Graceland Cemetery Hauntings & History Tour
About this Event
Join Chicago historian Tony Szabelski and AJTrueCrime for an unforgettable walking tour through one of the most iconic cemeteries in the Midwest, Graceland Cemetery. Founded in 1860, Graceland is the final resting place for some of Chicago’s most influential figures, including architects Daniel Burnham, Louis Sullivan, retail magnate Marshall Field, and countless others who helped shape the city’s skyline, culture, and history. But beyond the legacy of these historic figures lies something more mysterious…On this tour, we’ll explore the haunted legends that have surrounded Graceland cemetery. From the eerie tales of Inez Clarke, the young girl said to haunt her famous glass covered monument, to the stories of the statue of death, a ghost wolf and more. This tour blends verified history with chilling folklore in one of Chicago’s most beautiful and talked about cemeteries. Whether you're drawn by the history, the architecture, or the paranormal, this is a tour you won't want to miss.
Please note: This is a walking tour that takes place entirely outdoors. Comfortable shoes and weather appropriate attire are recommended. Respect for the cemetery and its grounds is required at all times.
Graceland Cemetery
Time: 1:30PM
Price: $25.00
If interested in attending, please send Tony or AJ a message.
Where is it happening?
Event Location & Nearby Stays:
USD 28.52
