Did you know the Harmar community was involved in the anti-slavery movement and was a refuge for multiracial families before the Civil War? Join us to hear the stories of the Underground Railroad leader whose local court case had national implications, a founding family’s legacy that inspired radical abolitionist John Brown to take up his cause, three free-born Muncey brothers who served as bodyguards to a Union general during their Civil War service, a highly respected man who escaped enslavement and served with the famous Iron Brigade, and more.

Cemetery Tour Tips:

·        Tours last up to one hour and 15 minutes

·        Walking takes place across uneven ground and between headstones

·        You’ll be standing at some locations for around 10 – 15 minutes

·        Check the weather and dress accordingly

·        Bringing water, walking sticks, or easily carried folding chairs is encouraged

·        When you arrive at the cemetery, if you already have a reservation or tickets check-in with the Castle team member with a clipboard.

·        Unless otherwise noted, tickets will continue to be sold onsite. Paying for your admission with exact change is appreciated.

By purchasing these tickets you consent to the use of photographs from this event being used for promotional purposes.