Death in New York Evening Tour
Experience four centuries of Death in New York on this thrilling 1.¾-hour night walk!
Main Features
Peer at the Lenape burial, capital punishment, and prisoner of war islands of New York Harbor from Battery Park
Discover the controversy surrounding museum death acquisitions and exhibits at the National Museum of the American Indian
Unearth the history of epidemics and burial prohibitions at Trinity Church
See the St. Paul’s Chapel cenotaphs of Irish war heroes and political activists
Learn about the first NYC Catholic burial ground and the ensuing riot at St. Peter’s Church
Visit the site of Manhattan’s historic jails, executions, excavated dead, and President Lincoln’s New York funeral procession at City Hall Park
Meeting point: Outside the doors of Manhattan's Whitehall Ferry Terminal (for the Staten Island ferry) at 4 Whitehall Street, New York, NY 10004 (under the word “STATEN” in the “STATEN ISLAND FERRY” SIGN above the entrance.)
Tour duration: 1.¾ hours
Distance covered: 1.5 miles
Meeting point: Manhattan's Whitehall Ferry Terminal (for the Staten Island ferry)
One of the best experiences you can have in NYC! Have lived in the city for 9 years and have learned so much on two tours with Krombie. Absolutely amazing!
Paul C (Tripadvisor) 5*
Embarking on a solo tour that delved into the unique aspects of death management within New York City proved to be an unexpectedly enlightening experience. What stood out, even more, was our guide — an absolute gem. With a knack for storytelling that was as entertaining as it was informative, Krombie unearthed hidden facets of the city with a hearty amount of laughter. A great experience to peer beyond the city’s bustling life.
ASA (Tripadvisor) 5*