The girl in the doll house grave
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- čas přidán 29. 09. 2020
- Visiting the grave of Nadine Earles, a four-year-old who died in 1933. Her father built her the dollhouse grave. It's located in Lanett, Alabamba.
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It's so sad that good parents like this have their little daughter taken away too soon, while some abuse the shit out of their kid and should not be parents.
So true.
It maybe karma, where they are being punished.
@@nickelhamilton9976 ??
@@charleseyeler what?
@@nickelhamilton9976 Karma doesn't exist love.
From the looks of it, this child got everything she wanted in life except time.
That's exactly what I was thinking. Poor family.
Aww poor girl
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aw
Awww so true! 😞
My dad is buried in this cemetery. The house has looked this way as long as I can remember. The cemetery is very well taken care of.
yeah the brick looks very clean
Where is it
@@kimmiller8601 its in Lanett, Al.
How did he get it to the cemetery?
@@lindabee7683my guess is that he died
The upkeep is amazing. Looks like it was built recently. Truly amazing the fathers dedication to his little girl.
It's been restored
The city of Lanett takes care of Nadine's dollhouse
Oh yes. And I noticed there was a beanie baby with a TY tag on it, which means that in addition to the toys she had in life, there are a few things at least which have been placed there by visitors to the gravesite.
Think about when it was built. During the depression. When money was money was none existent. This was a true work of art and love of a father to his presous little girl. Truly amazing and touching.
It was made of wood and they totally redid it in the 80s. So it's not the original. They also said the toys are not original, that they get donated and changed by the family etc over the years
@Jericho Bravecat no I’m pretty sure it was made of wood at first, but then replaced with bricks so it could last longer. The toys got too old so some were replaced with newer toys or antique toys
@Carl's Brother like now
"When money was money was none existent"
Ok
@Jericho Bravecat chillll man. lol
It looks so clean, looks like it was just built. Doesn't look old at all.
Ikr i was wondering who does the up keeping
Yea I was thinking that when he got close to it beautiful 🕊
It's possible it may be a family member or a trusted care taker. Maybe her parents set up a trust fund to pay for the up keep too?
It’s a tourist attraction so it’s worth it for the town to keep it up
Beautiful, Her parents honored her at death very well..
So when she was born her parents were 17 and 20, and when she passed they were 21 and 24. I’m 23 and it’s so difficult imagining having to go through this at such a young age, my love to this family.
What's your social we might make that a reality.
wtf 17 and 20? 😨
@@aihoshinoirlthat wasn’t terribly uncommon for the time period, especially in rural/farm communities where there wasn’t such a premium placed on getting an education or exploring the world and your place in it. Had she not died, Nadine would be nearly 100 years old today.
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@@aihoshinoirl
Back then people started early because most also died early. At least it looks like this little family was willing to provide for theirs with everything they had.
It doesn't look like a doll house, it looks like a play house.
A moment frozen in time. What a sad thing, a memorial of grief.
This is not sad its pure love from a father!
Why do I agree with both of these statements? ⬆️
@@nottocleverxx614 probably cause people grieve in different ways and that you dont know how these people are feeling cause you in your life wont have to go through that in your lifetime or relieve the same exact situation as them
Probably the most expensive, and realistic play house ever
@@marksmithwas12 when I was little, a friend’s dad built her a 2 room playhouse with electricity and running water. It was adorable and the envy of our whole class lol.
Wow the mom and dad were only 17 and 20 when they had Nadine. Marriage and families were started so young back then.
My mother had me when she was 16 that was back in 1983
@@AnastasiaLUVSU that’s mean! My grandmother is from the Middle East, she was married by 15 & having children by 16...that’s apart of her culture & is normal...her and my grandfather stayed married over 70 years til they died!
Don’t be so quick to judge...everyone’s situation is different 🕊
@Carl's Brother what does that have to do with anything they just said
Note the father didn't make it to become an elder.
@@AnastasiaLUVSU good thing it's not your problem.
Her fathers heart must have been breaking while he was building his daughters resting place and forever home
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He made it before the child died I thought. Not sick then??!!
@@lindak990 she passed before he finished it.
I lost my daughter 3 years ago and I understand what any father would do for their daughters. The pain never goes away either! Ever!
I’m so sorry for the loss of your little one.
@@StarsEternal Thanks so much Lena!
I’m sorry for your loss.
