That monopoly gravestone was really cool. I love how each spot was made about something unique to him.

The Monopoly game was ingenious. I especially loved that every space was an event from his life.

That Monopoly grave stone is just so cool. It’s for sure one of a kind.

Hello from New Albany Indiana, born and raised in Indiana. Proud of my Hoosier heritage. I found this so fascinating. Truly enjoy your channel. Thank you, for the upload of your videos. ☺️

Thank you for recording history, especially during a time where so many wish to alter it

Did you notice the globe monument next to the monopoly stone? That was also cool.

Love to see the older gravestones and markers. Such beautiful architecture and craftsmanship that you just don't see today. The Lois Baker Memorial was so cool. Thanks for sharing Roger!

Hello! I love visiting cemeteries. Its a place of peace, quiet and calm. There's so much information on the stones. Im working on my family tree and these are the best places for information! RIP everyone.

This is right up my wheelhouse Roger. From a young age my Grandma used to take me to cemeteries where we’d watch the squirrels play and she would teach me about our family history. Fairview cemetery in New Albany was a favorite and has many fascinating stories. Really enjoyed this piece! Thanks for sharing and safe travels!

Always look forward to your videos, thanks Roger!

Well, Roger you did another doozy . Your stories are always the best. Very interesting, and always bits of good Philosophy! I'm glad you included the woman in Aurora that is buried in her Cadillac. Had never heard the story about her husband being added to grave.

Thanks for the great history!

Thank you for sharing. :) Interesting presentation!

Daniel Boones sister and her husband buried in Putnam County gravey yard . They actually lived in the woods behind it

Born and raised in Borden and I looove your voice and videos

Your quips are as amazing as the background story of these gravestones. It was a surprisingly fun episode.

As an avid Monopoly family, that stone was awesome!

Thanks for bringing history alive!

What interesting burial stories! Love the steam tractor grave! Interesting tales for sure!

Roger, I’ve been a fan for many years. This was the coolest you’ve done! I am a limestone carver from near Bloomington. These days most of my time is spent repairing and restoring 19th century headstones. So, this vid was “dead on”!

Again, interesting as usual. Thanks and keep up the good work

I was born in Indiana and have family that goes back several generations. When you're in the area of Fort Branch, please take a look at Walnut Hill cemetery. It has some great history and unusual headstones. Thanks for this video. I love it.

we enjoy checking out cemeteries and the stories they tell! great video Roger!!!

Another great video Roger, thanks for putting in the time and effort

Thanx again. Thoroughly enjoy your videos and narration.🙏💀and kudos to the judge who upheld Mr. Foote's decision.

I love cemeteries. I hang out in them and take pictures. I always have since I was a kid. I think these are amazing. 😮 Such an existence for some of these people who have passed on. The bulldog....awesome!!

Another amazing video!!. The background music reminds me of watching videos in history class or old school history Channel clips!!! It's amazing!! Lol

Excellent good job.

As to the steam engine, He and the engine and his family were very dedicated to the threshermen's reunions of the time. This was also the very engine that he farmed with for his life time. So his family placed it there as his monument. It had been some what kept in a presentable shape until the close relatives also passed. Now it just wastes away over the years. The situation is well known in the local antique tractor/ steam collector circles. It has been discussed that something should be done to save the relic, as that make machine are extremely rare and collectable.

Going through withdrawal! Eagerly anticipating your next videos. 😁

Thank you. Very interesting. 💖 From Australia

Awesome video! You gained a new subscriber and fellow cemetery lover❤❤❤❤

I went to 1st grade in Dupont . Great video once again Roger ! You never fail to leave me with that urge , to go jump in my car and explore Indiana ! ❤

What a great video. I think you are quickly moving up to the top five list of most interesting channels.… Even if it’s not popular with mainstream KZfaqrs. People are really strange aren’t they?

Well done and well written as always..... love your final scene and message.

Loved this video, Roger. I've had a fascination with cemeteries for a long time. The art, the history! I love looking at the older names and wonder who that person was. Some of the more unusual stones/memorials I will try to research. Very fascinating I've been to some of the places you've mentioned but will plan trips for the others. Thank you 😊

LOVE your video! Content, production, and your voice is extraordinarily professional!

I love visiting cemeteries.

Roger, once again you have brought another interesting video. Thank you. ❤😊

Thank you Roger!! Everything you do is so interesting and amazing!! Elizabeth Voris

Love this. I live in Vincennes indiana. They also have many old stones. Thank you for this.😊

Amazing gravestones

Another terrific video Roger!! things in my back yard.....who knew...

