Celebrate Independence Day at Greenmount Cemetery with the Old East End and Preservation Burlington. Join Jason Stuffle on a fascinating journey through history as we gather to remember a hero of the American Revolution and founder of our great state. This year marks the 150th anniversary of the Ethan Allen Monument, which not only marks his burial site but also stands as a testament to his achievements. Discover the mystery surrounding General Allen‘s resting place, and learn more about Vermont’s most revered patriot.
The journey continues with a 45-minute walking tour through Burlington’s oldest cemetery. Feel the spirit of the past come alive as Jason shares stories of Greenmount’s most intriguing residents. From tales of bravery to pivotal moments in our nation’s history, this tour will immerse you in the rich tapestry of Burlington’s heritage.
But that’s not all! As we conclude our adventure, Preservation Burlington extends a warm invitation to savor some well-deserved refreshments. Enjoy free cookies, refreshing lemonade, and the company of your neighbors in one of Burlington’s most peaceful places.
Join us in the heart of Burlington for this celebration of history and community spirit that will leave you with a deeper appreciation for this amazing city, state, and nation we call home.
The tour begins at 11am on July 4th. Meet at the Ethan Allen monument in Greenmount Cemetery, 339 Colchester Avenue, Burlington, Vermont.
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