Mann Cemetery Walking Tour May 14

John Mann seated with legs crossed on a ledge in a forest with trees in the background. He is wearing a baseball cap, tan work shirt, and jeans. He is looking at a tool in his hands and beside him is a red and white striped pole used in surveying.

Mann Cemetery Walking Tour May 14

John Mann seated with legs crossed on a ledge in a forest with trees in the background. He is wearing a baseball cap, tan work shirt, and jeans. He is looking at a tool in his hands and beside him is a red and white striped pole used in surveying.

Mann Cemetery
Walking Tour

With John Mann
 
Saturday May 14 at 9:00 AM and 10:30 AM

$6 Member Admission

$12 General Admission

This event has already taken place, thanks to all who attended.

With burials dating to 1770 or earlier, Mann cemetery is one of the oldest burial grounds in Freeport. Over 168 burials have been discovered at this site used by several families from Freeport’s Ulster-Scotts community; some are marked by engraved stones and cairns, others by depressions in the ground.

John Mann has contributed his expertise as a surveyor and his skill as a researcher to the ongoing effort to preserve the cemetery and shed light on the lives of these early Freeport residents.

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