Video Cemetery Tales
‘Tis the season to be spooky. Join local historian Wystan Stevens as he leads one of his tours through Forest Hill Cemetery, weaving fascinating tidbits about Ann Arbor history with creepy tales of death and demise.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=HrJ7ae9qV8Y%26ap%3D%252526fmt%253D18
Wystan Stevens is a local historian, book vendor and Ann Arbor native. Perhaps you’ve passed his book table on State Street. Or recall when he was Ann Arbor’s official historian.
In celebration of Halloween, Concentrate followed him on his guided tour of Forest Hill Cemetery. A three hour stroll through history, Stevens offers historical context to the community …and more than a few macabre details about local deaths and disasters.
Click the YouTube video below to get a sample… if you dare!
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