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Warren County, Ohio (Vocus) 30 September 2010

In the historic village of Waynesville wont you? t see Freddy Krueger or chainsaw wielding maniacs. Ohio? S of the village has authentic haunted hauntings and paranormal observations that occur throughout the year.

October, however, the peak time for the clients of practical experience in hunting ghosts is haunted historical tours and dinner, combining the Ghost and Goblet Waynesville? rich history with its paranormal past and present.

â? It is not sensational hits, â? said Linda Morgan, chairman of the museum program at the board and guide for the history Ghostly tours of Waynesville. â? The stories that we receive from the experiences of people who know say that we, we told stories and on the basis> fact.â historical ????

â? We recommend the participants a camera on the tour a? Bring? Morgan said. â? The visitors took pictures? orbsâ? and other objects out there, but not, and you dona? not exactly know what is.â ????

? Waynesville

s Haunted Events in October:

Ghostly History Walking Tours

â? Waynesville, Ohio

7:30 Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays from October 13? 30. October

Ohio

experience? S of the Haunted Village at first hand from touring historic buildings along Main Street and in the Quaker Hill area of Waynesville in learning encounters ghostly past and present. You start in the Museum at the Friends Home, a restored inn as much as when Quakers and retired teachers only at the turn of the 20th Century living looks like.

Location: Friends House Museum, 115 South Fourth Street, Waynesville. Tickets are available for 12 years and older. Places are limited. Reservations: 513-897-1607 or www.friendshomemuseum.org

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Ghosts & Dinner

Cups and a spooky history tour? Waynesville, Ohio

7:00 every Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday in October

Enjoy fine dining in the historic Inn with frightening stories of the past Lamb House (and present). After the guests a spooky walk from downtown Waynesville. The evening with coffee, pastries and more stories of terror, and a tour of the museum to house people over. Dinner at the Hammel House Inn includes a harvest salad, pudding Inn Keepers dinner (chicken in a spicy cream infuses sherry, celery) topped with herb butter, bread crumbs, zucchini and carrots and squash provision for dessert.

Location: Hammel House Inn, 121 Main Street, Waynesville. 0.95 € per person includes a dinner visit, tour, taxes and gratuities, and the museum. Recommended for ages 12 and older. Reservations required 513-897-2333 or www.thehammelhouseinn.com

Haunting more historical

in Warren County.

? Lebanon, Ohio

Harmon Haunted Hall – 19.00 clock on 9 October, 23 and 30

Glendower macabre – 19.00 clock on 8 October 16 & 31

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work with the same material used by the mental HOPE Corporation employees from any actual paranormal museum staff to examine an overview of the history and experiences from the past haunted. The interview / visit is limited to 12 people.

: Harmon Hall Center for the History of Warren County, 105 S. Broadway, Lebanon. Glendower Mansion, 105 Cincinnati Avenue, Lebanon. Tickets are per person and participants must be 12 years or more. Reservations: 513-932-1817 or www.wchsmuseum.org

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lamb gold? Lebanon, Ohio

dinner available every night

Dine with distinguished guests, past and present. the oldest continuously Ohio’s Inn and operations began, the Lamb of gold as a stagecoach stop for travelers between Columbus and Cincinnati, and over the years hosted 12 U.S. presidents and some of the most influential literary and political life of the 19th Century. The 4th floor of the Golden Lamb Inn is there a special room called “Sarah’s Room”, where many guests, the presence of Sarah Stubbs, a child who lived at the hotel in the 1800s have made. Charles R. Sherman, a judge of the Supreme Court of Ohio, who died at the inn in 1829, also belongs to the spirits in the house said.

: 27 S. Broadway, Lebanon. Reservations. 513 – 932-5065 or www.goldenlamb.com

Lebanon Theater Hauntings? Lebanon, Ohio

30th October

21.00 Clock

Experience an evening of Halloween Magic light, followed by a dark, too annoying paranormal theater. Join local magician Scott Meyer, Sean Owens, and Brahm Corstanje (aka, The Haunted One ®), for an unforgettable evening of Halloween and entertainment theme. The production is rated PG-13.

Location: 10 S. Mechanic Street, Lebanon. Tickets are. Reservations: 513-228-0932 or www.LTCplays.com.

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on the Warren County Convention & Visitors Bureau:
Warren County, Ohio
? S is the biggest playground! With easy access from highways 71 and 75, visitors to the Warren County can do more activities in the 30-mile than anywhere else in Ohio.

Warren County Convention & Visitors Bureau is a destination marketing organization dedicated to the continuing economic growth by increasing the night and visitors throughout the year.

tourism is the leading industry in Warren County. The 7.8 million visitors a year take the economic impact of the $ 3,000,000 10 510 jobs linked to tourism.

For further information, please visit or call 800-433-1072 www.ohioslargestplayground.com.

? S is the biggest playground! ®

Contact

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Jennifer Burns, Director of Marketing and PR

513-204-7046 | jburns (at) wccvb (dot) org

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