Lethbridge Historical Society launches 'Deathbridge' ghost tour series
Historian Belinda Crowson is reviving flashlight cemetery tours and ghost walks after a nine-year hiatus, now organized under the Lethbridge Historical Society.
The Lethbridge Historical Society, working with longtime local historian Belinda Crowson, has launched a new themed series called Deathbridge, bringing back flashlight cemetery tours and ghost tours that had not run consistently in about nine years.
Crowson previously led similar tours annually while working at the Galt Museum, but stopped for several years. Under a new arrangement between the Lethbridge Historical Society and the Galt, she is now bringing the tours back this fall under the Deathbridge branding.
Flashlight cemetery tours began Thursday evening, September 17, at St. Patrick's cemetery. Each tour requires a ticket and is capped at 20 people. Ghost tours are set to start October 9th, with full details and booking information available on the Lethbridge Historical Society website under its Events and Tours section.
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