It is sad to see how forgotten they all are yet there is something utterly beautiful about it too.

@staubach1979rt

2 жыл бұрын

Yup. Not one of those people even exist in anyone's memory because the people who would remember them are also long dead. Unless famous, it's everyone's destiny to be ultimately forgotten.

@CaptainHoratioPugwash

2 жыл бұрын

@@staubach1979rt I'm sure some of them come up when people are tracing back their family tree, but they are likely only names on certificates and census records now. It's a shame because it's so unlikely that you would even be able to find out that an ancestor is buried here let alone find their grave. Not to mention there's no way of knowing how many of these plots are empty from re-internment or maybe even grave robbing.

@insmileyfacemur4242

Жыл бұрын

What are you sad for them they're probably were evil and selfish and mean probably when there where life I'm not being a jerk and nothing I'm just saying you know. if you care so much about them go clean the cemetery

@Revilerify

Жыл бұрын

​@@staubach1979rt Aye.. and this is where we will end up? Or are we fortunate enough to even have a stone with our name on it left?

@darkwood777

10 ай бұрын

Beautiful? Disgusting is the word you are looking for.

Forgotten graves evoke a sense of loss, a silent narrative of lives once lived. They speak to the passage of time and the transient nature of memory. In each unmarked plot lies a story untold, a history fading away with the weathering of tombstones.

I could’ve spent many hours in that cemetery and then would want to go back the next day. That was quite amazing! Thanks so much. 🎈

I think all cemeteries should have an "adopt a grave" program - I would love to see them restored and maintained!

@darthgraggus2690

5 ай бұрын

Sadly, that would never happen. Be they British or American. Damn politics. 🪦

I still find it beautiful and peaceful.. thanks for sharing this with us!

It's sad but also beautiful to see all those graves taken back by time.

its sad to know that its also private owned.... the owners are no longer alive and cant keep this beautiful cemetery maintained! rest in eternal rest to those buried there.

That cemetery looks like something out of a scary movie. It's beautiful but overgrown.

@MobileInstinct2

2 жыл бұрын

It definitely does

@samanthab1923

2 жыл бұрын

That’s what I thought. Like he’s on a film set or back lot in Hollywood. Kept thinking of Frankenstein when the grave robbers are there to dig up fresh graves 👻

Reminds me of my History teacher's old joke: There once was a man named Odd.... Long story short everyone makes fun of Odd for doing odd stuff, etc., etc., and he didn't want his name on his tombstone, but only his birth year and death year. ....but Odd's final wish was never granted to him because a young couple was walking through the cemetery, and looking down noticed the 'name-less' headstone and said, 'Isn't that....' (And it was!)

@maryjames7193

2 жыл бұрын

That's too funny. I love it.🤣

@jonfomaw756

2 жыл бұрын

Did he do Odd Jobs? 😝

@anthonycalbillo9376

2 жыл бұрын

@@jonfomaw756 yes.

@sandysue202

Жыл бұрын

Ha!!

It’s so sad the condition of some of these graves. At the time they were most likely visited regularly and maintained. As the generations went on, they are now long forgotten.

Peaceful yet haunting all at the same time...thank you for sharing...🕊️🙏❤️🕯️

When bought land to build our dairy farm it used to be an old county home for poor people and found an old neglected cemetery and contacted the local Boy Scouts and they came and helped us to cleaned it up and yes we kept it up for 35 years and when we sold the farm we made sure the new owners kept it up which they have and hopefully whoever buys the property next will do the same. The oldest stone was dated 1845.

My uncle had been renting out over 12 acres of land to a man with some cows for well over 15 years. When he died the land was sold and the new owner wanted a few trees cut and the stumps removed so he could plant for winter hay. Upon removing stumps...the men kept hitting chunks of slabs and there was writing on them. Work was stopped...a crew was brought in by the state...Bingo...a very old cemetery from the early 1800's. Today that part is fenced off with about 30 graves with their stones. My thought is...I bet there are more out there that did not have stones...just big rocks etc. ....but they left it at that.

