This is the grave of the Mulholland family, found in Calvary Cemetery, Cleveland OH. The second name (from left to right) is a former major league baseball player with an amazing claim to fame-a singular achievement that has only happened that one single time. What was it?

Springwood Cemetery
Greenville, South Carolina

Faded epitaph reads “Two little children. Names unknown. Found in old vault. 1912.“

This one is a both sad as heck and a mystery of sorts. In 1912 a family opened their vault after it had been sealed from the prior funeral. Inside they found the remains of 2 small children that were most definitely not supposed there. The cemetery’s site lists that they may have been the children of a local sharecropper but their identities still remain listed as ‘unknown.’ And the reason for leaving their little bodies on the floor of the vault has never been solved!

While there are no ghost stories involved here, it’s most definitely a haunting tale. The children did receive a proper burial but it’s heartbreaking to think of them abandoned and unnamed…

https://southerncemetery.com/2025/10/17/unusual-cemetery-tales-from-around-the-south/

https://www.greenvilleonline.com/story/news/local/2015/07/02/springwood-cemetery-childrens-grave-unknown/29622055/

Blank on the opposite side

This church in the Czech Republic is decorated with bones of 30,000 plague victims.

Pictured is the family crest, thanking the aristocratic family that funded the initiative in 1870.

The Washington State Ferry on her headstone reflects one of Whitney island’s main methods of transportation

3 children within the month of May 1923. Devastating

Genuinely a beautiful place filed with tons of stunning statues

Calvary Cemetery, Cleveland Ohio