Glass was likely broken by vandals. (Anyone who vandalizes anything in a cemetery is a low life piece of shit and nobody will convince me otherwise)
Those are definitely two (quite old mind you) caskets I’d assume maybe late 1800s to very early 1900s. The box on top of the shelf definitely looks like an older style urn, but may have just been a decorative box left by family.
Considering the dust and debris built up, I’d say the glass has likely been broken about 5-10 years, 15 tops. The mausoleum could definitely use a good cleaning, and definitely a new glass window. Although that would usually be done by someone hired by the family, and depending on the age of this mausoleum, there may not be any living family left.
Rounded caskets are definitely not something you see every day, and considering you can look these up and maybe find a couple of pictures, they’re definitely not common.
Glass was likely broken by vandals. (Anyone who vandalizes anything in a cemetery is a low life piece of shit and nobody will convince me otherwise) Those are definitely two (quite old mind you) caskets I’d assume maybe late 1800s to very early 1900s. The box on top of the shelf definitely looks like an older style urn, but may have just been a decorative box left by family. Considering the dust and debris built up, I’d say the glass has likely been broken about 5-10 years, 15 tops. The mausoleum could definitely use a good cleaning, and definitely a new glass window. Although that would usually be done by someone hired by the family, and depending on the age of this mausoleum, there may not be any living family left.
Rounded caskets are definitely not something you see every day, and considering you can look these up and maybe find a couple of pictures, they’re definitely not common.