Start off with beignets and coffee at the famed Morning Call. Next, we venture into Greenwood Cemetery (1852), home of the largest assemblage of iron tombs in the city, unique monuments and funerary symbols, as well as local and national celebrities, such as a Pulitzer-prize winning writer and the man who spiced up New Orleans. Afterward, journey into Cypress Grove (1838), the first cemetery built to honor New Orleans volunteer firemen and their families. Learn the connection between Tabasco sauce and nutria, the large, orange-toothed, semi-aquatic rodent. Get exclusive access into the large society tomb built for the temporary burial of Chinese citizens, and view many original tombs crafted in granite, marble, and cast-iron. Next visit the Hurricane Katrina Memorial and Charity Hospital Cemetery. The tour ends at the Morning Call. Red Sash Tours is the only private tour company allowed to give tours in Greenwood Cemetery and the only company allowed in Cypress Grove.