The tree trunk wrapping around the tombstone around 11:33 is so Dark Souls

I find cemeteries fascinating also. I wish you read more tomb stones. What a great setting for a scary movie! The raven cawing made a cool back drop sound!

It truly looks like a movie set🙏🏻 I absolutely love it Chris! I believe they’re all comforting each other as nature slowly engulfs them all🙏🏻 Thank you Chris! 🌟💙🌟

thank you for another video, these lost souls must not be forgotten.

Your not a weirdo my good man..you got the backbone/courage.. 2 do what you want in life.. with respect..... your giving life and respect 2 those who are no longer hear... notice no one else is showing all those souls any respect.... just imagine how many of those Graves where true good people who loved and tried 2 do good things for the world... and now their lost in time....until you... if those souls could talk they would probably thank you for the visit... Side not I've watched a bunch of your videos... you have really good content no matter what it is.....in my opinion... thank you...

I kept imaging how pristine and manicured this cemetery was during Victorian England. No matter how we fight it...we really are ashes to ashes & dust to dust. Side Note: I still don't understand the tubular crypts. Interesting and beautiful.

What a bizarre sight, thank you for bringing it to us. You're not a weirdo btw, alot of people love old cemeteries.

This is so beautiful in its own way, complete with the sounds of ravens and crunchy dead vines, trees and leaves.

Most cemetarys are like this in England , you have to remember they are pretty old , no one left to tend the graves unless your a very distant relative , it was more common back in the victorian era to frequent graves not so much now .

@superturkeylegs

Жыл бұрын

Sad.

Enjoyed your tranquility throughout the video. Forgotten People. Sad. I walked through 2 old small cemetery's in my life. Bethpage, N.Y. Once when I was 14. That night l was dozing off & heard a cackle. I looked from my bed and there stood at what looked like a Witch/Old Lady. Colors of Purple and Black with a Shroud over her walking towards me . I bolted out of bed!! Never saw it again. Later in life at 62 my wife and I moved Upstate N. Y. to Catskill. Ventured into a well maintained small family cemetery. Didn't say No Trespassing. With utmost respect we looked at the graves. Dating back from 1700's to early 2000's. Next morning my wife says look at your arm! I still have the picture. I was bitten on my right arm overnight! Just the Upper Part of the Teeth pieced my skin. Terrible to any dental work. Teeth were spread. So no more Cemetery visits for this guy at 67!! Till l die. Going in a Draw with first wife of 31 year's together. Mid Hudson Valley is very haunted. Our house was put on our 6 acre land. Previous owner's from 1700's had 2 house's on property previously. I captured a Full Apparition on my iPad of a man dressed in Early 1800's Garb in my bathroom. Tried to Crop it. Lost picture! Crap! We had Spirts in our house. Things missing. Moved, etc Sounds. Lasted 10 years. Back to Long Island!! Hopefully nothing attaches to you. 🙏🏼 Be SAFE!! And check for Ticks! I just found out recently, April 3,2023 from one of my brothers, that both of them were toking away in that same Cemetery with friends after midnight & this screeching woman appeared out of nowhere saying this is a place of respect for the DEAD! Then vanished!! They all ran away in total fear.

Graveyards are beautiful to me. There is such artistry in the stones. Obelisks were used quite frequently in the Victorian era.

G'day Chris from Melbourne, Australia I'm glad for 'weirdos' like you, as I doubt I'll ever get to England to visit these absolutely amazing places. Thank you so very much Chris for this wonderful video.

So many stories buried to be forgotten and never told. Thanks for taking us to this place 🪦. Also, I think maybe those rounded concrete coverings are to stop grave robbers maybe.

@LDU2U

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, that's what I think of when I see old cemeteries. So many who were born, played, lived, worked or whatever, (or died young), then just faded away and many life stories went with them.

As a three to five yr old I played in the cemetery at the bottom of our garden in Durham City. Find cemeteries so interesting all my life. Love your vids.

What an absolutely amazing place. Thank you for this fascinating visit. I must go and see this for myself.

