Itinerary of the 2018 Johnson Family Heritage Tour

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Part 1

Day 1- Monday, April 30Day 1- Monday, April 30

Arrive in Boston. Check into hotel.

7:00 pm - Meet and Greet with refreshments at hotel, for all tour members.

Day 2 - Tuesday, May 1Day 2 - Tuesday, May 1

8:00 am Travel to Plimoth Plantation: 137 Warren Avenue, Plymouth, MA 02360

For best GPS or internet mapping directions from Route 3, use 26 River Street, Plymouth, MA

9:30 am– Tour Plimoth Plantation

12:30 pm - Travel to Plymouth. 

12:45 pm -Buy lunch in Plymouth. 

1:45 pm – Meet at town square. Walk down Leyden Street to Plymouth Rock.

2:30 - Travel to Nook Road between Sandwich St. (3A) and Weston St. - the property of ancestors Stephen Tracy and Tryphosa Lee Tracy. If there is time, visit.  

4:00 pm - Travel to the National Monument to the Forefathers, 71 Allerton St. formerly known as the Pilgrim Monument, for a group picture.

4:30 pm - Travel to Duxbury

  • Travel to Bay Farm – 100 Parks St, Duxbury, MA 02332 (Loring St.) Stephen and Tryphosa Tracy’s property
  • Travel to George Partridge’s 30 acres “at the head of Mr. Hicks land.” Intersection of Park St. and Tremont St.
  • Travel to George Partridge’s 40 acres south of Tremont St. between Old Mill Lane and White Pine Ln. Look for a dragon statue to identify property. 
  • Travel to Crooker Memorial Park. Turn Left on Elm St, right on Tobey Garden St., stop at Crooker Memorial Park at Tobey Garden St. and Old Toby Garden St.  which is on or close to the George Partridge Property on the banks of Island Creek Pond. 15-minute stop at the park.

6:30 pm - Have dinner in Duxbury

7:30 – Travel to Myles Standish Burial Ground Chestnut St at Pilgrim Byway, Duxbury- where Tryphosa Lee Tracy and the Partridges are probably buried. 15-minute stop at cemetery.

7:42 Sunset.

7:45 - Travel to Powder Point- Go East on Chestnut St., turn left on Washington St., right on Powder Point Ave., right on King Caesar Rd., left on Russell Road. Stop briefly.

  • George Partridge’s 5 acre grant on “Batchelor’s Row,” Powder Point. was on both sides of Russell Road beginning at King Caesar Rd. and continuing about two thirds of the way to Powder Point Ave. 

Return to hotel. Continue on Russell Road, turn left on Powder Point Ave./Cedar St/St. George St.. Go north on 3A. Stop briefly before the bridge over the North River.

  • Stephen Tracy’s and George Partridge’s property at North River, north of Marshfield Hills, between Union St and 3A.

Day 3 – Wednesday, May 2Day 3 – Wednesday, May 2

8:00 am - Travel to Dorchester. 6 min. drive.

10 Parish St., Dorchester, MA 02122 617-436-0527 15-minute stop.

  • Travel to the Original Dorchester Town Center at Columbia Rd and Boston St. 10 min. drive.
    •       Thomas J. Kane Square  20 min. stop.
      • Coppenhagen Fountain
      • The James Blake House, 1661

https://www.cityofboston.gov/images_documents/Tour%20Bus%20Parking_updated%206_23_tcm3-12491.pdf – Drop-off and parking info.

9:00 am - Travel to Boston via Washington St. to the east side of Washington Street at Downtown Crossing, between Summer St and Franklin St. - the site of the fabric shop of ancestors Nathaniel and Elizabeth Wight Heaton, now occupied by the Millennial Tower. 14 min drive. 15 minute stop at Downtown Crossing.

9:30 am - Travel to the northwest corner of Tremont and Boylston Streets in Boston. 10 minute drive.

9:30 am – Bus to *Boston Public Garden Swan Boats - Charles St. between Boylston St and Beacon St. Drop off passengers.

10:30 am – Pick up tour group at Charles St. Travel to Boston Common Visitors’ Center – Tremont and West Street. Drop off tour group.

