Blackville Historic Tours
Thoroughbred Country
Blackville Historical Tour - Step-on guide conducts this 90-minute tour that includes the historic downtown, churches and homes, Healing Springs, Revolutionary and Civil War sites, and a drive through the Mennonite community. Mennonite Church History & Culture - One of the church elders will share the rich history of their church and discuss their way of life during this 45-minute tour.
Lill's Herb Garden - Lill shares her herb garden and secrets for growing, preserving an herbs. Participants will enjoy a glass of herbal tea and other refreshments.
Afternoon Tea - Visit a Mennonite home and enjoy your choice of several kinds of tea, sandwiches and pastries.
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