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Time: October 31, 2020 from 2pm to 4pm
Location: Rocky Corner Cohousing
Street: 58 Old Amity Rd.,
City/Town: Bethany, CT 06524
Website or Map: http://rockycorner.org
Phone: 203-903-2646
Event Type: community, event
Organized By: Marie Pulito
Latest Activity: Oct 30, 2020
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join us for a ghostly exploration of the Old Burying Ground at the end of Meyers Road in Bethany. Tours will be led by members of the Bethany Historical Society, and they will tell the stories of some of the deceased buried there.
The Old Burying Ground is the oldest cemetery in Bethany, dating back to 1755, and some of the first residents are interred there. The event will be co-hosted by the folks at Rocky Corner Cohousing.
We ask that visitors follow the parking directions that will be in effect. Please wear masks, and social distancing will be practiced. There will be wrapped candy for the kids! All donations will be for the benefit of the Bethany Historical Society.
Please RSVP to event@rockycorner.org so we know who's coming.
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