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DESCRIPTION:Monthly Walks at Spring Hill Cemetery Park and Arboretum\, ever
 y second Sunday of the month starting at 2pm – 3.30pm. These monthly wal
 ks/gentle stroll with a view will introduce you to Charleston history\, de
 corative monuments\, selected landscape features\, trees and shrubs and mu
 ch more. If you are unfamiliar with a meeting point\, meet at the  at Maus
 oleum/Office Administration Building at 1.45pm to drive to the starting po
 int.\n\nMarch 9th: Mountain View and Lynn – Meet and park at Mountain Vi
 ew\, off Middleton Drive around Confederate Cemetery/Starks Obelisk Monume
 nt\n\nLearn about New River Coal Operators\, African American Community Le
 aders\, early Charleston Industrialists\, a Plantation owner and more. Thi
 s area will give you great views over downtown Charleston and the Kanawha 
 Valley as we walk along the ridge line. \n\nApril 13th: Jefferies Hill Cou
 ntry – Meet and park at Green Building on Knapper Drive. After we meet\,
  you can drive to the top of Hall Lane where parking is limited.\n\nThis p
 redominantly African American burial section is the final resting place of
  an internationally famous surgeon\, national business leaders and civil r
 ights leaders. We will be planting a tree in honor of Mrs Elizabeth (Mason
 ) Harden Gilmore and Arbor Day.  Great views\, we will also discover a gia
 nt sassafras tree. \n\nMay 11th: Women of the Old Circle and Historic Dist
 rict – Meet and park at Mausoleum/Office Administration Building. \n\nOn
  Mother’s Day we will walk on the grass inside the Old Circle with speci
 al reference to the women buried here. This area is the oldest part of the
  cemetery\, home to some of the most ornate monuments\, and two state cham
 pion trees. \n\nJune 8th: Davis and Lilly Loop – Meet and park at Farley
  Angel Monument at entrance to Lilly Drive. \n\nThis is a beautiful peacef
 ul nook in the Cemetery. We will pass or be near graves of pioneer Kanawha
  Valley residents\, tragic car crash victims\, musicians\, a confederate o
 fficer\, murderer’s and more. As well as the existing mature trees\, thi
 s area has new plantings of trees and shrubs of Asian origin. \n\nLooking 
 for a burial site or a map:\n\nhttps://www.springhillcemeterycharleston.co
 m/\n\nInformation on trees in the Arboretum as well as a digital map of th
 eir locations:\n\nhttps://www.ratriearboretum.com/\n\n \n\nWanting some mo
 re vigorous exercise? Join the weekly walking and running group from March
  the 11th until the end of October that meets every Tuesday at 5.30pm. All
  levels of walkers and runners (and sometimes there dogs) come and enjoy t
 he over 5 miles of quiet  internal roads with a view. Meet and park at Mau
 soleum/Office Administration Building. \n\n \n\nSponsored by Spring Hill C
 emetery Park Commission.
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LOCATION:Spring Hill Cemetery Park and Arboretum\,
SUMMARY:Sunday Saunter at the Cemetery
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 emetery
CATEGORIES:Recreation
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DTEND:20250413T190000Z
DESCRIPTION:Monthly Walks at Spring Hill Cemetery Park and Arboretum\, ever
 y second Sunday of the month starting at 2pm – 3.30pm. These monthly wal
 ks/gentle stroll with a view will introduce you to Charleston history\, de
 corative monuments\, selected landscape features\, trees and shrubs and mu
 ch more. If you are unfamiliar with a meeting point\, meet at the  at Maus
 oleum/Office Administration Building at 1.45pm to drive to the starting po
 int.\n\nMarch 9th: Mountain View and Lynn – Meet and park at Mountain Vi
 ew\, off Middleton Drive around Confederate Cemetery/Starks Obelisk Monume
 nt\n\nLearn about New River Coal Operators\, African American Community Le
 aders\, early Charleston Industrialists\, a Plantation owner and more. Thi
 s area will give you great views over downtown Charleston and the Kanawha 
 Valley as we walk along the ridge line. \n\nApril 13th: Jefferies Hill Cou
 ntry – Meet and park at Green Building on Knapper Drive. After we meet\,
  you can drive to the top of Hall Lane where parking is limited.\n\nThis p
 redominantly African American burial section is the final resting place of
  an internationally famous surgeon\, national business leaders and civil r
 ights leaders. We will be planting a tree in honor of Mrs Elizabeth (Mason
 ) Harden Gilmore and Arbor Day.  Great views\, we will also discover a gia