Nunhead was one of the ‘Magnificent Seven’ cemeteries, the first landscaped cemeteries around London in 1832 for about 10 years, but now incorporated into London with its growth.

Excellent tour. Thank you for taking us with you into the woods. Beautiful and ethereal, yet sort of sad.

It's both amazing and sad. Amazing because of the history and story behind everyone buried there and sad because they where forgotten..

I live on the outskirts of a old town. I was digging for my garden plot a few years ago, i found while digging old bottles up and some medicine, beer and some beautiful jars, i kept digging until i hit what was hard like cement, i got a big piece out and it had a design around it, in curiosity i kept digging more pieces up, then i found a sole to an old shoe and a piece of what looked like pants, it was tattered, but it definitely was clothing, i think it might have been someones resting place, so i put it all back and covered it up, it was down about 4 feet or 5... crazy, i still live here and it is right in front of my driveway when i pull in...

A lot of these graves are nearly 200 years old and unfortunately most of us will be forgotten too after a similar period of time

Check out the website find a grave, lots of info on the people and the cemeteries. The page for this cemetery says there are 4,000+ people buried there. 275 photo requests. Oldest death date is 1798. Thanks for sharing!

Fascinating and beautiful so much history I could get lost in there for a very long time. May they all rest in peace.

I absolutely agree with you that these stones are just fascinating. It’s sad that all their loved ones and the keeper of the cemetery have all passed on. But likely, we will all be there one of these days

Great video. It's one of your best. I love cemeteries. It gives you pause to think that every stone represents someone's son, daughter, spouse, or parent. Memento mori.

Nunhead Cemetery, Linden Grove,London, SE153LP Perhaps the least known, but most attractive, of the great Victorian Cemeteries of London. Consecrated in 1840, it is one of the seven great Victorian cemeteries established in a ring around the outskirts of London. It contains examples of the magnificent monuments erected in memory of the most eminent citizens of the day, which contrast sharply with the small, simple headstones marking common, or public, burials. It’s formal avenue of towering limes and the Gothic gloom of the original Victorian planting gives way to paths which recall the country lanes of a bygone era.

Wish I had visited here, thank you for the video, there's something very beautiful about cemeteries that have become over grown

Thanks for that amazing view of Nunhead, Chris! My great-grandfather was buried there in 1927 - he came from Lowell, Massachusetts, worked as a merchant seaman, married an English woman and died, for some reason, in London. My family wouldn't have come to the UK without him. His grave is in one of the 'inaccessible' areas, but I'm hoping to find it next time I visit London.

@Velorant2

Ай бұрын

Nice to see your comment

@Changedmynameagain

Ай бұрын

My GT aunt went to Lowell from Ireland and died 1937 in Lowell, her name was Margaret Blessing. I think she was born in the 1860's

Wonderful cemetery. And I agree....fascinating. So thankful you shared your trip

"Ashes to ashes, dust to dust". Unfortunately a part of life & death. I, too, find it fascinating to see old cemeteries like this. I like to read, if I can, the names of the deceased out loud to honor them one more time. 🙏🕊️ The chapel was beautiful. 😍 They don't make them like that anymore. 👍❤️

On the one hand, it is mysterious and beautiful how it is overgrown. On the other hand, it is horrible how trees and vines have taken over and cracked open some graves and toppled others over and hidden some.

@CaptainHoratioPugwash

2 жыл бұрын

I agree, this graveyard is derelict in my opinion. It's only like this because people didn't keep on top of it. I'd say that I would like to see it restored but goodness knows how you would even start.

Such a shame the Cemetery is neglected but it's still beautiful and also has its creepiness to it .💀👻😳

In the winter when all the vegetation and leaves are gone you can see more clearly everything.

This is a hauntingly beautiful cemetery

A loss for words on our end too. Thank you for sharing your experience and commentary. Yes you said “ fascinating “ and I agree.

