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About 25 years ago, we were driving along the lake Michigan shore up near Sheboygan, WI. They had thrown about 150 old gravestones along the shore to hopefully slow down the rate of erosion from the wave action. I could not believe my eyes at the amount of stones I saw. Almost like the deceased did not need them any more. .
I love to go through graveyards I don't know why except I like to look at the graves and kind of wonder who these people were and what they did in life and it's kind of peaceful to
Ray Lamascus I do the same thing as well
Used to do it, too.
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My thoughts exactly...
I also, enjoy visiting and exploring grave yards. There is ALOT of life history and to see the different types of architectural grave sites is interesting.
Hi Matt, I stumbled upon your channel by accident, since I am a big fan of Urban Exploration, and what shall I say? Now I am big fan of 539 Productions, I could watch for hours! I like the way you describe, what you find, I like your voice and the way you treat the old graves with every respect possible. You are doing great work, my friend and I would like to thank you for sharing it with us. Keep going and take care. Love Ramona
Thanks, Ramona!
Glad you did'nt delete your fail/short videos!! Such a great idea making this Bonus Footage👍🏼😊
Man, I LOVE ur videos! You're so professional and respectful. You should be making movies dude, You've got talent
YOU MUST BE FIT, GREAT EXERCISE, SUCH A LONG WAY, THEN YOU HAVE TO REDO THAT TO GET BACK TO YOUR CAR? AMAZING.
LOVE YOUR WORK, THANKS. CAMILLE AUST.
I've definitely put in a lot of miles for the channel! Thanks, Camille!
I would love to hear...and see more on the last graveyard and the little freed slave community. I'm also wondering if you ever found it?! I love your videos and the history and info you share with each one. Thanks for another great one!
Ever notice when the neighborhood goes downhill the grave yards follows!
I love old graveyards and churches. Tks for sharing
i find that cemeteries are also places of comfort.
OK< Matt. You left us in suspense! Now we will have to check every day until you post another video...oh, but we probably all do that, anyway! LOL I loved this video, anyway, all but the spider web in the middle of the path!
Great collage of short vlogs! I really loved this. 👍 Thanks Matt :)
It's sealed off because it's full. No more spaces. Someone is cutting the grass on both sides of the roadway, someone is coming out to put flags on the veterans' graves. I could show you some graveyards in the Pittsburgh area that are totally forgotten. In one area (fox Chapel, PA) even the police didn't know it was there!
Great video! A little concerning that you just take off down a road in the middle of nowhere like that. Perhaps you should consider a folding bike to put in the trunk. An emergency backpack with some bug cream, poison ivy meds, extra water, etc. Some crazy person hanging around an old cemetery is not your friend.
Oh, absolutely. You need an emergency backpack alright just in case you get your ass locked in a cemetery after hours. Make sure you pack a life saving Latte in your pack as well as a bottle of water. That'll get your ass through the night until the cops or cemetery workers show up the next morning to let you out. Oh, and stay the hell out of family mausoleums, That mausoleum that you lamented as being sealed shut had American flags in front of it. So you should consider it as not being abandoned and or space that you can go exploring in. You chose not to focus your attention on the names and or dates of those interred in that tomb as you walked around it - Your only comment was focused on your inability to get in it. Total disrespect for the deceased man.
Wonderful video Matt! Always makes my day seeing a new video from you!
The "discarded marker" you saw was actually a footer that is required to set any headstone, even lawn level headstones. These footers (and the headstones that they support) cannot be placed until at least 6 months after a burial to allow the gravesite to properly settle. My Grandfather, a Veteran of Pearl Harbor, had to have his headstone replaced when I discovered that his date of birth was incorrect. I did give the cemetery permission to use the wrong one for display purposes to show families what a standard granite headstone from the V.A. looked like, rather than just showing pictures to grieving families.
The little brick building is a crypt, most likely full of family members and its full so its sealed up. its a head stone base
I love your videos!! Every time I watch one, I can't wait for the next one:) Thank you so much!!!
Sometimes the biggest adventures come from the places we never find.
This was excellent. Some of the things in this were very intriguing and I hope you continue to use the odd clips for cool compilation videos like this. Thanks!!!
Awesome video, glad you didn't toss these. Loved the masoleums, sure do wish they had all been accessable but still great to see. I do hope sometime in the future you can find the slave cemetery. I'd love to see the place. Thanks for another great adventure, Matt. Be safe.
Amazing you can still find your way out of the woods and never got lost .
Usually only family members have keys
the last segment was like watching the Blair Wirch Project
Where you found the pond I think you were right about it being dammed. When my son was young we would go to cemeteries, find the back-fill (piles of dirt from left about burials and kept to refill places that would sink), a look fossils.
Did you ever find the last graveyard? Enjoyed the vid. It was full of surprises. I was startled by the mauseleum door you opened to the engraved stones. Bet you were too. 🐱
Just found you tonight, and already in love with you and your videos! You seem so kind and down to earth!
