173 Year Old Cemetery Found Hidden in the City

Finding hidden history behind an apartment complex.

[AdventuresIntoHistory]

There really was an easier way to get to this cemetery. This was a cool place, and another view into the past. There are always so many stories in each and every cemetery.

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[kimberlyg]

Seeing ‘hidden cemeteries’ always makes me wonder how the land looked when they lived, when they died, and how many others are there but unmarked. TFS ✌🏻

[lidsman]

That one grave the guy was born 6 years before this was even a country. I think that is fascinating!

[pattimessenger]

That is a shame about the Bellamy brothers. They only died about a month apart. Imagine their family’s grief!

[randi]

Good video, glad to see there is still a fence around this cemetery. Gives the graves some form of protection. Thanks, Robert

[Figgatella]

I love these beautiful, old, Southern cemeteries. It really reflects their sadness and faith.

[hansomcommon]

Good to see some shots of Cody helping, superb filming!

[lisaramsey]

One thing about the old cemeteries are the beautiful and creative headstones

[meghananderson]

Such a beautiful thing to honor those who are long forgotten by the world

[terryhunt]

Really enjoyed this video, great to remember these forgotten cemeteries. Greetings from Ireland.

[ajarnold]

2 55 am here in England and I've found this channel and relaxing in bed watching it. Awesome channel

[maryannanaya]

For safety you need to carry a little hand broom to sweep dry leaves away in cemetery. Just suggesting.

[lindanwfirefighter]

Don’t ever worry about spellings. It’s the one thing that I have learned doing genealogy...most could not spell way back when.

[SFaust-zyvy]

It is so sad to see so many children. And I am curious about those brothers... But it is fascinating to see how the headstones have changed over the years...I love the quotes and or the scriptures at the bottom of the stones. Thank you again for another cool adventure into the past., Robert. ❤

[dewey]

What a great pleasure your videos are. Respecting the departed in such a kind and loving way. Your voice is always calm and pleasant. Thanks for sharing with us.

[teresadale]

Absolutely enjoy watching your adventures .

[chevrolet]

Another good find. Thanks for posting.

[TABrown-xhxc]

Nandina bush not native usually found around old home sites along with daffodils, iris, and yucca ! Good video as always !

[katyareads]

You know the way your mind works, and the thoughts you have and regard for history makes this channel so interesting.

[trixier]

It is a nandina shrub. I have lots of them. Bees love the spring blossoms, and they are so colorful in winter. They do self-sow very well, though.