Enjoy 1.5 mile *Freedom Trail Walking Tour or *"Hop-on, Hop-off Bus Tour" of American History sites:

  • Boston Common
  • Massachusetts State House
  • Park St. Church (1810)
  • Granary Burying Ground
  • King’s Chapel ($2 sugg. don.)
  • King’s Chapel Burying Ground
  • Benjamin Franklin Statue
  • Boston Latin School
  • Old Corner Bookstore
  • *Old South Meeting House
  • *Old State House
  • Site of Boston Massacre
  • Faneuill Hall
  • *Paul Revere House
  • *Old North Church
  • Copp’s Hill Burying Ground
  • USS Constitution Cruise
  • Bunker Hill Monument and exhibit (Free tickets needed to climb the tower. FCFS)
  • USS Constitution (Free)
  • USS Constitution Museum ($3 suggested donation)

Buy lunch along the way,

And enjoy additional entertainment of your choice:

  • *New England Aquarium
  • *Skywalk Observatory
  • *Museum of Science
  • *Mary Baker Eddy Mappariam
  • *Museum of Fine arts
  • *Boston Children’s Museum
  • *Legoland Discovery Center
  • *Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology
  • *Isabella Gardner Museum
  • *Fenway Park Tour
  • *Otis House Museum
  • *Institute of Cont. Art
  • Tour Trinity Church $6 (highly recommended)
  • NEHGS - 99 Newbury St.
    •   Members, free admission;
    •   Non-members, $20 day-pass. 888-296-3447

*Admission included with Go Boston Card.

Buy dinner in Boston

8:00 PM – Travel to hotel in Revere.

Day 4 - Thursday, May 3Day 4 - Thursday, May 3

8:00 am - Travel to Malden.

8:20 am See the monument to our immigrant ancestor Joseph Hills Sr. at the corner of Main St. and Salem St.

8:50 Travel to Bell Rock Park – Where first church in Malden was built. Main St and Ellis St. Brief stop, but the passengers will not leave the bus.

9:10 Travel to Bell Rock Cemetery where ancestor Joseph Hills Jr is buried. – Medford St. and Green St. 30 Min stop at the cemetery.

9:40 am Travel to Lexington.         

10:15 am- Hancock-Clarke House, 36 Hancock St, Lexington, MA 02420 (Park on Mass. Ave.)

11:15 am- Tavern 1 Bedford Street, Lexington. 781-862-5598 (Park on Mass. Ave.)

12:00 pm- Lunch in Lexington Center and free time to visit Visitor’s Center Diorama and the Old Belfry

1:00 pm- Tour of Lexington Battle Green

1:40 pm- Travel to Minute Man National Historic Park.

  • Reservations to View "The Road to Revolution" and exhibits at the Visitor Center.

3:00 pm - Travel to Old North Bridge - Parking on Monument St.   

  • Passengers walk to North Bridge Visitor Center at Buttrick Mansion –

3:45 pm – Pick up tour members at Old North Bridge Visitor’s Center, 174 Liberty St, Concord, MA. Travel back along Lexinton Rd.

4:00 Travel to Meriam’s Corner, terminus of the Battle Road trail and place where British regulars first came under fire as they retreated to Boston.

Continue to travel along Lexington Rd/ N. Great Rd. to the sites along the Battle Road. Stop briefly at:

  • Carty Barn
  • Farwell Jones House
  • Olive Stow House
  • Job Brooks House

4:30 Stop at Old Bedford Road. – Those who wish to do so may walk the battle trail to Bloody Angle and then past Hartwell Tavern, Hartwell House Site, Cpt William Smith House 1.4 miles – 30 minutes.

4:45 - Stop at parking area at N. Great Rd and Bradford Lane. – Those who wish to do so may walk this segment of the battle trail.

6:00 Pick up all walkers at parking area for Paul Revere Capture Site. 250 N Great Rd, Concord, MA 01742

Continue to travel along Lexington Rd/ N. Great Rd. to the other sites along the Battle Road. Stop briefly at:

  • John Nelson House
  • Jacob Whittemore House
  • Bloody Bluff

6:30 pm – Buy dinner in Concord.

8:00 pm – Travel to hotel.

Day 5 – Friday, May 4Day 5 – Friday, May 4

8:00 am - Travel to Watertown, MA. Via Rt. 2. 25 minute drive.

8:30 am Visit the Founders Monument at 20 Riverside St. and Watertown Square.15 min stop.

8:45 am Travel to the site of the property of ancestors John and Elinor Whitney, and their son, Jonathan, at Mt. Auburn Street and Common Street.

