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Oakland Cemetery 248 Oakland Avenue SE, Atlanta, GA, United States

Discover the history, Victorian gardens, and art and architecture that give Oakland its distinctive character. Oakland is an outdoor museum of Atlanta’s history with over 70,000 residents. Meet the trailblazers, builders, creators, and characters who call Oakland home. Join one of our knowledgeable and entertaining guides for a 90-minute walking tour through Atlanta’s past and…

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Sights, Symbols, and Stories Overview Tour

Oakland Cemetery 248 Oakland Avenue SE, Atlanta, GA, United States

Discover the history, Victorian gardens, and art and architecture that give Oakland its distinctive character. Oakland is an outdoor museum of Atlanta’s history with over 70,000 residents. Meet the trailblazers, builders, creators, and characters who call Oakland home. Join one of our knowledgeable and entertaining guides for a 90-minute walking tour through Atlanta’s past and…

Free

Oakland MD: Discovering Oakland’s Healthcare Pioneers

Oakland Cemetery 248 Oakland Avenue SE, Atlanta, GA, United States

Join us as we highlight the physicians and dentists who provided care to Atlanta. Oakland MD: Discovering Oakland's Healthcare Pioneers highlights the physicians and dentists who provided care to Atlanta's citizens from the city's earliest days to its emergence as a center for medical excellence. This tour starts at the Front Gate (main entrance at…

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Sights, Symbols, and Stories Overview Tour

Oakland Cemetery 248 Oakland Avenue SE, Atlanta, GA, United States

Discover the history, Victorian gardens, and art and architecture that give Oakland its distinctive character. Oakland is an outdoor museum of Atlanta’s history with over 70,000 residents. Meet the trailblazers, builders, creators, and characters who call Oakland home. Join one of our knowledgeable and entertaining guides for a 90-minute walking tour through Atlanta’s past and…

Free

Margaret Mitchell and Gone With the Wind

Oakland Cemetery 248 Oakland Avenue SE, Atlanta, GA, United States

This tour visits the gravesites of Margaret Mitchell, Mitchell family members, and pioneers who inspired Gone with the Wind characters. Margaret Mitchell didn’t know how much of an impact she would have on popular culture when her Civil War novel, Gone With the Wind, was published in 1936. The Pulitzer Prize-winning novel sold more than…

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Fall Plant Sale Member Preview

Oakland Cemetery 248 Oakland Avenue SE, Atlanta, GA, United States

Shop a great selection of interesting and hard-to-find plants at Historic Oakland Foundation’s Fall Plant Sale! The sale will take place at Oakland Cemetery on Saturday, September 24 with a special members-only presale on Friday, September 23.   Reserve Your Spot So that customers don't have to wait in long lines, we have implemented a…

Fall Plant Sale

Oakland Cemetery 248 Oakland Avenue SE, Atlanta, GA, United States

Shop a great selection of interesting and hard-to-find plants at Historic Oakland Foundation’s Fall Plant Sale! The sale will take place at Oakland Cemetery on Saturday, September 24 with a special members-only presale on Friday, September 23.   Reserve Your Spot So that customers don't have to wait in long lines, we have implemented a…

Sights, Symbols, and Stories Overview Tour

Oakland Cemetery 248 Oakland Avenue SE, Atlanta, GA, United States

Discover the history, Victorian gardens, and art and architecture that give Oakland its distinctive character. Oakland is an outdoor museum of Atlanta’s history with over 70,000 residents. Meet the trailblazers, builders, creators, and characters who call Oakland home. Join one of our knowledgeable and entertaining guides for a 90-minute walking tour through Atlanta’s past and…

Free

Victorian Symbolism

Oakland Cemetery 248 Oakland Avenue SE, Atlanta, GA, United States

From angels to anchors, learn all about grave symbols and death culture during this 75-minute guided tour of Oakland Cemetery! The Victorians were obsessed with death. From rules on mourning outfits to post-mortem photography, the Victorians had elaborate rituals and traditions to grieve and process death. The ornamentation and symbols found in cemeteries reflect this…

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