July 13, 2009 · · archive: txp/article

A Living History Cemetery Tour on Friday

The fine folks at the Tacoma Historical Society, Fort Nisqually, and Tacoma Cemetery are offering a living history tour of the cemetery this coming Friday. Nine reenactors will portray historic Tacoma citizens at their gravesites. One hour tours start every 20 minutes from 6 to 8 p.m.

This is a ticketed event with a limited number of tickets available. Your ticket will serve as your reservation for a specific tour start time.

Tickets are $8 and are available at the Tacoma Historical Society Exhibit Center & Gift Shop (747 Broadway, Tacoma – 253.472.3738).

Details
Friday, July 17th, 2009
Tacoma Cemetery, 4801 South Tacoma Way

More information at TacomaHistory.org

Filed under: Events, General

1 comments

  • Flyin' V July 20, 2009

    Alright, this blog column deserves at least one post. I took my 9 yr. old daughter this this as well. It was great! Tickets were nearly sold out. I thought it would be mostly an older crowd, but it was nice to see many college aged kids as well. My daughter loved it., as did I. If you’ve never walked this cemetary (if you like that kind of thing), it is pretty amazing — headstones and monuments are pieces of art, other names like Proctor, Gualt, etc., remind you of things past. The character re-enactments were impressive. Well done Tacoma Hitorical Society.