Meet the Ashland Pioneers
Curious about the early history of Ashland? How did Grizzly Peak get its name? Why does Lithia Park exist? Join us for a walking tour of Ashland Cemetery where actors will portray the pioneers who developed this community in the 1800s. Dressed in period costumes, these early settlers will share their lives and the events that shaped Ashland. Pioneer Slideshows: old photos; our actors
Actors will present their stories on two weekends, July 4, 5, 11, and 12. Tours depart every 15 minutes beginning at 4pm and the last tour departs at 6pm. Tours are approximately one hour long. Ashland Cemetery is located on E. Main and Morton Street next to Safeway. The site is wheelchair accessible, but pets are not allowed.
Tickets may be purchased in advance at Paddington Station, 125 E. Main Street or at the cemetery entrance.
- Family (up to 2 adults and 3 children) - $25
- Adults - $10
- Children (under 12) - $5 (May not be appropriate for small children)
Sponsored by the Rogue Valley Unitarian-Universalist-Fellowship. 50% of the proceeds will benefit Art in the Schools throughout Rogue Valley. For additional information call (541) 621-2995.
Articles: Ashland Daily Tidings, Jul. 9, 2009; Ashland Daily Tidings, Jun. 26, 2009