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Ladies of Laurel Grove Women's History Tour

Savannah, US
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    • Duration: 2 hours
    • Admission Ticket Included
    • Wheelchair Accessible
    • Service Animals Allowed
    • Public Transport Nearby

    Explore Savannah's rich women's history at Laurel Grove Cemetery, honoring remarkable figures of the 19th century with an insightful guided tour.

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    Brynna88
    Sep 23
    Pascal was awesome! He knowledge of the cemetery was so much greater than we expected. He also knew so much about the history of the time and the religions of each person he spoke to us about. We loved learning about all of the ladies that helped build Savannah and we loved that he also threw in some other historical figures of the time that were buried nearby. What impressed us the most though was his knowledge of the symbolism of each item on all of the headstones and monuments/statues in the cemetery. DO NOT and I repeat DO NOT miss an opportunity to take one of his tours. I especially recommend this one because of how close you can get to each site.
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    Naomi M
    Nov 24
    Paschal went above and beyond to ensure we had a great experience. The two hours flew by while we learned about several of the famous former Savannah residents who were buried there. His depth of knowledge and story telling was great. The access we received to things we would have missed on our own added to the interest level. Highly recommend this tour. Oh did I mention how personable and funny Paschal was??? It made for a great time.
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    Ladies of Laurel Grove Women's History Tour

    Explore Savannah's rich women's history at Laurel Grove Cemetery, honoring remarkable figures of the 19th century with an insightful guided tour.

    Highlights

    • Discover the fascinating lives of Savannah women
    • Learn about influential women buried in the cemetery
    • Explore the history of women's roles in Victorian Society
    • Uncover forgotten accomplishments of women in the South
    • Understand the traditions and organizations surrounding funerals

    Meeting Point

    Just inside cemetery gates at blue gazebo structure.

    Meeting point

    802 W Anderson St, Savannah, GA 31415 , United States

    End point

    End Point

    Just inside cemetery gates at blue gazebo structure.

    Meeting point

    802 W Anderson St, Savannah, GA 31415 , United States

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    What to expect

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    Laurel Grove North Cemetery

    Before feminism was even a concept, Savannah women were leading fascinating, daring lives of creativity and innovation that influenced and sometimes shook the world! Yet like so many accomplishments of women in The South, they either made the history pages or went lost to them. Its uncanny that so many of these fabulous women ended up in one Savannah cemetery! Juliette Gordon-Low, Founder of The Girl Scouts of The USA Florence Martus, aka, "The Waving Girl" Nina Pape, Educator & Founder of The Pape School Eugenia Phillips, Banished Civil War Spy Mary Marshall, Philanthropist & Builder Phoebe Pember, Famed Civil War Nurse Mary Haskell, Benefactress Muse to Poet-Painter Kahlil Gibran Tour discussions will also include the many roles of women in Victorian Society, the very particular traditions around funerals, along with social organizations like The Order of The Eastern Star, The Daughters of Rebekkah and other women's movements.

    Duration 120 minutes
    Admission Admission Included

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      Wheelchair accessible
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      Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
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      Service animals allowed
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      Public transportation options are available nearby
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      Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
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      Suitable for all physical fitness levels
    Provided by Bonaventure, Historic Savannah, Low Country & Private with Shannon Scott Tours

    What our experts say

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      Visit nearby Forsyth Park for a stroll.
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      Check out the cemetery's unique blue gazebo.
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      Bring water, it can get warm outside.
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      Explore the historic district after the tour.
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      Grab lunch at nearby Mrs. Wilkes’ Dining Room.

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