Please hold the camera on the peoples names long enough to read
Great video my friend just be careful, open your eyes four everything you never know.
Hi Matt, i know you are not into the paranormal. but in this vid i think i see a black shadow running behind you in the forest. at 18:52 - 18:55 an your left between the trees.
Keep up the good and lovely making vids Matt.
yeah i saw that too! it would be interesting to check the audio for anyone else speaking in this video.
Nope
It’s just a black leafs ... I double checked...
If you are ever in ST. Louis, MO, go to Bellefontaine cemetery... Gorgeous and lots of mausoleums
Great job on this exploration. 👏👍👏
Good clips. Thanks for sharing them.
This footage was great. Very very interesting. If you are ever down South, check out Bonaventure Cemetery in Savannah, Georgia. (Or take a look online.) Also Charleston and Beaufort, S. C. have fascinating Civil War cemeteries. Although I was born in the South, I have always been a Yankee at heart. However, with that being said, I am proud of my Southern heritage. We really enjoy your channel.
Is that where its hauntings in the streets haha not funny but changed my mind to move there !!! Rest in peace peacefully God bless
@@whoryou928 Savannah is a party and tourist town. Lots of fun. Take a look at the movie Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil. It is quite accurate. If you like to drink, and I don't mean water, River Street in Savannah is the the place to be.
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Yep... The restaurants will give you a "doggy cup" ... Or a to go cup... Lol
Thanks Matt for another enjoyable video I really enjoyed it about the Strange Mausoleums, Dam, Graveyards and More | Bonus Footage and thanks again Matt and I can't wait to see your next video and God Bless you my friend.
That mausoleum was huge, never saw one that big. Musta been a lot of peeps in there. Awesome video dude.
I like all of your videos long or short thank you for doing what you do!
Love the creepy background music! Waiting for du Du Dun!
Matt you find the most amazing places! How do you do it? Please keep doing it. I can't get enough of your videos! 👍✌👻
Lots of late night research! Thanks so much, Jill!
Man do you have a life? ROFLMFAO
Enjoyed it, but wish you had said something about the last one and exactly what happened. The gates that were chained in the first clip were probably the original entrance to the cemetery, being it was established in 1870. You were probably right that they did it to keep people from sneaking in at night. That park was probably put there later on.
So greenery its looks beautiful in the camera
I really do like your videos. I never really comment on them but you do an awesome job. I like walking through cemeteries people I know think I'm odd but I really like to walk through and try to imagine the people and lives that used to be You would be someone awesome to go on adventures through them with
Cool stuff, check out the graveyards in Galveston Texas, some are really nice, I have also found open crypts in downtown Lake Charles, at my family's old graveyard, it was a trip to see bones just laying out in the open, right next to a major road on broad street, in 2020.
Great video Matt. Thnx 4 sharing, stay safe.
Excellent video. Short but excellent. Keep it up!
Love the light music in the background
Great mix! Love your videos we are kindred spirits! You do what I wish I could.
Like the new look you got! Handson guy! Also keep up the good work. I enjoy the video,s
I just found your videos and love them. I have always loved old grave yards. Thank you for your time and efforts. I live n Texas but am originally from Mississippi. You should visit there sometime. A lot of history is buried there. Thank you again. I am ill and cannot travel. You take me instead. Be careful and bless you.
Hoping to make it that way when I am able to travel safely again!
Awesome music and tour, thank you
Do you ever bring home “something” with you? Besides bug bites and mud?
Another good one with some interesting info and video! Thanks again!
Very Peaceful.
Always interesting awesome job
The small ornate mausoleum was a private family mausoleum.
Interesting to see!🧙👍🧚🕊️🙋
So, here's something to consider. I keep hearing the term "abandoned" used to describe old cemeteries. I would ask what would happen if a concerned citizen or cop found us digging around old graves or mausoleums? You think they'ed let us do it simply because we thought the old cemetery was abandoned? If not, is it truly abandoned? In my little town , the cops actually unlock the gates to the cemetery in the morning, and lock them at sun down, There's actually a sign on the gate that says don't get locked in the cemetery unless you intend to sleep with the dearly departed!
Lame. Dude, like ur videos, but slow down and let us see some of the dates and names of the older head stones. I'm sure they won't mind. They're already dead!
Your my fav you tube channel
Love is video and all the places you went. Well worth it. Looks like no caretaker on the first part to take care of the cemetery. Be careful.
The extra cement came from washouts of cement trucks.
I think it's such a shame, people pay good money for there final resting place and so many end up in such disrepair! Thanks for sharing another amazing video Matt!!
You need to go to the Mausoleums at midnight,look in, and flash the crypt 3 times and you just might wake the dead.A spirit may come towards you,but don't panic and run.Try to be friendly and ask them about their past lives. Hopefully, it won't be a serial killer. ha ha..
Could they be wagon tracks ? To the little church ..or the cemetery?
Good idea there!
INTERESTING AND CREEPY !!!
This was amazing I loved it thank you
Cool video. Glad you were able to use your extra clips to make it.
