A popular event that went virtual in 2020 is returning to its in-person roots this fall.

The McLean County Museum of History is welcoming back in-person Cemetery Walk dates starting later this month. Candace Summers explains the Evergreen Memorial Cemetery in Bloomington and stories of the people buried at the cemetery are brought to life.

Last year's digital cemetery walk was very well received and Summers says they will bring back the digital component once the in-person events have concluded for the year.

According to Summers, they are highlighting a Jewish couple that made strides in promoting better treatment of everyone. She feels this is a timely story to tell.

Tickets for this year's Cemetery Walk are on sale now. You can purchase those by visiting mchistory.org. Virtual walks become available on November 1 and again that information can be found at mchistory.org.