 nt sassafras tree. \n\nMay 11th: Women of the Old Circle and Historic Dist
 rict – Meet and park at Mausoleum/Office Administration Building. \n\nOn
  Mother’s Day we will walk on the grass inside the Old Circle with speci
 al reference to the women buried here. This area is the oldest part of the
  cemetery\, home to some of the most ornate monuments\, and two state cham
 pion trees. \n\nJune 8th: Davis and Lilly Loop – Meet and park at Farley
  Angel Monument at entrance to Lilly Drive. \n\nThis is a beautiful peacef
 ul nook in the Cemetery. We will pass or be near graves of pioneer Kanawha
  Valley residents\, tragic car crash victims\, musicians\, a confederate o
 fficer\, murderer’s and more. As well as the existing mature trees\, thi
 s area has new plantings of trees and shrubs of Asian origin. \n\nLooking 
 for a burial site or a map:\n\nhttps://www.springhillcemeterycharleston.co
 m/\n\nInformation on trees in the Arboretum as well as a digital map of th
 eir locations:\n\nhttps://www.ratriearboretum.com/\n\n \n\nWanting some mo
 re vigorous exercise? Join the weekly walking and running group from March
  the 11th until the end of October that meets every Tuesday at 5.30pm. All
  levels of walkers and runners (and sometimes there dogs) come and enjoy t
 he over 5 miles of quiet  internal roads with a view. Meet and park at Mau
 soleum/Office Administration Building. \n\n \n\nSponsored by Spring Hill C
 emetery Park Commission.
GEO:38.351402;-81.613076
LOCATION:Spring Hill Cemetery Park and Arboretum\,
SUMMARY:Sunday Saunter at the Cemetery
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.charlestonwv.com/event/sunday-saunter-at-the-c
 emetery
CATEGORIES:Recreation
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DESCRIPTION:Monthly Walks at Spring Hill Cemetery Park and Arboretum\, ever
 y second Sunday of the month starting at 2pm – 3.30pm. These monthly wal
 ks/gentle stroll with a view will introduce you to Charleston history\, de
 corative monuments\, selected landscape features\, trees and shrubs and mu
 ch more. If you are unfamiliar with a meeting point\, meet at the  at Maus
 oleum/Office Administration Building at 1.45pm to drive to the starting po
 int.\n\nMarch 9th: Mountain View and Lynn – Meet and park at Mountain Vi
 ew\, off Middleton Drive around Confederate Cemetery/Starks Obelisk Monume
 nt\n\nLearn about New River Coal Operators\, African American Community Le
 aders\, early Charleston Industrialists\, a Plantation owner and more. Thi
 s area will give you great views over downtown Charleston and the Kanawha 
 Valley as we walk along the ridge line. \n\nApril 13th: Jefferies Hill Cou
 ntry – Meet and park at Green Building on Knapper Drive. After we meet\,
  you can drive to the top of Hall Lane where parking is limited.\n\nThis p
 redominantly African American burial section is the final resting place of
  an internationally famous surgeon\, national business leaders and civil r
 ights leaders. We will be planting a tree in honor of Mrs Elizabeth (Mason
 ) Harden Gilmore and Arbor Day.  Great views\, we will also discover a gia
 nt sassafras tree. \n\nMay 11th: Women of the Old Circle and Historic Dist
 rict – Meet and park at Mausoleum/Office Administration Building. \n\nOn
  Mother’s Day we will walk on the grass inside the Old Circle with speci
 al reference to the women buried here. This area is the oldest part of the
  cemetery\, home to some of the most ornate monuments\, and two state cham
 pion trees. \n\nJune 8th: Davis and Lilly Loop – Meet and park at Farley
  Angel Monument at entrance to Lilly Drive. \n\nThis is a beautiful peacef
 ul nook in the Cemetery. We will pass or be near graves of pioneer Kanawha
  Valley residents\, tragic car crash victims\, musicians\, a confederate o
 fficer\, murderer’s and more. As well as the existing mature trees\, thi
 s area has new plantings of trees and shrubs of Asian origin. \n\nLooking 
 for a burial site or a map:\n\nhttps://www.springhillcemeterycharleston.co
 m/\n\nInformation on trees in the Arboretum as well as a digital map of th
 eir locations:\n\nhttps://www.ratriearboretum.com/\n\n \n\nWanting some mo
 re vigorous exercise? Join the weekly walking and running group from March
  the 11th until the end of October that meets every Tuesday at 5.30pm. All
  levels of walkers and runners (and sometimes there dogs) come and enjoy t
 he over 5 miles of quiet  internal roads with a view. Meet and park at Mau
 soleum/Office Administration Building. \n\n \n\nSponsored by Spring Hill C
 emetery Park Commission.
