How will we die??? - Visiting the OUIJA Board Grave in Chicago 4K

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.

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.

You 2 are going grow old together and be forever together

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.

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!

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. 🌂

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.

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.

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.

In Chicago we call that train that keeps going by the “L”. It’s an elevated commuter train.

I have to say that The Statue of Eternal Silence gives me a shiver. I swear those eyes are looking right back at you!

Wow this place is gorgeous!! The statues and the big pretty pond, just lovely

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.

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.

I've lived in Chicago 70 years, my whole life. Yup... We never notice the trains. Great video.😢.

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.

I LOVE looking in graveyards for tombstones! Best hobby ever!

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. 👻

Traveling Mary can't find her way home. Something's going on around here.🤘🕶🤘

I remember the Sleepy Hollow episode and Jessica’s love of dried leaves, very enduring, thanks again and seven months till Halloween! Time flies