  • Travel to Whitney Hill Park. Marshall St and Oliver St. (Very steep road.)
  • Travel to the Lewis and Anne Jones property at the Northwest corner of Belmont and Grove Streets in Belmont.
  • Travel to the Old Burying Place on Mt. Auburn St. and Arlington St., where the Whitneys and Joneses are buried. Find Anne Jones headstone.

11:00 – Travel to Cambridge

  • Visit Winthrop Square: site of the original marketplace in Newtowne/Cambridge. Mt Auburn St and John F. Kennedy St. Buy lunch.

12:00 Visit ancestors William and Mary Jarred Mann's property at the corner of Sparks and Huron streets. 15-minute stop.

  • Drive past Cambridge Common on Garden St. William Mann had a house site “on the common.”
  • Visit the Old Burying Ground where the Manns are probably buried. Garden St. and Massachusetts Ave. Parking around the corner on Church St.
  • Cambridge First Parish Church 1446 Massachusetts Ave, Cambridge, MA 02138
  • Walk to Harvard Yard – where Samuel Mann attended college


2:45 - Travel to 105 Brattle St. – 3:00 Tour of the Vassall-Craigie House - - which was George Washington's headquarters, and later became the Henry Wadsworth Longfellow House. (Tour needs to be confirmed - (617) 876-4491 – Garrett Cloer.)

4:30 pm – Travel to Franklin.

5:00 – Buy dinner in Franklin

6:30 – Travel to hotel

Day 6 – Saturday, May 5Day 6 – Saturday, May 5

8:00 am - Travel to Dedham via Highway 1 to Highland St. to Lowder St

  • Tour Dedham land grants of Johnson ancestors.
    • Thomas Fisher – Lowder St. between Highland St. and Lowder Brook
    • John Allin – Lowder St between Lowder Brook and South Wampatuck Rd.
    • Anthony Fisher – Lowder St. and North Wampatuck Rd.
    • Henry and Elizabeth Smith - Highland St and Richards St. – Burned out.

  • Travel to Michael Metcalf's property East St. and Autumn Ln./Puritan Ln. and learn about the Metcalfs.

10:00 am Visit Jonathan Fairbanks and Grace Smith home - 511 East St, Dedham, MA 02026, at the corner of East Street and Eastern Avenue in Dedham - the oldest timber frame home in the US.

11:30 am Bus to Dedham Historical Society 612 High St., Dedham, MA 02026 to see the Metcalf Great Chair (1652) and chest.  

12:00 – Buy lunch in Dedham.

12:30 - Travel to Village Ave. Cemetery, Village Ave. and Bullard St.  Eat while visiting family graves, or while traveling.

If there is time, stop briefly at First Church Dedham/Allin Congregational Church 670 High St, Dedham, MA

If there is time, drive to Highland Cemetery, 40-56 Dedham St, Dover, MA 02030 to see the grave of Esther Mann Fisher (1696-1770)

1:15 Travel Rte. 109 to Medfield 

  • Note Peak House north of the intersection of Main St and Pound St.

  • John Partridge (1619-1706) and Magdalene Bullard (abt 1635-1676) Main St. and North St. “John and William Partridge took up their house lots in Medfield in "The bachelors Roe," now North Street (Medfield Records). Their places were near together, and one of their neighbors in the same street was Thomas Mason, who married Margery Partridge, April 23, 1653. This is the first marriage recorded in Medfield.” (Tilden's Hist. of Medfield.

  • Briefly visit John and Joan Ellis homestead of “10 acres and one rood,” (later owned by Thomas Upham) on Main Street and Upham St. 519 Main St; Medfield, Massachusetts

  • If there is time, drive through the Medfield Rhodendron Reservation. Go left on Spring St., right on South St., right on Hoonhill Rd., right on Causeway St., left on Main St.

 

2:15 Visit the Vine Lake Cemetery Main St. or North Meadow Rd and Dale St.

2:45 - Travel Rt 109 through Millis (originally part of Medfield)

  • Visit the John Partridge House at 315 Exchange Street in Millis
  • If there is time, visit South End Pond, Orchard St.– North side of pond was site of the Fairbanks fortress that withstood the attack at Medfield/Millis/Medway in King Philips War.

3:30 - Travel Rt 109 to Medway (Main St to 126/Hartford Ave.)

