Established in 1864, this cemetery has been the final resting place for folks born from the 18th to 21st centuries. A quiet space for contemplative walks, the cemetery offers the chance to study the lives of hundreds of people who once called Ingersoll home. As part of Digital Doors Open, discover some of the Stone Secrets here at the Ingersoll Rural Cemetery. Join Ingersoll Museum curator Scott Gillies as he shares the stories and secrets of some of the individuals buried in this cemetery. These short videos (Episode 1 shown below) have been produced by the Ingersoll Cheese & Agricultural Museum and the Ingersoll Fusion Youth Centre. Check for future episodes on the Ingersoll Museum's YouTube channel.