Elmira Highlights
The perfect introduction to Elmira's historical sites!
We board your coach and let Mark Twain himself guide you through the streets of Elmira. Visit the sites where Samuel Clemens spent his most productive summers — the WORLD FAMOUS study where he wrote Tom Sawyer & the Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, and the historic Woodlawn Cemetery where he rests with his family today. Ideal for groups with limited time who want the essential Twain experience.
- FREE Stop-Mark Twain's Study on campus, including a visit to the ELMIRA COLLEGE nondenominational chapel inside the original college campus circa 1855 FREE STOP! Pull up bus parking! *
- FREE Stop-Drive by history- Elmira Civil War Prison Camp FREE/CHARGE *
- FREE STOP Woodlawn Cemetery — Twain family plot. Pull up graveside. FREE STOP *
- FREE Downtown Elmira landmarks and city history, including connections to Twain's life in our city where he spent twenty summers! FREE *
- Chemung County History Museum & our lore
- The John W. Jones Story — FREE at the cemetery
John W. Jones was a runaway slave who settled in our community and became one of Elmira's most remarkable citizens. He lies at rest in the same cemetery as Mark Twain. Two movies have been made about his heartfelt story. Hear it FREE graveside — or add a paid stop at his museum!
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