys are in my town. During the 80’s I spent a lot of time hanging out in that cemetery taking pictures. You should check out the cemetery across the street from me. It Rosehill Cemetery, with another ghostly story there Mother and infant in the box.
YEEESSSS! My home! You should also visit Rosehill Cemetery. Used to go there all the time to take pictures, draw, and talk. But that cemetery was art. So was the Bohemian National Cemetery. And just subbed!!! Cemeteries always were my home.
And I’m a sensitive/intuitive medium so I can hear lots of voices so that’s why I talk and record. Very chatty lol!
I wish we could post photos here because I have some beautiful ones I took in Rose Hill for a photography project I did where we colored photos during the processing phase. Very cool. 👍 Beautiful monuments.
Hello I am Trinidad and the Caribbean. I love your channel. keep up the great work.
Thank you! This is incredible !! Not just the Cemetery but, the camera angles are brilliant and editing brilliant!
Cold ..lol .. we were hitting temps way colder than southern Chicago .. up here it hits -50° ..many days . Oh cool video thanks for sharing
Interesting video guys, really enjoyed it. Thanks for sharing from a UK Fan 🇬🇧👍............................. .....
Very cool video!! Love to hear the ell running in the background.
You should come to Hammond and see the Jean Shepard house and visit some of the sites based in the movie
Hey guys just wanna say I’m from the UK and I’ve been watching you both for over a year and I always look forward to seeing you,Thankyou for all the interesting videos take care Caroline x
Eternal Silence is my favorite sculpture by my favorited sculptor, Loredo Taft. I've photographed it since I was a kid. Quite clearly, LOL! We also call it "The World's Largest Hurl."
Welcome to Chicago my brother, safe travel's. 👍🏽🤝🏽🤜🏽🤛🏽
Very Interesting and beautiful cemetery guys...glad you guys found this one. I love seeing statues in cemeteries 🪦.....very neat....love looking around knowing it's history of all these ppl buried there In these graveyards /cemetery 🪦......lo e you guys and take care and stay safe and safe travels 💕🥾🥾....
THIS IS A BEAUTIFUL CEMETERY. THANKS FOR SHOWING US.
Have you done Resurrection Cemetery also in Chicago? The story of resurrection Mary has always been fascinating to me.
I love watching the two of you. Thanks for sharing.
Great video man!👏👏👏
In Chicago we call that train that keeps going by the “L”. It’s an elevated commuter train.
Such a beautiful cemetery. The statues and the buildings are absolutely breathtaking.
Awesome to see you two made it out to Graceland!!! One of my all time favorite cemeteries!
Love your sweatshirt. CVhicago is such an awesome place to visit. Thanks for the video
I'm born and raised in Chicago and throughout the '80s and early 90s my sister and I will take her kids to this cemetery numerous times to do headstone etchings, the blue statue if you look in his eyes for 30 seconds to a minute you will feel a cold chill go through you, and the statue of the little girl in glass is a replica of the girl that died her father had built in her liking and at night it is said you can hear a child crying into cemetery and if you go into the cemetery at night you will see two blue glowing eyes running over the hill, it is also said to be haunted.
Jessica is a kid at heart … one the the reasons I love your channel!!!
Hello. That was my friend and I hang out. And right under the statue…. It was in the 70’s. We use to sit under the statue and drink or get wasted we attended Lakeview High down the street from there! Best times!
Grimmlife never misses a beat! I've known about this statue for years, and even have an old board from the 70s with a box just like the one in your thumbnail . Keep it up you two..we love these videos!🙂👍🇨🇦
You need to visit the Hollywood Cemetery in Richmond VA. There’s a great vampire story and a haunted black dog statue. Also it is gorgeous.
Another great trip with Michael and Jess, you guys are in some of ours backyard... I am sure there is a comment in here about bachelors grove cemetery. Might not be enough for a feature video, but its worth checking out on your own even without cameras.. Be aware, Ghost Adventures has also been there and caught some narly evps. Spooky and grimm trails to you my friend. I always web search these names on the graves while I watch your cemetery video.. Anyways enjoy Bachelors grove if you go and don't go at night.. it is a forest preserve so your hours are from dusk to dawn.
I had to look up that little girl's monument. Very spooky and fascinating story with her! I know in Massachusetts there's another little girl monument incased in glass as well. 🖤
I had no clue this cemetery was here. Thank you Michael on my to do list for this summer.
You've probably been , but Rosehill on Ravenswood was a mile or two from Graceland, also some great grounds and features and stories. The Crusader you showed was done by the same artist as the eternal silence.
I just discover this channel a few days go. WOW! What a find I am going through and watching all of your videos. Truly enjoying them.!
Thoroughly enjoyed this! As always! Thankyou!💚💚💚
Dude.... you were in my neck of the woods.
Definitely, check out Bachelors Groove; terrifyingly haunted.
You are the best! Another entertaining and informative video by grimmlifecollective... BRAVO!
What a beautiful haunting place! Thanks for sharing
Great video! My compliments to you both!
Brilliant channel guys. Hi from Ireland 🇮🇪
Beautiful cementary I used to live in chgo how I miss it
Another great video. Those monuments there are impressive..
Baby Ghoul is so sweet innocent and beautiful. She brightens my day because I like to watch her and her reaction to things in every video she is in.
Statue Of Eternal Silence Is Eerie And Beautiful!💙
I never knew that was in my hometown! Thanks for letting us know about it!!!
Ive seen a lot of people say go to Bachlors Grove. I love it down there. :) you guys are awesome!
Very interesting & beautiful cemetery. Your storytelling is great! So much history & every stone represents a life.
The last statue/grave you featured is another haunted gravesite, Inez Clarke. Legend has it that this little girl died during a lightening storm and her statue disappears from under the glass. Other stories say that children have spotted her spirit wandering around the cemetery.
Your style in presenting your videos is so dark and awesome!! Gives me chills and my hair on my arms are standing straight up!!
You guys are my ultimate favorite RUclipsrs! Glad you got home to LA. but also glad you’re on the move again. So, we can see and share with you all your fabulous adventures! Thank You Michael and Jessica for making us all happy with all the creepy fun times!🖤♥️💚💜🤗😎
love the camera super clear, cool vid like always
Love ur vids you put in such a lot of work in ur vids and it shows! U are a great storyteller! Keep em coming you guys rock!!