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Notable Nashuans with a Twist: Voices from the Past Cemetery Tour

Sat, Sep 07

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Unitarian Universalist Church Cemetery

Greeley, Beard, Stearns, McKean, Foster, Hunt, Shattuck and Abbot are the last names of a few of the Nashuans who will be brought back to life for visitors as they travel from grave to grave during the reprise of Notable Nashuans: Voices from the Past Cemetery Tour, this time with a new twist.

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Notable Nashuans with a Twist: Voices from the Past Cemetery Tour
Notable Nashuans with a Twist: Voices from the Past Cemetery Tour

Time & Location

Sep 07, 2024, 1:00 PM – 2:30 PM

Unitarian Universalist Church Cemetery, 58 Lowell St, Nashua, NH 03064, USA

About the event

The  open format tour will run from 1:00 – 2:30 pm on Saturday, September 7,  2024. Ticketholders will select from 18 grave sites where reenactors  adorned in period attire will tell “their” stories, including those of  former community leaders and unsung heroes. Vignettes include former  mayors, industrialists, philanthropists and others who played pivotal  roles in shaping the city’s identity and who are buried throughout the  hallowed grounds of the 1835 Unitarian Universalist Church of Nashua  cemetery.   With a new “twist” to the tour, QR codes accessible by cell phone will  provide additional historical insights into gravestone motifs and other  noteworthy information.

“After  the spring tour, many people asked the Nashua Historical Society for a  reprise of the event because they missed some of the reenactors the  first time or they wanted to invite family or friends they imagined  would enjoy the tour too. But we wanted to offer something new…

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