The first one you went to with the marble slab, with names of the deceased, is actually a family TOMB. When another person from the family passes the door is unlocked and the ashes are placed inside and then closed and relocked. I say ashes because if a body is placed inside they will have to have the vault bricked up or sealed because of the smell of the decomposition. My family has one like this and each have their own place inside a small vault where the ashes are placed. The name and date of death are written on the door before or after the door is put back in place an relocked. This one has the name of the father and mother with their dates and the other name would be their children, and maybe the wives or husbands of their children on the marble slab. Hope this helped you.
Hey if your ever.
In Missouri look .e up your doing what I've always dreamed of doing I'd love to learn how you make this work and how you for your spots.
Can't seem to reply for a PS on former comment. The "Coffin Road" cemetery is rigght next to a house that was part of the Underground Railroad....Auglaize river is 1/4 mile away.
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Good to have you!! Hope you enjoy everything!
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Well done. Really enjoy watching your videos
Thank you!!
Started to get a little creeped out , great video 🤗
Another great video, did you ever find the Cemetery?
Very cool compilation.Keep Safe ❤Keep Well ❤
Maybe the pile of cement is from a cement mixer? You have to dump the load in a certain time, or it hardens in the truck.
Graveyard = the yard around a church with graves. Cemetery = a property used exclusively for graves and other forms of interment.
I concur w/ the other posts regarding the family mausoleum. Its full and so they sealed it off. No reason to go in just to see caskets and/or urns. Other family can pay their respects just by visiting. And same w/ the second family maus, also. Its quite common. Id say 50% of the family/private mauses that ive encountered while graving are this way. You should log in the GPS cooridinates from Google Earth to these out of the way adventures then use your phone's GPS (or purchase a GPS unit for eBay) to guide you. This method has helped my graving partner and other taphophile friends successfully locate forgotten silent film actors and military vets.
If you ever get to Indianapolis, check out Crown Hill Cemetery. It's huge, old and gorgeous with many famous people intured there. Including Dillenger
Oddly it is on my list! Thanks, Jeni!
@@539Productions You will love it
Those little niches are called collubariums... our church has those in our prayer room.. for ashes and the inside is cylinder shaped
Love your vids 😘😎
You need to come to Canada.....you can stay with us in beautiful Muskoka lol....we willl take u around and show u all kinds of mesmerizing graveyards etc, Cmon.
Love Canada! Been way to long since I've been there!
Awesome
Felt like I was watching the Blair Witch Project. Lol
Interesting stuff but I think you need to open up some of those Mausoleums so we can see what the bodies look like and to see if anybody is still alive. I would do it in the day light just in case there are any vampires in those Mausoleums. You don't want to get bit or killed. Also, you need to see if there is any pirate gold, that would be cool.
Great Clips but you left us hanging, seriously Matt where's the rest of the story? Enquiring minds would like to know, thanks 😄❤
Nice summer I always wonder in some areas you are allowed it go about it's a type of John Deere Grainger or golf cart and that's if the cemetery is more then 26 miles round I thought that's a lot of walking
Have you ever tried to go to Stull Cemetery in Stull, KS?
Thanks
Roseanne Barr has videos on her RUclips channel that are less than a minute long,I would still enjoy any video you put out,short or longer version,I appreciate all the work that goes into your videos, always done so well.
Your videos r so cool can you do More cemeteries video thank you
The brick structure has so many names on the sealed-up door that I'm guessing it's a columbarium (sp?) with people's ashes instead of a mausoleum with bodies in crypts. If it's a columbarium that would explain why there is no ventilation as there would be no need for it.
It's also likely that its sealed up because it's full. No need to keep it open if theres not going to be anymore burials in the future.
I am part of a group restoring an historic mausoleum. Just FYI, on old private mausoleums, it’s not unusual for there to be no ventilation. Requirements for things like vents have only become the norm in probably the last 50 years.
Where it this cemetery located at ????
Your in Woodlawn cemetery in Auburn Indiana...i was born there and still live 10 miles from there..the little brick building is a family mausoleum....a Doctor and his family ..actually they are two cemeteries that butt up against each other everything north of the large Mausoleum is Roselawn Cemetery everything south of the mausoleum is Woodlawn I have many friends and family buried there....the grave that stands out the most is from the Straub family..who used to own a department store in downtown Auburn back in the older days it has their parents buried there and then there is a marble park bench that's inscribed in honor of Donald Straub lost at sea in the Pacific War... in World War II he was a pilot whose plane was shot down and he was never recoverable
Loved this video. X
You need to visit the Mt. Olive Cemetery in Pittsburgh, Ks they have a huge mausoleum, it has two levels and the basement use to have a crematorium in it. I got a picture of an orb in there and you can hear things also.
That was different. Interesting, thnx
Thank you Matt for the short clips. That 1 brick building with no ventilation I wonder why it doesn’t implode? A building has to expand and contract aka via ventilation?
Very interesting short vids. But ARGH, you left us hanging. Hope you let us know what if anything you found for the slave community.
Be safe okay