I’m so sorry for your loss. ❤
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You can imagine how much love the father had for her, his grief and pain.
This is weirdly comforting like imagine all your favorite belongings resting beautifully in time forever
Sounds deep tho..♥️
Let’s hope no one touches those those toys for vintage prices.
@@dummyrandom8055 The toys are replaced regularly. Notice the TY Beanies lol
The Egyptians did that thousands of years ago and were robbed by archaeologists and tomb raiders
Sort of like the Pyramids in Egypt
A very modern "build" for 1933, well done dad. All of her play toys kept as they were. xx
@@PAULYCRISPYSDANGERZONE im sure it has been restored and maintained through the years.
Some of the toys are newer, too.
If you google you can see period photos of it when it was first built. It looks pretty similar to how it does now but has been altered over the years to freshen it up and make it last. Some of the toys have been replaced over the years due to the originals being stolen or becoming too old.
The carpet inside has clearly been added more recently...I’m sure it’s been kept up and restored over time ♥️
@@5roundsrapid263 that was my first thought! That doll with the blond hair is from the 60s (maybe even later) They didn’t have giant bears back then either
As a child, a classmate of mine died, and his parents who were quite wealthy doctors erected a beautiful white marble and stained glass shrine like a chapel over his grave. As the years went by, the grave was vandalized so often by local teenagers busting the glass and breaking down the door, that his parents ended up exhuming his body and moving his marble chapel to Brazil, where the family was originally from. I’m amazed this little house is in such great shape.
Those teenagers are so cruel.
I was wondering the same thing! Must be the area.
Well its in alabama and thats where I was born and raised and respect is taught firm here. Not to mention they throw the books at u in court its very strict here but everybody is respectful. It's a whole other world u wouldn't believe if uve never been here. I left for a year and never will again.
Sssshhhhhhhhhh....🤫
Lets just leave them to rest their souls peacefully and us keep pressing on. We'll join them later.
For now just comfort one another.
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@@w.e.s. hi from Bham ♥️
So sad that she died at such a young age of 4 years old. Her father must have been a great dad and loved her so much. He built her that beautiful playhouse Even though she didn't get to play in it ,her body will resting in a wonderful place. She's with her mom and dad now spiritually and happy
I wish I could say children younger than 13 don't die anymore but it sadly isn't true. My local cemetery has young children 10 and less who passed away as recently as 10 years ago.
I am a resident of Lanett, Alabama. We consider Nadine's grave as a local monument in our community. No matter what, No one would ever think of doing anything to vandalize or disrespect her resting place. It serves as a reminder that we all experience tragedy at some time or another. All the citizens of community understand that people grieve differently so her parents took comfort in knowing that they granted her wish even though she died. It is wonderful that so many are touched by the story behind her beautiful dollhouse. The Bible book Ecclesiastes 7:1-4 reveals how important it is to meditate on life by observing the distress afflicted on those who have lost a loved one in death. How proud we are here in Lanett, Alabama to be able to share something meaningful to others.
Hi Angela. I'm also from Lanett. 😃👋
I am from Mobile Alabama (Gulf Coast)-3 hours 40 minutes away. I just happen to see this on a You-Tuber tour of grave sites. My next visit back to Alabama I may visit the Lanette area.
Angela Tucker. Thank you! 🙏🏼
I sure hope no one ever does vandalise it. Its beautiful absolutely beautiful and amazing i havent seen anything like it.
Angela, your message is beautiful. May Nadine continue to rest in peace.
Imagine how the Father felt he thought he was building the doll house which Musta Took him forever to build for his daughter to play in and at the end she had to bury her in it little do you know he was building his daughters resting place that must’ve killed him
It took the father 18 months to build....
He hired contractor to finish it. It has been remodeled......especially the porch which originally had white columns
@@fayparatene4606 he hired someone to finish it
Jericho Bravecat you got issues dude.
Jericho Bravecat no. you do tho.
The “me want it now” made this feel so real. This girl had a such a loving family that her only worries were having to wait for a beautiful doll house. Her Illness was not on the front of her mind because the excitement of a big new toy overshadowed the fact that she was dying. Yes it’s sad she never got to play in it, but her fathers love and determination to make such an amazing toy was sure to have mentally helped her through the dying process. She was filled with excitement and wonder until the very end because of him.
