At the final of three summer performances, 10 actors portrayed several of the vital and interesting residents of early Anchorage.
Actor Rachel Gregory portrayed one of Lucky Baldwin's wives as costumed actors portrayed Alaskans on stage during Stories at the Cemetery at the Anchorage Memorial Park Cemetery on Sunday.
Resting place of William"Lucky" Baldwin in the Pioneers of Alaska Tract in the Anchorage Memorial Park Cemetery on Sunday, June 20, 2021. Stories at the Cemetery is hosted by Bruce and Audrey Kelly. Photographed after the performance in Anchorage Memorial Park Cemetery on Sunday. Stories at the Cemetery is presented every June 21 — summer solstice — with a guided walk featuring 10 selected biographies. On the second Sunday of July, the format is a self-guided walk to 10 gravesites with presentations by costumed actors. On the second Sunday in August, the July actors repeat their presentations on a stage in the cemetery.
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