A Prince's Tomb in Pennsylvania? 

This reminds me of one of your other video "woman wanted stairs and window to see her daughter" This is a amazing i learn something new from your videos.

Great video Chris. Extremely interesting. Love historical things like this. Keep them coming.

nothing like wandering around an old cemetery and pondering life and how short it really is.

It's nice to see home after living in fl for the past 30 years . Loved fishing Prince Gallitzin lake

Very cool. I’m live in PA and have never heard about this. Thank you so much for sharing.

Always amazed by your videos. This is 30 minutes from my home. Same with Johnstown. Thank you for taking the time to visit forgotten America.

Just discovered you, can't stop watching your videos. I can't go on my own adventures right now, so I'm just going to go with you. Keep up the great work. Thank you.

Thanks Chris, what a cool find, thank you for sharing, much love. xx 💖

You have a great channel. Always look forward to the videos!

Awesome story and keep up the great work Chris !

Interesting video, as usual, Chris. I looks like a nicely kept cemetery and the church is quite beautiful (I'd love to see the interior). I didn't expect to see an actual coffin/sarcophagus, though! I was expecting to find a shrine in front of a sealed wall. I wonder how I'd feel if I'd been there and really descended into the chamber. Many years ago, a friend moved from our little village to a nearby medium-sized city and when I spent a weekend in his new family home, he revealed he'd found some cool places to play our usual war games. It was the early '50s, we were 11-12 at the time, fascinated by WW2 and the Korean "Police Action" and scrambling all over the place reenacting war scenes from movies, TV, and comic books. One of his cool sites was, in his words, "a cool cave," like ones we'd seen in a couple of movies about setting up hideouts in behind the lines operations, such as "Captain Carey, U.S.A," starring Alan Ladd. It wasn't much, just a grassy hillock in the middle of a cemetery containing an underground chamber with a wall like the one I mentioned above. I had an altogether _too_ active an imagination, for after being in there only a couple of minutes, I wanted _out_ in no uncertain terms! He still kidded me about it, almost 70 years later. Stay safe, everybody.

Thank you for sharing, Chris.

Fr. (Prince) Gallitzin is known as The Apostle to the Alleghenies(the mountains of that region of Pennsylvania). He evangelized there in the wilds of West Central Pennsylvania. His mother was a princess from Hessen, a part now of Germany. His father was of Russian nobility. I visited that crypt a few times. Near there is Prince Gallitzin State Park. It’s a beautiful area.

Gosh, so fascinating ! Thank you!

Tremendous story. Beautiful scenes. Your inimitable style remains the best. Thank you so much.

I wish you still made longer videos. These 5 min videos are like a tease.

Outstanding that Chris’s curiosity results in such a fascinating video vignette for everyone. Always a delight and enlightening, something to look forward to with each new posting.

Thanks for showing the historical sites from where I grew up! 😇❤️

Interesting story to go along with the beautiful scenery. LOVE it

I have to say to you sir. You have a doppelganger. Every time I see your videos I think " you have to be Martin". You look just like my old boss. Love your videos !

Always a good tour..Thank you for the effort

Looks like they have a Stations of the Cross walkway.

Chris thanks for the great travelogues i’ve recently came around your channel and the content is great Safe travels sir from a fan in Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿👍

Pretty interesting! I recognized the names Loretto and Gallitzin as I've driven by those towns on route 22 a bunch of times but never knew the history behind them.

Woah.. I've never seen a tomb/ crypt all out like that in the open. How trusting of them to do so he must have be well loved & respected. ThnkU for this experience woulda luuv'd to see this in person.

These videos are a historical and educational and I’ve been learning from them thank you!!

Wow, pretty cool but creepy at the same time. Thanks for the adventure 👍👍 Take Care 😃

that is amazing..thank you for sharing.. greets and love from BO&MO EXPLORERS from the Netherlands

Thanks Chris, love the history & love your videos!

Been there several times. That large convent was Charles Schwab’s summer home

Incredible find great work as always thanks for posting.

Very interesting tour! Thanks so much.

Very interesting and another great job!!! Thanks so much!!!! Pat

Thank you Chris. Great video.

I live about 5 minutes from Loreto! My grandfather is buried in that cemetery! (And also more relatives)Thanks for sharing this video! Joey K.

Great video. Thank you!

Who would have thought a Prince would be buried here? Thanks for showing it. I could never get that far North otherwise.

I like this. Thanks. For posting.

Interesting! Never heard about this before. Thank you for telling about this.