Wow! What a beautiful cemetery forgotten in the woods

Just found your channel and I love it! I have always enjoyed walking around cemeteries. Each tombstone has a story! They say that after a time, when you have passed away, you are forgotten, but the last time someone says your name is the day you are forgotten entirely. But I believe that through records and cemeteries, the long dead can be remembered again!

There's so much beauty here! You are right. It is overwhelming.

Ok this is awesome. What a place. Wish I could walk it too. My little kids would probably love to join too!!

My friend and I used to walk through cemeteries and also found them fascinating. One grave had the dead man's name and also listed the name of the man who murdered him. My friend never left one without saying a protection prayer instructing any spirit not to follow or attach to us. She asked that God keep us safe inside the white light. Just keeping on the safe side I guess.👍🙏

@johnnyintrieri

2 жыл бұрын

Mary James...Good Point! Years ago when we moved Upstate to Catskill, N.Y. my wife and I took a stroll through a small family plot still maintained. Dates back to 1700's. Doesn't say No Trespassing. Graves were up to early 2000's. Showed total respect walking around each grave. Well the following morning we're at the kitchen table & she says " Look at your arm". I was bitten on my right arm during the night. Only the Upper part of the full teeth marks broke my skin! The teeth were spread. Showing no dental work. I still have the picture in my phone. Scary Stuff! No more for me! Back on Long Island!! 😳 BTW our house had Spirts in it. We'd had a huge double wide put on 6 acre's. Things disappeared, & l took a picture of the wife & a full apparition appeared of a man in early 1800's garb. Tried to Crop picture on my iPad & deleted it! Crap!! 🙏🏼😳

@These4walls05

2 жыл бұрын

😮 !!!

@mattw5840

Жыл бұрын

@@johnnyintrieri Man you're giving me nightmares

@johnnyintrieri

Жыл бұрын

@@mattw5840 All TRUE!!! 🫣🙏🏼🙏🏼

Thanks again Chris for sharing your travels. Take care and be safe!✌

I wonder if there's any pictures or postcards of the cemetery before it got to this state? It would be interesting to see how nice it was back in the day

@Nate-bn5kk

2 жыл бұрын

Lol who makes postcards of cemeteries??

@adriyenn

2 жыл бұрын

@@Nate-bn5kk postcards were made in those days of certain landmarks, parks, city scenes etc. the concept of a cemetery being on a postcard or something similar wouldn’t exactly be weird due to the fact that taking pictures of loved ones in their casket during their wake was quite common. So while I’m sure it sounds strange to you, historically a postcard wouldn’t exactly be out of the ordinary.

@Nate-bn5kk

2 жыл бұрын

@@adriyenn Lmao what ever you say bud! "Good tithings sir gurtride, wishing you well. Here's a picture of London's overflow cemetery to show you just how much I care about you!"

@Nate-bn5kk

2 жыл бұрын

@@outlander_... Lol IM the one ignorant?! Nobody ever in the history of mankind thought it was a good idea to send a postcard of a cemetery to loved ones, especially a cemetery that was built because of a overflow of graves. Sorry for my harshness, but this is a ridiculous theory that I find hilarious.

@adriyenn

2 жыл бұрын

@@Nate-bn5kk I dunno, you sound a bit angry about all this lol. I'm sorry if it offended you or made you lose sleep at night. I literally made a harmless comment on this video. But uh....have a nice day and...I hope you wont be so angry at me anymore :)

That was a beautiful cemetery and your right, everyone gets forgotten.

There are actual old cemeteries that do have graves randomly placed. Eventually, they became more organized as you see today.

These are not just markers....there are people buried here...people that lived,and loved....let them not be forgotten.

Hey Fred,I noticed no one has done a graveyard video on George Montgomery, he was a western actor back in the 40s. Hes in highland cemetery in Great falls Montana, he has a nice bronze of him in cowboy garb...

I think cemeteries are some of the most beautiful places on Earth. This one is awesome I love it. I wish I could go there and see it.

Awesome share!!!

Hi Chris, I would say that one area is kept up while other is lost in the undergrowth is because the newer area brings in money while the older graves don't. Thank you for sharing, much love. xx ❤

@davywavy2141

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, I agree Sue

@juliebraden6911

Жыл бұрын

They're all old.