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😢💔 Beautifully written
very well said 👊🏽 🥺, i felt for her with that comment, sh*t was deep
I like the Doll house but the sad thing is THAT THE GIRL DIED😭😭😭😭😭😭😭🤧🤧🤧🤧🤧🤧🤧😥😥😥😥😥😥😥😣😣😣😣😣😣😣😖😖😖😖😖😖😖🙁🙁🙁☹☹☹😫😫😫
She is in the most beautiful castle in the sky, surrounded by the most beautiful flowers. Butterflies are flying and grasshoppers fill her yard.❤️🦋
Speaking of Diphtheria. My father was born in 1897, there were 9 children in the home. They were a farming family in Pennsylvania. Diphtheria hit the family, the 7 children between my Father and his oldest sister all died within one week. He and his sister both survived. There's 7 small headstones lined up in the local cemetery. That was the tragedy they suffered in those days.
Carol, That's so sad, 7 childern in the one family lost within a week, that is an absolute tragedy, thanks for sharing ❤ 🙏 God bless
I could not imagine the grief they went through.
My paternal grandfather lost two of his brothers, at 5 and 7 years of age.
That’s so sad !!!
carol Garber, Same for my ancestors from Catasauqua, PA. The 2 oldest children 4 and 6, died of diphtheria leaving my paternal grandmother to be the oldest. That kind of communicable illness could sweep through a family with small children. It's very sad. The bright point to children dying is that the Bible says, they immediately go to be with Jesus. Amen.
I'm so glad nobody has damaged that doll house grave at least some respect is shown.
Also would the inside need cleaned out every once in a while?
@@andrewstanley903 I would think so unless it's sealed somehow
Unfortunately, they have. You can google it. And, most of the toys have been replaced over the years. I think it’s beautiful. RIP
@@andrewstanley903 They do clean it out. They have people that go inside and clean it up and rotate the toys inside. They also put Christmas lights up on the outside and a Christmas tree up inside, surrounded by Christmas toys.
I swear that is exactly what I thought when I saw this!
I had dipteria (not sure of the spelling) as a child, at the age of 5, way back in 1953. I was not expected to live and spent months in the hospital under quarantine. I am now 72 years of age.
My Father ( passed away now ) also had Diphtheria as a youngster . He survived but the boys in the beds next to him in the Hospital both died . Being very young he didn't realize the seriousness of the situation . His main memory was recieving brand new comics to read and his astonishment when after he read them they were taken away to be burnt .
Amen! 🙏🦋🙏
GOD bless you
Ann marie Hinds I am so happy you made it my mom also is 72
God Bless you 🙏
Oh my gawd I googled her and she was laid to rest on Christmas Eve 😭 that must of been the WORST Christmas of the family’s lives. My grandma died on my grandpas birthday in 2018 and it’s ALWAYS so hard for him now 😭😭 RIP to both of these beautiful souls.. also RIP to Nadine’s parents. Her doll house is so beautiful!!!❤️❤️❤️
Rip
I don't want it to sound dark or weird...but the love and testament that the father had for his daughter will stand hundreds of years. What a way to be remembered. Beautiful.
This is honestly so amazing. The fact her parents were buried with her too is so beautiful
What the heck is your profile picture
@@R3nDom854 My face after I accidentally sucked my own dicc 3 months back when I was drunk. That's how I look whenever I remember that night. Shouldn't have drank.
@@a.x.x8184 HOW THE HECK DO YOU SUCK YOUR OWN SAUSAGE
@@a.x.x8184 AGGY lol
@@a.x.x8184 wow nice talking about this kind of shit that doesn’t matter on this video
This is a playhouse full of the little girl’s dolls. Her parents must have loved her so much to build such a beautiful playhouse. Beautiful memorial, yet heartbreaking to lose a child.
I lost my oldest daughter
She was born with cystic fibrosis she was my best friend she lived till she was 32 doctor put her on new pain pill methadone she died in her sleep her son found her never take that drug it will kill you .I now suffer from PTSD replaying when they un zipped the bag my baby gone forever
One day I'll see her when God calls me home.yes losing a child at any age is awful.
Angelia Pittman I’m so sorry. I can’t imagine how you must feel.
@@angeliapittman4776 thank u for the methadone, I'm taking that med,
Her mother and father must have added toys because the dolls and teddy bears were much newer than 1933.
