I love that intro. We have a log cabin very similar grave in Riverside Cemetery in Denver. The WOW is very common here in Colorado. Very common. You see the wood type headstones everywhere. I do graves too.
Cool! I did hear Colorado has a good number too. Seems like NC and SC has a lot as well. They are cool headstones, and the cabin one was just incredible! I will have to check out the log cabin one you mentioned. Thanks for watching and commenting!
I saw some pictures on the internet of the Drake cabin grave marker, and it is amazing! It does look like the Woodman style, but I did not see the Woodman logo anywhere... It may be on the back, and I could not find a picture of the back side, so I cannot tell. Either way, that's impressive. Thanks for letting me know!
Thank you for this video and explanation! I was just killing some time in a local cemetery today when I came across a lot of WOW stones and had to look it up.
Glad you enjoyed it! I noticed a lot of these and had to find out about them. Seems like there are many different styles. Thanks for watching and comments!
When i was young, there were two of these in our gravryard. One stood tall, the other stacked wood. They were brothers born two years apart and also died two years apart. The stacked wood tombstone my friend and i saw was on fire. We went and got saved after that, both of us, neighbors to each other. I've since always wanted more information. The inscription also on both, very sad. The ground cracked around the log tombstone. Today there are twin babies buried between the two brothers, no one else.