  • Stop at the Evergreen Cemetery on Cottage St and Evergreen St. in West Medway where John Partridge and Magdalene Bullard Partridge are buried.
  • Stop briefly at Mechanic St and Oak St, site of the Partridge family farm
  • Joseph Ellis born in Medfield/Medway (1691), died Medway (1757); married Elizabeth Partridge (born Medfield, died Medway (1717/18)

  • Joseph Ellis born in Medway (1717/18), died in Franklin (1807), only son of Joseph Ellis and Elizabeth Partridge, Father of Esther Ellis.

4:00 Travel through Partridgetown (North Bellingham): Rt 126 to Farm Street, to Hartford Ave./Rt 126.

  • named for Eleazer Partridge and family.
  • Eleazar Partridge inherited his father's homestead in Medfield/Medway, MA and resided there until about 1720, when he purchased for 26 pounds a tract of land in North Bellingham, MA: 102 acres of "wildland" in Rawson'sFarm, 1/ 2 of 740 acres and other tracts, all from Thomas Sanford, with the buildings, and removed there. For a century and a half, this area was known as Partridgetown. Partridgetown was a part of the valley of Stall Brook on Farm Street, including the town farm and three others. Farm Street ran from Caryville by the town farm to Hartford Ave. again.

4:00 - Travel to Mendon– (Hartford Ave., right on Neck Hill Rd., left on George St. to Main St.) Stop at old cemetery at intersection of George St. and Main St. Possible burial place of Ferdinando Thayer, “whose property was on Providence St, a little south of the town center.”

The Thayers were from Mendon.  (Ezekiel Johnson (1750-1808), probable biological father of our Ezekiel (1773-1848) was the son of Susannah Thayer)

  • Susannah was the daughter of Isaac Thayer Jr. (son of Isaac Thayer and Mercy Rockwood); born Mendon, 1695; died Mendon, 1754) and Miriam Thayer (daughter of Josiah Thayer and Sarah Bass); born Mendon, 1699; died Mendon, before 1750/1)
  • Isaac Thayer (born Mendon, 1663/64, son of Ferdinando Thayer and Huldah Hayward) married Mercy Rockwood (died Mendon, 1700) in Mendon (1691)
  • Josiah Thayer (born Mendon, 1669/70; died Mendon, 1727/28; son of Ferdinando Thayer and Huldah Hayward). Married Sarah Bass, born Mendon, 1673 – died Mendon bef. 1719).
  • Ferdinando Thayer (died Mendon, 1713) married Huldah Hayward (died Mendon, 1690) in Braintree
  • Capt. Joseph White (died Mendon, 1705/6) married Lydia Rogers (died Mendon, 1727), parents of Experience White (born Mendon, 1680) who was Bethiah Garnsey’s great-grandmother.

5:45 Dinner Provided in Mendon

6:30 Travel to Bellingham (Hartford Ave. to Bellingham St. to Mendon St. to the Bellingham Town Common.)

7:30 pm - Travel to hotel.

Day 7 – Sunday, May 6Day 7 – Sunday, May 6

8:30 – Travel to church at 91 Jordan Road, Franklin, Massachusetts 02038

9:00 – Attend church.

10:30 – Travel to Wrentham

  • Visit the Village Green Corner of South St and East St. where the stone step is preserved from Samuel Mann’s church.


11:10 Visit the Wrentham Center Cemetery Dedham St, Northeast of the Original Congregational Church.

  • See Samuel Mann’s grave and that of his wife, Esther Ware.
    • Graves of Samuel and Esther Mann in Section F of the Old Cemetery back of Church. Graves of many other ancestors are in that same cemetery.
  • Read his marriage advice to his children.
  • Find Margaret Fisher Hill’s gravestone.
  • Find graves of Samuel Fisher, Meletiah Snow Fisher.


11:45 - If there is time, travel to West Wrentham Cemetery West Street and Williams St.


12:15 - Travel to Franklin. Joseph Hills and Esther Ellis (Julia’s parents) were married in Franklin.

  • Stop at site of Capt. Joseph Hills (1730-1815) house at 801 Summer Street. GPS 42.059257 by 71.384222.
    • Capt. Joseph was the younger brother of Jabez Hills Jr, and therefore, the uncle of Julia’s father, who was named for him. We believe that Julia’s father grew up here after the death of his mother.


