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TONIGHT at 7:30 as we take you to the Annual Haunted Festival! We’ll be sharing data and history, as well as haunting tales about some of Raleigh’s most interesting spaces and people. And we’re giving away prizes! Streaming to Facebook & YouTube. https://t.co/LodCHTYczd
@Mattg2235@DukeChronicle The annual Haunted Festival includes history, folklore, and our investigation data. The article references the wrong link for details on how to access the FREE presentation this Saturday October 30th. It is virtual again this year. Details: https://t.co/JEsGdZXczO
@Mattg2235 The annual Haunted Festival includes history, folklore, and our investigation data. The article references the wrong link for details on how to access the FREE presentation this Saturday October 30th. It is virtual again this year. Details: https://t.co/crx1q4SJ9a
Frankly, October arriving couldn’t make us happier, even though mysterious happenings at Mordecai Historic Park aren’t reserved for just this month! We hope you’ll join us for this year’s Haunted Festival. https://t.co/zWCFQAIIBX
After consulting with local health officials, the difficult decision has been made to postpone our cocktail event; A Muddle of Mystery and a Chaser of History. Look for rescheduling information in the Spring and visit @historicsal for details about other #octobertour2021 events.
Even with only 50% of us in this picture (on our way to an investigation), we are still 100% proud of this honor! Thanks to everyone who voted and to Strange Carolinas for the award. Don’t forget to check out the rest of the award winners and nominees; it was a fantastic group.
Some of our favorite humans are members of diverse communities. We believe in a global community where people are treated with respect and kindness and where everyone has a voice and an opportunity. We celebrate the differences that make our followers so wonderful. #pridemonth
We love our historical location partners and we love promoting the work they do, but we’re taking a moment to introduce you to our latest team additions over the next few days, starting with Devon.
Bio: https://t.co/0RLAGRvwWW
#welcometotheteam#greenisourfavoritecolor
We have exciting opportunities coming up and are considering adding exceptional individuals to our team. Apply if you are a professional with an interest in the paranormal, have skills that would be a great addition, and believe that you are a good fit: https://t.co/nco16ZK3fz
The Napoleon Bonaparte McCanless house, built in 1897, is a beautiful Second Empire style home that sat neglected for some time before @historicsal bought it. What might the Napoleon Bonaparte McCanless house reveal about its past?
More Information: https://t.co/h6QD8BS6Z0
You can catch us and @historicsal discussing our new partnership on Charlotte, NC's @QClifeWBTV tomorrow at around 3:40 PM. The interview will be accessible online on https://t.co/2JSE3rfkx3, as well as on ROKU.
The Josephus Hall House was originally built in 1820. With nearly 200 years of history, the Hall House has many stories to tell. What’s your Hall House story? Where do you think we should go next? More: https://t.co/h6QD8BS6Z0
#historicsalisbury#legends#paranormal#history
The Borden Building was home to the superintendent of the Methodist Home for Children before it was converted to house hundreds of children. Now an event space operated by @raleighparks, we are thrilled to be including this location into our next Haunted Mordecai Reveal.
As part of our next Haunted Mordecai Festival Reveal, we will be adding two locations... The first one is the Tucker House, built by G. S. Tucker in 1914. Located on Person Street in Historic Oakwood, the Tucker House is now a beautiful event space operated by @raleighparks