When: June 8 at 9:45 AM
Where: Rosehill Cemetery, 5800 North Ravenswood, 2 blocks south of Peterson, in Chicago
Ok, Sam Members, Let’s do it! You indicated you would be interested in a walk through Chicago’s history via a visit to local final resting sites.
Saturday, June 8 arrive by 9:45 AM. Rosehill Cemetery, 5800 North Ravenswood, 2 blocks south of Peterson, in Chicago.
A Guided docent. lead 1-1/2 hour walk begins (Rain or Shine) at 10 AM sharp! Enter through the National Historic Arch for available parking.
View a history of the City, including its notable citizens, and sometimes the infamous, from the Civil War and forward.
Oh yes, it’s free.
To gage the number planning to attend and secure a place for early lunch, if desired, at the Fireside, 2 blocks south on Ravenswood.
RSVP by June 5th and indicate if you also plan to join us for lunch, Please click here to RSVP.
Founded in 1859, the 350-acre Rosehill Cemetery is the largest—and one of the older—cemeteries in the city of Chicago. When you walk through the magnificent Gothic-style entry gate, you will feel transported away from the hustle and bustle of the Windy City into a serene and beautiful place. As you meander through the vast property, you’ll notice historic Victorian-era architecture and monuments, a grand mausoleum, incredible statuary, statuesque trees and lovely shade-providing trees.
View its Website for more information.
https://www.dignitymemorial.com/funeral-homes/illinois/chicago/rosehill-cemetery/0306?utm_source=google_my_business&utm_medium=organic
Questions ( but no answers)! Contact:
Ed Shinitzky
[email protected]
Where: Rosehill Cemetery, 5800 North Ravenswood, 2 blocks south of Peterson, in Chicago
Ok, Sam Members, Let’s do it! You indicated you would be interested in a walk through Chicago’s history via a visit to local final resting sites.
Saturday, June 8 arrive by 9:45 AM. Rosehill Cemetery, 5800 North Ravenswood, 2 blocks south of Peterson, in Chicago.
A Guided docent. lead 1-1/2 hour walk begins (Rain or Shine) at 10 AM sharp! Enter through the National Historic Arch for available parking.
View a history of the City, including its notable citizens, and sometimes the infamous, from the Civil War and forward.
Oh yes, it’s free.
To gage the number planning to attend and secure a place for early lunch, if desired, at the Fireside, 2 blocks south on Ravenswood.
RSVP by June 5th and indicate if you also plan to join us for lunch, Please click here to RSVP.
Founded in 1859, the 350-acre Rosehill Cemetery is the largest—and one of the older—cemeteries in the city of Chicago. When you walk through the magnificent Gothic-style entry gate, you will feel transported away from the hustle and bustle of the Windy City into a serene and beautiful place. As you meander through the vast property, you’ll notice historic Victorian-era architecture and monuments, a grand mausoleum, incredible statuary, statuesque trees and lovely shade-providing trees.
View its Website for more information.
https://www.dignitymemorial.com/funeral-homes/illinois/chicago/rosehill-cemetery/0306?utm_source=google_my_business&utm_medium=organic
Questions ( but no answers)! Contact:
Ed Shinitzky
[email protected]
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