Very interesting historical site, love these videos. I don't know what happened, but I was subscribed, and had to redo it. I just happened to come across this, and wondered why I was not notified, weird.

Wow. Thank God people were respectful to his tomb.

Beautiful church!! Not sure how i got here but was interesting..thank you for posting..

Thank you for doing these type of videos a job well done

WOW so amazing!! Thank you for the video!!

Awesome story bro. Keep up the great videos!!!

Great video Chris. Love American History.

Chris, it was so great watching this video. So interesting. Safe travels.

Chris, 👍👍👍!

Thank you for sharing

Thanks Chris. I am showing this to my students. :-)

Paranormal prince priest back in early 1800s need a movie on this!

I am amazed there is no water down there.

My preparation for my interview brought me here..joke😂 great narration sir.., I don't know but I just found myself watching this kind of stuff there is a calming and entertaining vibe.... Nice way to spend time.... Keep up the good work,,😄

Absolutely fascinating. Thank you .

Good video . Thanks. I lived near a Revolutionary War cemetery in West Mifflin, Pennsylvania. There are lots descendants of Rus princes in Pennsylvania. (His name is Prince Gal - IT - zen, not GAL it zen.)

That was very interesting thankyou for sharing

Thank you for another fascinating place I didn't know existed. Now I am off to do some research.

That is a bit of a crazy find! Wow!! ❤ For that crypt to be wide open to anyone and everyone is amazing! And no graffiti artists have touched it, either. Maybe he didn't like darkness, and this is how he got around that fear. You do find the unique and interesting parts of our world!! ❤

This is just amazing - thank you for this wonderful history of my Faith Tradition!

Truly amazing thank you for sharing 😊 🙏

I've just found your channel and I'm obsessed!!😍 Totally binge watching! Xx

Great story Chris!

Cool video! Thank you!

Very interesting and cool. Thanks for sharing!

Absolutely magnificent place Chris🌟A paranormal Prince!! A man after my own heart💙! So thankful his crypt wasn’t desecrated 🙏🏻So Respectful.

Wonderful! Thank You

Wow! Very cool video

How do you find out about all these interesting places you visit and their facts? I love all the stuff u share even if it's something i don't think I'd find intriguing. I'd love for you to do one on a spot in east Tennessee if you ever pass this way. It's Chilhowee Park! It's over 100 years old, and our annual fair takes place there every September. The HUGE exhibition building burned down in the late 1930s, and photos can be found of the building engulfed. A bandstand still remains in place well after 100 yrs to serve as the introduction piece to our annual fair. It's really fascinating. Not to mention, they filmed part of October Sky there.

Very very cool. Thanks 😁

So interesting.

I wonder how that vault keeps from flooding. Divine intervention?

I just drove past there last night going to Saint Francis

Really neat thanks for sharing

Hello Chris, thanks for showing the princes tumb. Where have you been ? Have you been putting out videos? The reason I asked is because I have not saw you, hope you are doing fine be bless.

What an amazing place and so very well taken care of.

Very nice video 👍

Wow!!! Crazy

Hi I love your videos love this

That's awesome

Very interesting. Eaglegards...

That seems an ancient underground tunnel system,sealed off.

It look like there was a glass viewing window probably put there around the time it was feared to be put in the casket and wake up after being presumed dead with the glass viewing window there was a chance people would be seen moving had that happen!

So cool. I love stuff like this. After all...I am the grave guy

I’ve lived here within 30 miles of here. Been on the Schwab estates but never knew about the crypt. I’ve got to take a trip up there.

The church is now referred to as a basilica (St. Michael's). Fun fact, I got married there in 1986.

this guy has a balls of steel

Hope everything is alright.

Whow who would have thought.

Is your pronunciation of the Prince’s surname correct as Gallitin? Just wondering, because I noticed it spells Gallitzin. Great video Chris 👍🏻🥰‼️

Hi, What happened to the new video?

Very cool!

There is a state park not far from there called: Prince Gallitzin state park.

Not the Purple Rain Prince.

not the only royalty burried in the USA. the heirs to the last emperor of mexico are burried in the east coast. related to the first emperor but dynastically adopted by the last emperor (habsburg)

That was so cool

That is so amazing

For Pennsylvania, a church built a little over a hundred years ago isn't old. I live in a building in NYC built in 1907 and it's not unusual. Too bad Americans tend to destroy buildings of the past, which is a shame because we often erase history with it.

I live near there

Went to St Francis University and never went to the church or cemetery, going to go next time I'm up there

I'm surprised that there was Graffiti damage to the Prince's Crypt.