Grave Talks Episode 6: Westview Cemetery
Grave Talks Episode 6: Westview Cemetery
In this spellbinding 6th episode of Grave Talks with Shannon Scott, we load up the Buzzard Mobile and set our sights on the historic Westview Cemetery in Atlanta, Georgia, where author and historian Jeff Clemmons joins us to dive deep into its storied grounds. Known as one of the largest and most intricately designed cemeteries in the Southeast, Westview is a labyrinth of mausoleums, crypts, and sprawling green landscapes that quietly cradle Atlanta’s past. Jeff Clemmons, a living atlas of Westview’s history, brings his wealth of knowledge to us, helping us uncover the stories that make Westview so hauntingly beautiful.
Together, we explore the legacy of the Candler family, whose connection to Coca-Cola wealth permeates the city’s history and can be felt through the ornate Westview Abbey. We also unravel the enigmatic tale of Little Mab, a petite circus performer who captivated audiences in life and left whispers of intrigue in death. And then there’s the curious story of a lost duchess, whose journey to Atlanta holds secrets yet to be fully understood, a murderous magician, Civil War battles, traveling funerals, and so many more stories!
This journey through Westview Cemetery is much more than a walk among headstones—it’s a passage through time, culture, and mystery. With humor and reverence, Shannon and Jeff resurrect the hidden stories that make Westview a treasure trove for historians and spiritual seekers alike. A rich episode sure to keep the light on and the curiosity flowing!
Wow! Very nice!
Super Shannon…
Fascinating! There are so many unique and unusual stories associated with this cemetery. The Abbey is absolutely amazing. I would love to walk through that building. I really enjoyed this video. Well done Shannon!
Kudos to everyone who put the video together especially to Jeff Clemmons.
Very interesting and informative.
Hey Shannon!! This looks interesting, I’ll check it out once you post it. 🫶
Really enjoyed this Shannon 🪦🎃