Weary Pilgrimage-goers in need of rest or a powder room may visit The Depot. The Depot is now home to Aberdeen Main Street and the weekly farmer's market during the summer months and also serves as a historical museum for the Aberdeen Community.

Come visit historic 1912 Aberdeen City Hall. Discover the Neoclassical architectural style building with Ionic columns. Hidden gems of discovery include: the marble grand staircase with ironwork balustrades, the L.C. Tiffany stained glass dome skylight and second floor auditorium.

FREE GUIDED TOURS* with historical facts showcasing Aberdeen personalities are available

*elevator access available

Tour Aberdeen’s National Historic Districts in elegant 19th-century style by horse and carriage. This event is free to Pilgrimage ticket holders.

Take a tour of some of Aberdeen’s oldest churches, dating back as early as 1839. Let parishioners tell history and interesting facts about their church. All proceeds will benefit our local food pantry, Loaves and Fishes. Loaves and Fishes help feed hundreds of families in need every month in the Aberdeen area.

Enjoy watching a replica Civil War Encampment. Participants actually spend the night on site.

All you can eat pancakes and much, much more!

Local storytellers will entertain you with tall tales and yarns in the great old Southern tradition! This historic African-American chapel, now fully restored stands on the grounds of the Adams-French House. Fun and casual. Admission is free.
Chapel at Adams-French

Saturday, April 17, 2019; 7:00 pm to 9:00 p.m.

Enjoy amazing stories of dashing soldiers, tragic ladies, and other amusing and surprising figures who populated Aberdeen in its early years. The tour of the town’s oldest cemetery promises to entertain and enlighten. $4