2011 TWILIGHT TOURS
As a result of the increasing popularity of our many tours and programs, many of these
tours have waiting lists. To avoid 'vacant reservations', online registration for these
tours will open ONE month prior to the scheduled event.
Please be sure to print your confirmation and bring it with you.
All tours begin at the Lakeside Mausoleum Complex.
Reservations are required for each tour and space is limited.
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Thursday, April 21 - 6:30pm
MAGNOLIA COLLECTION
NEW! Spring Grove Cemetery and Arboretum has one of the most extensive collections
of magnolia trees in the tri-state. Join our horticulture staff for a walking tour of
the arboretum and learn all about this exquisite flowering plant species.
Thursday, June 16 - 7:00pm
MYSTERIOUS MARKERS AND THEIR MEANINGS
In the Victorian Era various objects and items were used to relate messages or make
personal statements. Take this twilight tour and read some of the messages that have been left behind.
TOUR CANCELLED - Thursday, July 28 - 7:00pm
BEER BARONS
Due to the extreme heat, this tour has been cancelled and will not be rescheduled.
We apologize for the inconvenience.
"Roll out the barrel" on this walking tour of Spring Grove's most notable beer barons.
Cincinnati was a leader in the brewing industry for many years and many of the brew masters
are buried in Spring Grove with beautiful monuments and mausoleums. An evening view of
these magnificent tributes to German brewers in is store!
Thursday, August 18 - 7:00pm
TWO DEGREES OF SEPARATION
Take this tour and learn how families, business partnerships, colleagues and friends joined
forces to build Cincinnati's culture and structure from the early 1800s to our current environment.
Cincinnati has always been closely tied together - no Six Degrees of Separation here!
Thursday, September 15 - 6:30pm
PATRIOTS & PIONEERS
How did Cincinnati get its name? Which Revolutionary War Soldier's house can still be seen today?
This tour touches on the settling of Cincinnati and some of the Revolutionary War veterans and
families who came to this area as early Pioneers and are buried at Spring Grove.
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