Looking for a new adventure to try? How about a sunset cemetery tour around Clinton Cemetery in western Oklahoma. This beautifully eerie adventure is an educational (and a bit creepy) event that takes you on a guided tour of of the oldest section of the cemetery to learn more about the city’s rich history.
Clinton Cemetery is located in Custer Country in Western Oklahoma at the corner of West Commerce Road & Marshall Road.
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Mark your calendars for their next Sunset Cemetery Tour on Monday, April 15th between 6-8 p.m.
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The tour is free and open to the public, so come out and enjoy this interesting activity.
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It’s hosted by The Western Plains Weatherford Genealogical Society and is educational in nature. But don’t be surprised if you’re a bit creeped out hanging out on gravesites.
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A guide takes visitors along a paved path to the oldest section of the cemetery where they’ll tell stories about early pioneers that made an impact on the city’s history.
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During this time of the year the weather is usually gorgeous but follow their Facebook page (link below) to stay up-to-date with the latest information.
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It’s one of the few tours of its kind in the state, so you don’t want to miss it! No reservation is required, just arrive before 6pm to follow along with the guide.
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Follow the Western Plains Weatherford Genealogical SocietyFacebook page to stay up-to-date with tour dates and times.
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Another interesting cemetery to visit is in the little town of Hugo – Showmen’s Rest – a circus-themed cemetery dedicated to circus animals and performers. It’s a small section within Mount Olivet Cemetery filled with animal themed pedestals and gravesites. The town of Hugo was once known as “Circus City, USA” and is now the final resting place for many circus folks. Click here to read about some of the unique things you’ll see and read at Showmen’s Rest.
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