Angelia Pittman I’m so sorry! 💖 I just lost my mother from breast cancer and it took her away within a year. I hope you are doing well.
For it to be so old, it’s in phenomenal condition. It looks brand new, and so do the toys. Absolutely beautiful. God bless her and her parents. 🙏🏻♥️
Its so sweet that her Parents are buried just outside her little dollhouse😇👪
Children should never go before their parents, it’s so beautiful how she’s allowed to have her doll house for eternity. Most gravesites in this century don’t allow “childish” things even though children die every day.
Yeah
I bet it's plot size to money ratio, the mighty dollar has final say.
N S how on Earth did you manage to compare these 2 things and feel like it made sense?
@@HeyitsBri_ You are right that father didnt have alot of money he built that with his own hands and most homeless are that way because they are incurable drunks or crack heads
@@Lumotaku It's just selfish is what she was saying.
My Grandparents and family members are buried near this little doll house.
Aww 🙏
Are any Mc'Curdys buried there,
You do go look at the doll house
Rest in paradise for your grandparents 😞❤️
Wow..
Her parents kept her memory alive beyond their own lifetime. That’s not easy to do!
Her Father was talented to build this house, i can tell it took some time & preparation to get it right for his daughter.
I noticed the house was possibly modernized several times, I can tell by the double pane windows and door. These frames look pretty new.
Wow this was heavy. Her father was a incredible person to do something like this for his little angel. Everyone needs to take something away from this video and that is love conquers all. Love for his daughter conquered his grief in a way no one can describe.
Agreed
Wow
You put it just so perfectly. Thank you. 💗
Same with the mum
"Everyone needs to take something away from this video" How about Get your kids vaccinated! Diptheria is totally preventable now.
This is so heartbreaking & yet so beautiful ❤️ My Daughter was only a baby when she died in 1989. She never even had a first Doll. But I bought her her first & only doll & I buried it with her in her tiny casket. It had on a pink & white beautiful dress with lacy little booties just like my Daughter. I can only hope that she's playing with her dolly in heaven while waiting for me to arrive ❤️ What a loving Daddy this little sweetie had ❤️ Thank You for posting this ❤️ If my little girl were still alive she'd be 32 in January. I still count the years 💔
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Really shows how much love they had for their child after they passed after so long and still wanted themselves written as the parents on their grave, it really shows how much love they had for their kid, and surely how much time they put into their little girl.
Rest well little one!
This is the nicest and most sincere grave I've ever seen.
I have never saw anything thing like this in my entire life. God bless her father.
You should check the cemeteries in Mexico they even build real houses. Specially in Sinaloa.
Yes me.too.
Some of those dolls look relatively "new" (not 1930s) so it seems the parents, family, or community has given her new toys throughout the years. :^)
Toys have been replace by new ones from the time period
Some look like they’re from 2000
@@pwallace5359 They've been replaced many times due to asshole thievery other commentor's have said. Just sad..
Well they been stuck inside for years with no outside contact
@@surveytestmoney2550 *Why would anyone even?!*
My son is 5 right now, which makes the story of this little girls' death all the more heartbreaking to me. She was lucky to have parents who loved her so much, even if her time on earth was so short. It seems like the time she did have here was spent with all the love anyone could ever want. RIP Nadine. And to her mother and father, as well.
My father had diphtheria as an infant at just about the same time as Nadine. He survived but his hearing was damaged for the rest of his life. Horrible disease.
As well as Nadine, I grieve for her parents who had to deal with this at the ages of 21 and 23. Almost children themselves.
My brother died a few hours after birth back in 1989, and my parents made his tomb a marble crib with some angels for bedposts. Whenever I visit I can’t help but cry even though I never met him, I was born in 1992. It’s really sad.
I'm sorry to hear hun
So sorry 😔
Aww, that’s so sweet and so sad. Omg, I would cry too. I’ve never seen a tomb like that. I’m sure your parents loved him very much.
Sorry to hear that that is so sad indeed may he continue to R.i.p.
I am so sorry for your loss truly am & l know what your going thru my baby sister died in infancy & never got to know her. I hope to see my sister Sally in Heaven one day
Her parents survived her by several decades. So sad to think of them visiting and bringing new toys as the years pass by.
They also had 2 younger sons who lived to quite old age, had families themselves, and are buried elsewhere.
