On Location: Scott Mausoleum - Vampire Crypt - Project Algerine crew explores the Erie Cemetery.

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The Project Algerine crew takes a tour of the Erie Cemetery, exploring historical figures’ graves and learning about their contributions to the city. They visit the William L. Scott Mausoleum, known for its opulent architecture and a historic burglary, and the infamous “vampire crypt,” a mausoleum with a mysterious symbol that has fueled local lore.
Highlights
🧛 The crew visits the “vampire crypt,” a mausoleum rumored to be the resting place of a vampire.
💵 They explore the William L. Scott Mausoleum, known for its expensive construction and a daring break-in.
🏛️ They learn about the history of prominent figures like Judah Colt, who sold land in Erie, and Rufus Reed, a canal owner.
🚂 They discover the grave of John Tracy, an attorney who invested in early railroads and the Erie Gauge War.

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@RRMstudios24 2 месяца назад

Love when you do the photo overlays on location. Would have loved to see more photos of some of these people or the places they once owned. Still enjoyed this though. Thank you

@Helene-ki4ed Месяц назад

ERIE, PA.

@charlesfoulk1931 2 месяца назад

Who is in the Vampire Crypt?

@ProjectAlgerine 2 месяца назад

The mausoleum is owned by Gertrude Brown. However, there appears to be no Brown's interred there. The first person interred there was GW Goodrich, who died on November 14, 1884. Six other people were interred there, three of them were exhumed and moved there from somewhere else after GW Goodrich was interred. These three predeceased GW Goodrich. Two of them were moved from another cemetery.