Walk with the Spirits
Join Historic Augusta, Inc. for our annual Walk with the Spirits cemetery tour, which returns to Westover Memorial Park Saturday, October 24th and Sunday, October 25th, with seatings available at 1:30, 2:30, 3:30 and 4:30. The event features “spirits” of some of Augusta’s notable citizens. The show will also include the history of the cemetery.
The guest experience will last approximately 45 minutes. Reservations are needed and may be made calling 706-724-0436 or by clicking the button below.
Admission rates are $20 for adults and $10 for students.
Featured spirits and volunteers:
Hollis Chubbuck Boardman portrayed by Bill Ford
Dorothy Fuqua portrayed by Charmain Z. Brackett
Dr. Robert Benjamin Greenblatt portrayed by Dr. Warren Umansky
Rev. James Harris portrayed by Giovanni Jones
George Rowley Lombard portrayed by Ben Casella
Jessye Mae Norman portrayed by Rev. Kimberly Dunn
Marguerite “Meta” Charbonnier McGowan Phinizy portrayed by Sallie Metzel
Susan Brooks Carr Ware Savage portrayed by Catherine Robertson
Enjoy portrayals of notable figures from Augusta’s past in a seated performance setting with limited seating. Performances will last approximately 45 minutes.
Seating is first come, first served for each scheduled performance. Please arrive at least 10 minutes early to check in and select your seat.
Please enter Westover Memorial Park through the main gate. We recommend parking near Sections 15, 16 and 17, funeral-style along the sides of the cemetery roads. Keep roadways clear for passing vehicles, and watch for pedestrians while driving and parking.
Accessibility
The event takes place in wooded areas with uneven ground and exposed tree roots in some places. These conditions may make wheelchair access difficult. Please wear sturdy, comfortable shoes and use caution when walking to and from the seating area.
Restrooms will not be available during the event. Please plan accordingly and use restroom facilities before arriving.
Please do not climb the ledge. Use caution while walking through the cemetery, keep roads and pathways clear, and remain alert for vehicles and pedestrians.