Thank you for that insight, I wondered why more recent toys were in there
I see grief and an attempt to hold on anyway they could. I totally understand that...just a sad situation.
That's so sweet and beautiful, her parents clearly loved her a lot. It's a shame that she left them so soon, it must have been devastating.
In 12 years, she’d have been in there for 100 years. Wow.
Lets hope they keep it nice then :)
@@mazoku4910 Agreed! It would be absolutely disgusting for someone to ruin it.
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@@taylahsanimals9269 Yesssss. Korra for life ❤️
Yes kiddo
I’m impressed that the grave hasn’t been vandalised, as we know there are a lot of disrespectful sicko’s out there !
Alabama is in the civilized part of the country.
Melissa Love
People vandalize graves?!!! 😰
The ratchet kookie smh sad to say
I'm pretty sure people are terrified to mess with the little angels doll house.
My son's cross the location where he passed away is still intact most pple have respect for the death no matter how sicko they are. I am sure there may be some exceptions but until now his location I call Evan's garden is intact. I commemorate my son there because it is too painful to visit the cemetery where both my mom and son are together.
This is one of the saddest and most beautiful tribute I’ve ever seen! My grandparents lost their 18 month old daughter to pneumonia in 1936. They were very poor and didn’t even have a photograph of her, which they regretted until they died. 😭
I'm Sorry But They Are With Her Now 😢❤
The whole thing is phenomenal.
The little girl was clearly very cherished.
It bittersweet that her parents are buried with her
And so nice to see the toys from the 1930s still living on.
I have never seen anything quite like this ever in a cemetery .....may she rest peacefully how sad.
who is she??
They are all together now. The pain they had to bear of losing a child is now gone daddy in 76 and mommy in 81.
Rite that is so sad
I love how respectful, reverent and reflective you are about these visits
Heartbreakingly Lovely ~ The absolute Love & Devotion these parents have for their beloved little girl ~ Still staying close to their baby ~ Making sure that she knows that mommy & daddy are right there ~ Touches a person's soul ... ❤ 😔
What got to me is the little door handle was set low for her to reach. Bless her little heart.💕
So beautiful
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@@sylviabishop1586 Yes, it's so beautiful. 🌹💕🌹💕🌹
If you believe in this, perhaps the precious spirit of Nadine plays in her beautiful doll house now & then. Also, the spirit of her mother & father join her to play with love for eternity. 🤗🌹💐
Sad thing is, in my area people destroy graves... It's so disgusting that they can't even let people rest in peace
Damn! Where’s that?
eh..? why do they destroy graves..?
@@kokila_modi_ most likely to make space for other companies...it’s so disgusting how they rather have the money than to just let the deceased be
@@pr_ckly67 Greed, the nature of humanity as long they want what they want.
@@pr_ckly67 woahhh that's disrespectful af.. like just for their own profit uh.. dang..
That is the sweetest most beautiful crypt I’ve ever seen❤ Rest in peace little one😢
Wonderful testament to the love this little girl's Dad had for her. So sweet. I can only imagine how brokenhearted he must've been at losing her at such a young age. Thank you for sharing the story with everyone. I truly appreciate it.
REST IN PEACE NADINE WOW NADINE BEEN GONE FOR 87 YEARS AND THE HOUSE GRAVE STILL LOOKS GREAT GOOD CONDITION LIKE IT WAS BUILT YESTERDAY REST IN PEACE TO HER MOM AND DAD
Someone is definitely caring for it. It's beautiful
That's probably because maybe it's not true that they built it right away after her death I mean come on it looks to be about only 10-20 years old at least! It probably took a lot of cement and all that stuff!
Yes yes you are right 😔😔😔
I live in Alabama. Her Parents so cherished their beloved Daughter that every Christmas 🎄 and Birthday they would bring Presents for her and leave them in her Dollhouse.😭😭😭😭 Complete Strangers still decorate her little Crypt with Flowers and small gifts through the year.❤❤❤❤
This little dollhouse looks as if it had just been built recently. Little Nadines, Dad, sure put a lot of love when he built this. I love the antique buggy, high chair, and even the picture that is hanging at the entrance of the dollhouse. I think they could have buried the mom next to the dad or below him. I like how well kept this dollhouse is. I pray no one ever breaks in and steals any of Nadines things.
I really like how her parents are resting outside of her "lawn" too. It's a very creative idea to have the family buried there like that.