"Skyline Chili Binge" on the Monopoly stone...I can relate to that!!

I personally Love Cemeteries. They Hold so much History. Thank you for sharing these quirky stories. Your Humor made me actually Laugh out Loud. I don't Laugh that much but I do So enjoy a Cheezy sick joke. Thank you again. I wonder if the Stone Cutter Luis Baker is Related to me??? I Loved his Story

I've seen Stiffy 's eyes.. next door to the museum where he is now is a place of interest: Square Donuts. there's 1 in Bloomington too... My mom worked there 28 yrs, knew tons of people. My family cemetery is the Johnson Cemetery in Graysville, In. There is a plaque honoring Jane Todd Crawford (1763-1842) after recovering the 1st ovariotomy ever done in 1809!!! She rode a horse 60 miles to get the operation.. I bet there are way to many stories like these just from Indiana to list in a video. Thx for posting!!!

I’m a little bit late with this comment but I just watched the video and I was totally surprised when I saw the micrometer monument! I thought man I’ve seen this before and you said DuPont Ind. my mouth fell open in disbelief lol! I’m born and raised in DuPont and have 12 family members buried there! My own plot for my final resting place is less than a 100 ft to the south of the micrometer monument. Wow small world! Love your channel!

Awesome video! Intro is perfect.

I suddenly find myself wanting to own a bulldog, just so I can name it Stiffy Green, lol. Seriously, though, these were certainly beautiful and intriguing. Thanks for showing them to us.

Just found your channel! Interesting since my dad and all of his family are from Indiana. My dad was born in Rising Sun, and my great grandmother's farm was also there. The rest of the family lived in Lawrenceburg and worked for Seagrams. I scanned your videos, but didn't see one on Rising Sun. Looking forward to seeing one!

This was done really well,ya made me hit Subscribe.

I live just a few miles from the river view cemetery. It's got a section dedicated to the a battle with the Indians along with a burial mound. It's a really neat cemetery

My genealogy has taken me to Indiana in 1826 and from a tiny town, now just unincorporated, of Wayne, Indiana in southern Indiana to Frankfort where the family settled in about 1880.

Hi Roger.. I’m from the U.K. just come across this and I found it fascinating.. loved it thank you . 👻

excellent ... a wonderfully entertaining History Lesson =)

thanks for the tour of the intersting graves Roger . i do not get creeped out but cemeterys are somber . i had a uncle named Raymond and it is somewhat bleak to see your own name on a tombstone! i used to hike a lot here in central New York and i would come upon lost cemeterys in the woods . maybe i wrote to you about this before i forget. once a old stone from the 1800's read "all is calm so do not weep ,death is not a endless sleep. love's ties are not riven, we shall be together again in heaven" another time and another place i came upon 2 small stones on a hillside. it seemed they were brothers that died in the War between the states. that did hit me a bit.i have been to the Oriskany Battlefield Memorial. it was a mass grave. after the battle the area was so dangerous that no one went there until after the Revolution..a local man Major Clapsaddle is buried there. George Washington had toured the Mohawk Valley area after the war and Oriskany is one of the places he went..once when i was visiting a friend in Arkansa we went to a cemetery in Van Buren where there is a grave in the Fairview(?) cemetery .it is alleged to be a Viking grave it could be as there is a Viking runestone in Heavener Oklahoma not that far from Van Buren which i saw.. as legends grow in folk talk,the grave in Van Buren was thought to contain TREASURE! locals petitioned a court to allow a opening of the grave. the magistrate ordered that about 30 people must witness the opening and if human remains were determined then all the witnesses had to have a paper with their names on it put in the grave and the grave closed at once. a foot was seen and the grave closed so it was done. decades later when archaelogists wanted to open the grave to investigate the Viking aspect the court would not allow a opening despite no record of ownership of the grave existing . if it seems odd that Vikings could have gotten to western Ark/eastern OK , the Mississippi connects with the Arkansas River and the Heavener Runestone Park and the Fairview cemetery are both within walking distance to the Arkansas River. all of this rocked me yours truly Ray Tonns

Hi Rodgers. Bev from Mitchell Indiana . Went too Bedford .n.Lawrence .

I love graveyards, they are amazing, beautiful and peaceful. I'm gonna own a graveyard one day.❤😊

When i worked in landscaping many years ago in madison we pruned the shrubs of bob hughes (then just his wife) grave. The video footage shows the old big shrubs are gone and replaced with new shrubs. Sad to see he passed last year but is now finally reunited with his wife.

Thanks for this great episode.

