I enjoyed this tour very much. My husband and his cousins, were some of those kids who treated the cemetery as a playground, in 1950 through 1954. They pretended the tombs were forts and long houses. We walk through each time we're back. It's fun listening to their stories. I always stop and visit Anne Guerard's grave just inside the gate. She was 41 and died while giving birth to her 15th child.

This is a wonderful video, thank you very much for posting I enjoyed this tremendously.

This is incredible, I feel lucky to have gotten the real scoop!

My Ancestors Captain Thomas Amis January 1 1744-4 December 1797 Served in Commissary Agent 6th And 7th North Carolina Regiment 1776-1779 And He Served As North Carolina Senate 1788-1789 And He Was A Former Member Provincial Congress in 1776 And He Was The Justice of Peace. And Served As Superintendent of Commissary With Rank of Captain In 3rd Regiment of Continental Troops And Member of Society of the Cincinnati And Died At His Home In Big Creek in Hawkins County On November 18 1797

Never thought before what graveyards might have smelled like before embalming and cremation

incredibly informative and interesting. But next time hand the camera to someone under 50

Fascinating! I love visiting old cemeteries and look around and contemplating what the person’s life was. Would love a tour with this woman

Don't be afraid to walk on the grave won't fall in 😮

Lots of Revolutionary war history in Savannah.

Where I live the cemetery open from 8 am to 8mp good thing stop get it vandalized