I'm confused on how it looks newer than 1933, like it's almost 100 years old and looks like it was built yesterday
It's well taken care of👏👏👏👏
Nice people have pitched in to fix it up in rememberence of the family and the hard ship they endured with the sudden death of the precious child and the hardship of the poor father who must had been poor and anyway he constructed the doll house for hid daughter....inscribing her words "me want it now" how sad, but how kind of the strangers whom must pitch in to keep it well taken care of.
Looks like it might have taken him a year or two to build this if she died Dec 1933
If there were other children, or maybe close friends and relatives - i am sure they maintained the upkeep. Knowing how much it meant to them. Also, there are newer toys from the 90s. I was thinking someone 100% still cares for it and cares for her.
I think maybe the parents added to the interior as well throughout their lives. There is a vinyl doll inside that would not have been available in 1933. I think they maintained it and brought her presents every now and then
That is the most adorable thing I have ever laid my eyes in in 52 years of living. I have chills looking at this grave! What a blessing to have such lovely parents! Wow! Just wow 😳! Thank you for sharing this amazing work of art. It looks like it was just built yesterday!
Edit: *Thanks for so many likes!*
Most memorable.
Yes u said it best!!!
Autumn Johnson I cannot stop looking at its beauty
I agree ❤
My home town!! I played in that cemetery when I was little!! My grandmother lived a street over. We always peeked in. Family used to change out the toys.
I figured that was the case since there are beanie babies in the window lol. It’s sweet and you can definitely tell it’s maintained.
I thought those dolls didn't look like they were from 1933
@@teresachristensen7836 Same
They're all in heaven together now. Cute little house, it really looks like old run down house, but in better shape. It's cool to see it like it was supposed to be, almost like a time capsule.
Thank you so much for showing this, really full of compassion and love
That poor father. You know this was done with a heavy broken heart. She would have been so happy. At least that little family was still together. Yes
Things like this are always sad. Im sure her daddy did all he could. Im glad to see that when their time come they went there to be with her.
I totally agree. It made me feel so much better that they are all together.
This is precious. Thanks for sharing. I'm in love with the sentimental expression that her Father shared.
She was soooo loved i cant imagine the pain her parents had felt! So adorable but just heart breaking.
This is beautiful. This is an awesome way for a father to honor his daughter. RIP Angel.
Great but sad story. Very neat house.
RIP To Nadine, her Momma & Daddy.
Such a unique and heart wrenching way to memorialize the passing of a little girl. That poor family :(
Of all the dollhouse graves I've seen, this one is the biggest and the most beautiful. If I had the money, I would love to spend eternity in one like that.
Trust me, this cost a fortune
How much have you've seen?
You won't spend eternity in a grave. We live for eternity. The human soul cannot die; only the body, the shell, will be laying in the grave.
Must stink
@@lozzymagoo depends on your beliefs,we don't have proof
Most of the dolls inside are not from Nadine's era....someone put them there maybe in the 60's-80's.
The family (and parents when they were alive) probably put dolls in there regularly. There’s probably someone who keeps it clean since it’s still so neat in there so that family member probably brought her stuff
it looks like there's a beanie baby in the windowsill too, those are from the mid/late 90's
The blue doll on the bed, the bike, and the baby stroller looks quite historically accurate to me.
@@hannahbg1852 "bed"
@@hannahbg1852 the blue doll on her grave was kinda scary lookin tho lmao
Such a sad story, the doll house is now her resting place eerie.
I think it is well done! just one thing and no offense to that sweet little girl but that doll on the bed it kinda looked a bit creepy.
Sasskitten yes that doll scared the crap out of me
@@HollyMarieL I had to stop looking at it because I had this image that it would move at any moment. They other dolls I am cool with but that one....
Sasskitten yeah I’m actually happy they keep that place locked 🔒
Vintage dolls, they always give off a scary vibe...
Incredible craftsmanship…. Amazing grave. Thank you!🥰🥰🥰
Peace & blessings to this tiny baby girl and her family. TY Lamont. 👼😇♥️
Such a sweet and sad story. I love that it’s still maintained to this day, you’d never guess it was nearing 90 years old. That’s the ultimate sign of love and respect.
God love little Nadine. Her Father must have been grieving hard if he put 18 months in building this beautiful doll house for his precious baby girl. RIP little one.