I love cemeteries. They are a book of history. Some stories are so unbelievable, I wish I had met the people. I try to imagine what their lives were like. The stones are so imaginative and beautiful.

Love it!

I'm a bit sick and I've been thinking about my funeral a lot. I'm considering my tombstone being a table with benches and a chessboard engraved on it. I don't like chess but I have young kids and they love checkers. When I'm gone they can come and visit me and they can tell me about their day while we play checkers and maybe someday chess.

Thanks for sharing 👍

17:49 Rog, that is a micrometer.

Just found your channel thanks for the video history and story!

I live in Bedford Indiana!❤

My mother & I love going exploring different cemeteries. We call it graveyard stomping. It’s sad seeing unkept cemeteries

Still love these videos, if you ever want to do the Scottish rite cathedral in Indy. Hit me up and I can see what will happen.

Very interesting video.

That monopoly monument cost some bucks$$$$$

Love this ☺️💕

Heinl, flower shop, went out of business one winter when it got so cold, the pipes burst, and the flower shop flooded and they never reopened.

As Aurora Shook (and all the Pharaoh's) showed, you can't take it with you, but you can stay with it!

i have a ton of family buried at cave hill cemetery. been a long time since ive been back, mabye a field trip is in order

Cemetery doesn’t bother me. Sometimes it’s rather educational.😊

I love a good game of Monopoly or a good game of UNO. I'm just saying. Have a blessed weekend everyone

I am an artist and I love to go to graveyards and paint the scenery. They are quiet, Peaceful, The only time I have ever had any problem in a graveyard. It was at the grave of country music singer Dottie West. The only thing I was doing was looking at her headstone. And the odd shape of it. I really cannot believe what the owners of the graveyard did. They threw me out just because I was looking to paint some scenery there. But anyways I got off the subject. Graveyards are very peaceful and restful.

KZfaqr Scot on Tape recently made a video where a man in South Carolina was buried in his car sitting in the drivers seat, along with all his guns and $100 … odd what people think about.

The Black Hope situation that was crazy.

Been to SQUIRE BOON'S cave in indiana his is intered inside the cave, one of the neatest cave I've been in⚰️🪦

Interesting video, one correction though, that’s not a Vernier caliper, it’s a micrometer.

When I was young, our house backed up to a cemetery. We would ride our bikes through it.

As a resident of New Albany I would love to go on an adventure one of these days.

My grandparents and other family members are buried in the Beard Cemetery near Bristow. Stories are told how his wife caught him with a woman on the steam tractor. She had it put over his grave so no one would forget. May just be a story.

I’m going to use “Another one bites the dust”

I lost 2 moms cancer ❤❤❤. So death topic r hard a lil . But i love the music. #DisneyDiva ❤ I love Disneyland, i love lucy, 2pac, the color pink, old music and tv show. But my family will remember me for Disneyland and Tiana ❤

Here in southern ohio, I live right beside a big cemetery here in town. One person's gravestone is a giant smartphone with all the apps he enjoyed.

The military also converted some old places to "training areas". When i was stationed at ft Stewart georgia. Its near hinesville. I was in field artillery, MLRS. We had to certify before going to kuwait in 02. We did a night convoy and moved into and "occupied" an area. We had to set up a perimeter etc etc. Anywase were walking out in pitch black in a forest and all of a sudden head stones everywhere. Not little ones. Big intricate headstones. I think people too easily just pass this all off

Exxxellent! Knowledge! Tks!❤😎🇨🇦

At my mom funeral i read everything she love she was placed n the wall with her pic. My 2nd mom her aches was spread at sea at her hometown n Boston ❤. My 2nd mom was my bff she was like my mom.

Been by the Barnett gravesite many times.

Can u do more of these please and thank you

We have. A very very beautiful graveyard here in Mcminnville Tennessee. I have never witnessed this happening , but as the story goes. If you sit on top of the only mausoline in the graveyard. Something will push you off of it. Like I said, I have never seen anything happen. And I simply just do not believe it. But if anyone wants to try it. That single mausoleum sits in the Depot Bottom graveyard. McMinnville Tennessee. Even if you just appreciate the beauty.Of graveyards. I would recommend coming here to see it. It is beautiful.

I know about the flower shop because i live in Terrehaute.

Ok, but where did the extra bodies in Barnett come from? Who were they? How old? How did they die? No one thought it was odd that a grave for 1 person held 6 other bodies??? Just me??? Otherwise, really enjoyed the video.

What is the music played during the story of Captain McCary?

I feel like youtube comments will become the new grave stones (in 30-40 years)

Have you checked out gravity hill ?

He owned a flower shop.