Tales From The Past
During the next two weekends, the Fenton History Center will be telling some of the stories of those buried at Lake View Cemetery .
P-J Photo by Rich Place
With more than 43,000 names, dates and stories, the Lake View Cemetery is one of the area’s best ways to learn about local history. Realizing the wealth of knowledge ready to be uncovered there, the Fenton History Center will help the public learn about local individuals and families who have passed with its annual Saints and Sinners Cemetery Tours coming up during the next two weekends. Visitors will watch history come to life as they embark on a walking tour of the grounds and are told stories of about a dozen people with fascinating pasts. “For some of the stops on the tour you will hear stories from the guides and some you will hear from actors who are portraying not necessarily the deceased but maybe a family member telling the story,” said Joni Blackman, director of the Fenton History Center. “There are a lot of important people from Jamestown’s past and they’ve got some great stories.” On the next two Saturdays, the tours begin at 1 p.m.
» Full StoryEvents At A Glance
A selection of area offerings for this week at a glance follow below:
What: Audubon Photo Club
When: 6:30 p.m.
Pumpkinville
Each autumn, leaves around Western New York change to brilliant shades of yellow, orange and red. Each autumn, vegetables are harvested and apple cider is pressed. And each autumn, thousands of people flock to Pumpkinville.
» Full StoryEvents At A Glance
A selection of area offerings for this week at a glance follow below:
What: Home School Day At Audubon
When: 10 to 11 a.m.
Free History
A free, educational and entertaining experience awaits anyone looking to spend a day learning about local history.
» Full StoryEvents At A Glance
A selection of area offerings for this week at a glance follow below:
What: Run For Liberty
When: 10 a.m.
Saturday with race day registration from 8 to 9:45 a.m.




