Fear and Accusation: The Leo Frank Story | Oakland Cemetery

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Discover the haunting tale of Fear and Accusation: The Leo Frank Story at Oakland Cemetery in Atlanta. Unveil the tragic events of April 27, 1913, when the lifeless body of 13-year-old Mary Phagan was found in the depths of Atlanta’s National Pencil Factory. Follow the gripping 75-minute guided tour that delves into the accusations against Leo Frank, the factory superintendent hailing from New York. Amidst a backdrop of class tensions, anti-Semitism, and mob violence, witness the harrowing trial that unfolded as one of Atlanta’s most unforgettable chapters in history. Gain insight into the involvement of several Oakland residents in this infamous event during this thought-provoking experience. Embarking from the Main Gate at 10:30 AM, the journey navigates through the cemetery’s profound past. Limited spots are available, so secure your tickets early. Note that while not all areas are wheelchair accessible, arrangements can be made for an accessible route if needed. Additionally, designated parking for vehicles with disability permits is conveniently located near the Visitor Center. Advance notice of 72 hours ensures the availability of an ASL interpreter for the tour.