Where is this? I assume under 35 somewhere in Linkin Park, er, I mean West End?

I hope that someone has been regularly visiting the graveyard with a camera for the last 15 years or so.  

I've always hoped to someday see a thick coffee table book with full color prints of graffiti graveyard murals long painted over.

I suppose bringing in good light for photos would be difficult, and there's no way you could capture the true 'hypodermic needle meets guerrilla art' nature of the place.

FYI - The graveyard is a great place to bring out-of-town guests...like your parents.

I believe that is the location where an elderly homeless couple were brutally murdered a few years back. As usually happens with attacks on the homeless, the perpetrator(s) were never found.

Aside from that gruesome detail, it is a really cool place, home to some of the best guerilla art in the region.

Thanks for sharing the video.  I personally photographed the graveyard on a couple occasions while I was living in Duluth.  In fact one of the photos is the most popular item I have on Flickr.

If it wasn't a bloated, undead, rabid deer carcass, it was probably just a hobo.

Yeah, it was REALLY close to the time that the bodies were found down there, so we just did the smarter thing and left.

I am a regular visitor of Graffiti Graveyard. Some of the little things in there I have done. A month or so back, I heard they were going to tear it down, so please help if you want it to stay. Youth such as myself do not want it torn down. It is the only place we can have peaceful artwork without getting into trouble. If anyone hears anything, please let me know.

I have taken a couple of 360 images of the graffiti tunnels that can be seen on the Virtual Northland site.