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Let's take a walk in the Graveyard!

Our historic walking and driving tours are a big favorite with visitors, the most popular being our Graveyard Walks.
The Graveyard Walks started in 2001 and continue to be a wonderful forum for education and entertainment, truly bringing history alive and into the present day. Each year, we feature different local “heroes” from the past, who “arise” from their resting places to talk with visitors about how they lived, what they achieved, and what it was like to live and work in and around Warrensburgh during their lifetimes. The Graveyard Walks are held in Autumn at the Warrensburg Cemetery on Friday evening and Saturday afternoon  and  followed by  “Dinner with the Dead” at a local restaurant.
The Unknown Odd Fellows
Graveyard Walk Returns​
Graveyard Walks Videos

Pearl Hitchcock Stone

Lizzie Keays

Olive Morehouse Remington

Ray and Eldon Haskell


I want to thank Paul & Barbara for all the wonderful work they did this year on the Graveyard Walks... This is my third year as a "prominent person from the past" We on this side of the veil do not like the term "ghost" and I always have great time. Thank you for inviting me to play.. ~ Susan Jennings: 2011

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Warrensburgh-Thurman Historical Society 
& Museum of Local History


PO Box 441
3754 Main Street
Warrensburg, NY 12885
518-623-2928
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  • Home
  • About
    • What We Do >
      • Education >
        • Enrichment
        • History Mystery: A Museum Scavenger Hunt
      • Preservation >
        • Historical Markers
    • Board of Directors
    • News
    • Resources >
      • Local Historical Societies, Museums and Libraries
      • Genealogy Resources
    • Contact
    • Privacy Policy
  • Programs
    • Current Calendar
  • Museum
    • Hours and Location
    • History Mystery: A Museum Scavenger Hunt
    • Past Exhibits >
      • Curiosities in the Museum
      • Winter Toys
      • The War to End All Wars
      • Paul Gurney
      • 2016 Exhibits
      • 2015 Exhibits
      • 2014 Exhibits
      • 2010 Exhibits
      • Bicentennial Exhibits
    • Reviews
    • Greeters
  • Events
    • Bingo
    • Floyd Bennett Day
    • Graveyard Walks >
      • Past Graveyard Walks
    • Sticky Wicket >
      • Sticky Wicket Registration
    • Spooks and Spirits
  • Members
    • Become a Member
    • Join or Renew Online
    • Business Members
  • Quarterly Archives
    • Quarterly 1996 - 1999
    • Quarterly 2000 - 2009
    • Quarterly 2010 - 2019
    • Quarterly 2020 - 2029
    • Thurman Quarterly Archives >
      • THS Quarterly 1963 - 1969
  • Book Corner