Christopher Instinct ladies and gentlemen 👏

Oh wow😳 thats amazing. I'm so jealous. My soul would be so at rest there😊 I love it. The headstone with the tree growing around it was just beautiful.

Heyyy youuu guyyyysss...thanks for the vid Chrissie.

Can you imagine what a midnight walk thru that cemetery would be like?? Its a creepy old burial ground but its fascinating, too. Thanks for taking us along on your adventure, Chris! Dont linger too long by any one grave...💀

So Beautiful when Nature Reclaims these Cemeteries. but.... Monsanto/Round-Up needs to sponsor a mass clean up !

That was beautiful. Especially that chapel. It would be cool to have a Halloween walk there an have people come in an make more paths an clean the old ones better. Love the way the ivy looks. I found a cemetery on a island in Kentucky lake. It was kinda like that. Not as fancy as yours. Thanks

Gorgeous. Absolutely beautiful.

I think it’s beautiful just like it is! Very old and very historical! ❤️😎🤩

Thanks so much these are awesome thanks for sharing

So very sad. Wish someone would clean it up!!! I love old cemeteries. RIP to all

I find myself talking to you as you trek through your explores and adventures

@joysmetaphysicalnaturechannel

2 жыл бұрын

I do the same thing. lol

I just love the beautiful ivy and your videos Chris,greetings from Maine!

That place looks like a movie set. Wow. It's beautiful.

bucket list cemetery for me now. thanks for sharing 👍

I love this chap thanks for coming to England

i too am facinated with really old graves. even as a child i liked to see which is the oldest one i could find. i have NEVER heard of this cemetery, thank you Chris for showing us this place. it is sad how they are virtually on top of one another, and some right on the track you need to walk on, but like you said... in a few years no one will even know the graves are there. so sad

That is so sad it's such a lonely sad place

It’s so sad to see cemeteries get forgotten about like this 😢

Yes really interesting and thanks for sharing.

All I can say is thank God for weirdos like you, Chris! Otherwise, we'd not know about some of these fascinating places - both here and around the world! Thanks for another great video!

@zippymufo9765

11 ай бұрын

This is a well known location.

So incredibly beautiful. 💗🌿

Miss alot of your in the UK! Because I didn't have your 2nd channel ! Caught up now ! Love to go back in the UK! It is seem strange they don't keep up old cemetery !

I'm sure I'll eventually be forgotten. I'm definitely not gonna be taking up space like that though. Turn my ass back to dust and set me on a shelf somewhere. It's WAY cheaper, and my family can visit me anytime they want.

Very interesting, amazing how nature eventually takes back everything. It's doesn't matter if your a Prince or a street sweeper eventually everyone dances with the grim reaper.

Looks like a movie set...that is sad but hauntingly beautiful.

Very nice I love these old headstones hidden away. You should come here to Ireland Chris loads of interesting places also.

You might find Crossbones cemetery in London interesting, which was the cemetery of prostitutes and paupers from the Victorian era and the Catholic cemetery in Leytonstone has the grave of Mary Kelly the last of the Jack the Ripper's victims.

All I can say is wow!

So much to see in the UK Chris.....you need to move here for a year or two💪👍🇬🇧

I have never tried it but was once told if you spread corn meal on the headstone it will help bring out the writing so you can read it better.

Enjoyed the explore

Great video.

Sad... yet creepy..

Thanks Chris another interesting video 👊👍🇬🇧🇺🇸

I did a guided tour of Nunhead cematary, it is beautifal , nature has taken over a lot of it , but that what makes it unique.

Looks so cool. Like out of a movie. Great video

I agree, this is fascinating. Imagine what it would be like at night. Gives me chills just to think about it. 😵‍💫

What a cool place to explore!!

My grandfather is buried there somewhere in a public grave, no headstone or markings of any kind. I've been told it would be impossible to find him. He died 65 years ago when my dad was only 1 year old.