12:45 - Travel to Uncas Pond, 51 Florence St, Franklin, MA 02038. Across the pond to the south is the location where Jabez Hills Sr. (1727-1768) and Martha Metcalf Hills built their house. Eat lunch by Franklin Rod and Gun Club. (Arrange permission at franklinrodandgun.org or (508) 528-2573.)

1:30 -When leaving Florence St., turn right on Summer St. Bus to see Elder Michael Metcalf (1687-1754) and Abial Colburn Metcalf’s property on Summer St. near King St. Then turn right on King St. and left at Central St. Bus to Union St. Cemetery. 150 W Central St, Franklin, MA 02038


1:45 - Travel to Rehoboth – where Ezekiel’s mother, Bethiah Garnsey was born.

2:30- Make stops at as many of the following as there is time for:

  • Anawan Rock – Rt. 44/Winthrop St. abt 1½ miles east of Anawan St. where King Phillip’s War ended.
  • Rehoboth Village and Dam at Locust Ave. and Bay State Road
  • Sabin’s Mill and Sabin Pond on Summer St., Marshall Way, Pond Street, and Wheeler St., named for Bethiah’s Sabin ancestors.
  • Original Oak Swamp Meeting House (1732 - Baptist) Pleasant St. and Chestnut St.

 (# Numbers refer to sites shown on the Rehoboth Map and Services Directory.)

6:00 Eat dinner in Rehoboth.

7:00 - Travel to Hotel.

Day 8 – Monday, May 7Day 8 – Monday, May 7

8:00 – Travel to Upton – Rt 140

  • Visit the Upton Beehive Chamber in the Upton Heritage Park 18 Elm Street
  • Upton City Hall - Intersection of Main St and Grove St.

9:30 - Travel to Grafton.

  • Visit Grafton Common at Millbury St and Grafton Common.

  • Visit the Old Oak Street Burial Ground 42-46 Oak St, Grafton, MA 01519 where Joseph Hills is buried.

10:45 - Travel Rt 122 to Uxbridge. Ezekiel Johnson was born here.

  • Uxbridge Common N. Main St and Douglas St.
  • Simeon Wheelock house (1768) 34 N. Main St. Built by Simon and Deborah Thayer Wheelock
  • John Farnum House, 44 Mendon St., Uxbridge

12:30 Buy lunch in Uxbridge

1:30 - Travel through Douglas.  Hartford Ave to Main St.

  • First Congregational Church and Town Common at Church St and Common St
  • Dudley Tavern 1770, 8 Main St.


Bethiah’s family was warned out of town. Jonathan King and Bethiah Garnsey were married here.

2:00 Travel to New London, CT via I 395

3:30 Check into hotel

4:30 pm Travel to Ye Town’s Antientest Cemetery -Hempstead St. and Bristol St. -  Ceremony to add new plaque to damaged marker and dedicate Bethiah Garnsey's grave. 

7:00 pm – Buy Dinner in New London

8:30 pm – Travel back to hotel

Part 1 ends. People leaving took the train home from New London on Tuesday morning.

Part 2

Day 9 - Tuesday, May 8Day 9 - Tuesday, May 8

New London Union Train Station - 27 Water Street

8:00 am - Travel through Pawling, Dutchess County, New York where Ezekiel Johnson married his cousin, Lois Thayer. (2 hrs, 9 min, from New London)

  • i-95 to Rt. 9/Chester Bowles Hwy to Rt 66/Meriden Rd.to I 691 to I 84 to Rt 39/Clapboard Ridge Rd to Rt 66/Fairfield Dr. to Rt 67 Fairfield Dr. to E. Branch Rd. to Left on Rt 68/ Haviland Hollow Rd. to Right on 22/

10:10 Travel to Kortright, NY. Old Rt. 55 to Rt 55 to Taconic St. Parkway to Rt. 82 to Rt 9 to Rt. 23/Claverack Rd. (4 hrs and 28 minutes from New London to Kortright).

12:40 - Visit property donated by Ezekiel Johnson, son of Isaac & Susannah Johnson, for a cemetery. Off Rt 12 and North Rd. at Doonan’s Corner. 35 min. stop

1:15 Travel to Oneonta – by the Susquehanna River. –30 minute drive.Buy lunch in Oneonta. – Eat while traveling

2:15 - Travel to Seneca Falls, New York,

            Church History Presentations on the bus.

