Green-Wood holds some of New York's most lurid stories, and this trolley tour goes straight for them: mob boss Albert Anastasia, mentalist Washington Irving Bishop and the Hall-Mills murders. Riding means you cover far more of the 478-acre grounds than you could walk in a morning. If you love a true-crime podcast, this is that, on wheels, in a Victorian cemetery.
What to expect
Expect about two hours aboard Green-Wood's trolley with an expert guide, stopping at graves and monuments tied to murders, shipwrecks and disasters. Check-in is by name at the trolley beside the Gothic Arch near the main entrance.
Good to know
- Check in at the trolley by the Gothic Arch near the Fifth Avenue and 25th Street entrance
- Take the R train to 25 St
- Not recommended for children under 10
- The trolley holds up to two wheelchairs; contact Green-Wood at least a week ahead
- No need to print tickets; attendees check in by name
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Common questions
How long is the tour?
About two hours, aboard Green-Wood's trolley.
Are refunds available?
Sales are final unless Green-Wood cancels the tour.
