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Cemetery Tour / Civil War Veterans of Homer Township

SAT, MAY 3 / Tours run 1-2:40 PM
Located at Homer Township Cemetery, 1136 E Prairie Rd, Midland, MI 48640

Join The Midland County Historical Society as they present the Civil War Veterans of Homer Township Cemetery Tour, located at the Homer Township Cemetery. In April of 1865, General Robert E. Lee's Army of Northern Virginia surrendered and laid down their arms at Appomattox, Virginia. Lee's surrender, 160 years ago, signaled the beginning of the end of the United States' Civil War.

Join us to hear the stories of men like Albyn Bellinger and John C. Sias, who fought in the war and then came to Homer Township to settle and build a life. The tour consists of costumed actors portraying veterans or veterans' family members at their gravesites. This event is a walking tour and is held rain or shine. 

Preserving & Sharing the Story of Midland County

Discover the history of our community through events, exhibits and research with the Midland County Historical Society!
Midland In Our Own Words Podcast

Podcast

Midland In Our Own Words


Tune into the Midland County Historical Society's official podcast, Midland In Our Own Words, for a collection of oral history accounts from people of Midland County, Michigan. Uncovering stories of influencers and modern explorers from those in this community.

This podcast is made possible through a partnership with Tridge Media Productions.
Black and white photo of an orchestra from the archives

Historical Research

While our research library remains closed for in-person discovery, we continue to assist researchers and members of the community in conducting the research of stories here in Midland County.

If you'd like to obtain access to documents and materials in our collections, please email Crystal Laudeman or Jake Huss.