What a Legacy. RIP all of you Together forever. 💗👶🌼🌸🇦🇺Thank You So Much for Sharing this, with such Respect.
What a beautiful thing to do for your child, now she will never be forgotten. R.I.P. Little girl xoxox
No parent should have to bury their child. My heart goes to those who unfortunately have had to. ♥️❤️
This is my hometown. And my mother and father in law live across the street from this cemetery. It is a sad, yet touching story about the dollhouse. At Christmas time the family members put Christmas decorations on it. With lights and everything. Glad your video was in my recommendations. Thank you for sharing this.
Thank you for your Hardwork and Dedication ' God Bless You
This is awesome I've never seen anything like this before. Thanks for sharing. Love your videos❤
Her parents had to live almost 50 years without her. No words...
And sadder still, no other children.
So so sad.
No way I’d live 50 years if my daughter passed away before me, I’d be damn lucky if I made it 10 or 20 years.
@@1998gst4611 : Why would you ask an question like that???????????
The 'Mother' out lived her immediate family. Her daughter & husband. How long would YOU have lived if you had lost your spouse & child or all of your children???????
@@dyanshane Nadine had two brothers, Julian Jr born in 1931 and died in 2003, and Jimmy born in 1935 and died in 2018. They aren't in the family plot because Julian Jr was cremated and Jimmy was buried in Georgia.
I know where this is. It has not been vandalized for many years. Most people in this town have respect for each other.
No everyone is scum thankfully
Better be quiet and don't tell anyone where yall live then!!!
Isn't it in Alabama?
@@argus7601 Yes it is
Thanks for the work you do. I thoroughly enjoy it!
Lamont, your the man. This is so amazing, looks like it was made yesterday. Thanks again!
A parent love for their children. Measures up to nothing else in this world.
Axl Young You are so right.
Absolutely Beautiful comment.....So sad and heatbreaking.....She would have really loved this.....
Most parents! Alot of parents are a pos!
spellchekgonagetu you have you’re good and bad. Just like anything else.
@@jeffreydevine6199 Agreed! Those that have decent parents should thank their lucky stars, because some of us don't even have one parent worth a crap.
This is normal in Mexico, if you go to the cemetery they have lots of little houses like this all shapes and sizes filled with the person possessions, religious objects, ect..
That’s so cool, thanks for sharing 💕
Beautiful.
I’ve seen people who do bigger houses and bury multiple family members in that area
Yes, that is true.
@@ms.struggle3519 We do that alot in the Philippines
This may be one of the most precious things I've seen all week!
Absolutely beautiful indeed...a father's love for his daughter is unconditional😢 rest in paradise little one and also to her amazing parents🙏🏽😇🙏🏽🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
I've been going to her grave since I was a little kid. I've always loved Nadine's grave. They usually decorate it for Christmas. I live 15 mins away from it. Since her parents and family have died. The trustees and the city keep it up now.
To see that people around the world, who never had the chance to meet this little girl, find it in their hearts to pay respects to her in this very unique gravesite is truly touching. This reveals the good and compassion in humanity
The heart of man is decietfully wicked!
You took the words right out of my mouth when you spoke of being thankful. I have two young sons,and at every vaccination appointment this is what I remind them of. I tell them in a way they can comprehend,and as not to scare them,but to let them know how Blessed we are to have such.
Wow!! Never seen anything like this before!! Such detail and love gone into that and now there all together ❤️
She had two brothers too, one was two when she died and the second brother born two years after her death, they both lived to old age! Great video Lamont!
I wonder if those are their headstones/markers right in front of the house right on the outer edge of the surrounding wall?
I wonder if her brothers were the ones who placed the more modern toys in her house? I noticed what I think is a Beanie Baby
@@eddvcr598 Possibly but the city takes care of it now and I read that people leave toys sometimes and so they bring them inside the little house when they come to take care of it. So that's how some newer toys have been placed inside.
@Vicki Figueroa Oh I see! Thank you for the information :)
Are her brothers still alive? If not, why aren’t they buried with them?
That father did and awesome job you can see the time and pride he put in his baby’s dollhouse may him the mother and this baby RIP🙏🏿
I appreciate you Lamont for these videos !
Lamont, thank you so much for showing this. I'm a new sub and wish I had found this channel years ago. You can hear just how sincere you are, what a breath of fresh air this channel is. Thank you for being you.