5:30 - Visit the Peter and Mary Whitmer farm, 1451 Aunkst Rd, Waterloo, NY 13165 – Reservations made.

6:30 – Travel to Geneva, NY

6:45 - Buy dinner in Geneva, NY. – Eat on the Bus.

7:30 - Travel to Palmyra, N.Y. area.

8:30 - Check into hotel.  

Day 10 - Wednesday, May 9Day 10 - Wednesday, May 9

8:00 am - Travel to 843 Stafford Road, Palmyra, New York 14522.

8:30--Walk through the Sacred Grove and enjoy--it is always open.

9:00-- Visit the Smith Farm Visitor’s Center

VCHCumorah@ldschurch.org 315-597-1671       hillcumorahvcbus@gmail.com

Take a 45 min. tour of Smith log home, frame home, etc.

10:00-- Travel out to see the Martin Harris home (no tour given just a couple of signs) 2095 Maple Ave., Palmyra, New York 1452

11:00--Grandin Printing Press 45 min tour 217 East Main Street, Palmyra, New York

Buy lunch in Palmyra. Eat on the bus.

1:00-- Travel to the top of Hill Cumorah and if any extra time go inside the Visitor Center at Hill Cumorah

1:30 - Travel to Pomfret, New York – birthplace of 9 Johnson children. (2 hrs. 30 min trip.)

  • Take I-90 to Bennett Rd. Exit 59.
  • Turn Left on Rt. 60/ Bennett Road,
  • Turn Right on Wilson Road – Through Laona Village. Slight Left onto Porter Rd.
  • Take Porter Road to Rt. 60. Turn Right. Go to Spoden Road. Turn Right.

4:00 pm - Stop for half an hour on Spoden Rd. by Canadaway Creek on turnout just past gated road on the Right.

  • Read Julia’s letter about Pomfret to her family
  • Read Johnson poetry about childhood memories.

4:30 pm - Continue South on Spoden St.. Turn Right on Darby Switch Rd.

  • Turn Right on Glasgow Rd.
  • Turn Right on Rt 610 – Fredonia Stockton Rd. Stop at Ezekiel Johnson's property next to unnamed road to the right

5:00 pm - Continue on Rt 610/County Touring Rte 73 to Webster St.

  • Turn Left on Laona Cemetery Rd.
  • Visit Laona Cemetery – Elmer Wood Johnson is buried here. Elder Brackenbury is buried here.

5:45 pm - Take County Touring Rte 73 to Barker Commons on Main St. in Fredonia. Pictures at Pomfret City office at 11 Day St. Fredonia

6:00 pm – Buy Dinner in Fredonia.  Eat on the bus.           

6:30 pm - Bus departs for Mentor, Ohio. Ezekiel Johnson lived in Mentor.

9:00 pm – Check into hotel. in Kirtland/Mentor, Ohio.

Day 11 – Thursday, May 10Day 11 – Thursday, May 10

8:00 am – Bus to the to the Johnson House, and hillside graves near the Visitor Center

9:30 LDS Visitor Center – (440) 256-9805  7800 Kirtland-Chardon Rd, Kirtland, OH

  • Newel K. Whitney Store Kirtland-Chardon Rd, Kirtland, OH (where Benjamin attended the School of the Prophets).
  • Sawmill where Joel Hills Johnson worked.

 

11:00 – Travel to the Morley Farm 8605 Chillicothe Rd, Mentor, OH

12:30 Buy lunch in Kirtland. (or lots of places in Mentor)

1:30 pm - Bus to the Kirtland Temple Visitor’s Center, 9076 Chillicothe Rd, Kirtland, OH 44094 Tour Fee $165. kirtlandtemple.org

2:00 pm - Reservation - Tour of the Kirtland Temple - 9020 Chillicothe Rd, Kirtland, OH 44094

4:00 pm – Travel to the John Johnson House

  • 6203 Pioneer Trail, Hiram, Ohio. House tour. Bus past the Snow Home, 11118 Mantua Center Rd., Mantua, OH

 

6:30 Eat dinner in Mentor

Return to hotel for the night.

Day 12 – Friday, May 11Day 12 – Friday, May 11

Travel to Cleveland Hopkins Airport

 

End of Tour - Leave for home on individual schedules.