GEO:38.351402;-81.613076
LOCATION:Spring Hill Cemetery Park and Arboretum\,
SUMMARY:Sunday Saunter at the Cemetery
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.charlestonwv.com/event/sunday-saunter-at-the-c
 emetery
CATEGORIES:Recreation
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DESCRIPTION:Monthly Walks at Spring Hill Cemetery Park and Arboretum\, ever
 y second Sunday of the month starting at 2pm – 3.30pm. These monthly wal
 ks/gentle stroll with a view will introduce you to Charleston history\, de
 corative monuments\, selected landscape features\, trees and shrubs and mu
 ch more. If you are unfamiliar with a meeting point\, meet at the  at Maus
 oleum/Office Administration Building at 1.45pm to drive to the starting po
 int.\n\nMarch 9th: Mountain View and Lynn – Meet and park at Mountain Vi
 ew\, off Middleton Drive around Confederate Cemetery/Starks Obelisk Monume
 nt\n\nLearn about New River Coal Operators\, African American Community Le
 aders\, early Charleston Industrialists\, a Plantation owner and more. Thi
 s area will give you great views over downtown Charleston and the Kanawha 
 Valley as we walk along the ridge line. \n\nApril 13th: Jefferies Hill Cou
 ntry – Meet and park at Green Building on Knapper Drive. After we meet\,
  you can drive to the top of Hall Lane where parking is limited.\n\nThis p
 redominantly African American burial section is the final resting place of
  an internationally famous surgeon\, national business leaders and civil r
 ights leaders. We will be planting a tree in honor of Mrs Elizabeth (Mason
 ) Harden Gilmore and Arbor Day.  Great views\, we will also discover a gia
 nt sassafras tree. \n\nMay 11th: Women of the Old Circle and Historic Dist
 rict – Meet and park at Mausoleum/Office Administration Building. \n\nOn
  Mother’s Day we will walk on the grass inside the Old Circle with speci
 al reference to the women buried here. This area is the oldest part of the
  cemetery\, home to some of the most ornate monuments\, and two state cham
 pion trees. \n\nJune 8th: Davis and Lilly Loop – Meet and park at Farley
  Angel Monument at entrance to Lilly Drive. \n\nThis is a beautiful peacef
 ul nook in the Cemetery. We will pass or be near graves of pioneer Kanawha
  Valley residents\, tragic car crash victims\, musicians\, a confederate o
 fficer\, murderer’s and more. As well as the existing mature trees\, thi
 s area has new plantings of trees and shrubs of Asian origin. \n\nLooking 
 for a burial site or a map:\n\nhttps://www.springhillcemeterycharleston.co
 m/\n\nInformation on trees in the Arboretum as well as a digital map of th
 eir locations:\n\nhttps://www.ratriearboretum.com/\n\n \n\nWanting some mo
 re vigorous exercise? Join the weekly walking and running group from March
  the 11th until the end of October that meets every Tuesday at 5.30pm. All
  levels of walkers and runners (and sometimes there dogs) come and enjoy t
 he over 5 miles of quiet  internal roads with a view. Meet and park at Mau
 soleum/Office Administration Building. \n\n \n\nSponsored by Spring Hill C
 emetery Park Commission.
GEO:38.351402;-81.613076
LOCATION:Spring Hill Cemetery Park and Arboretum\,
SUMMARY:Sunday Saunter at the Cemetery
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.charlestonwv.com/event/sunday-saunter-at-the-c
 emetery
CATEGORIES:Recreation
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