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History and Ghost Walk
Phone: (864) 543-3396
City: Ninety Six
Region: Midlands
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History and Ghost Walk
Have you ever spotted a ghost in the historic downtown area of Ninety Six? Well, maybe you will! Bring your cameras and learn things about our historic downtown area that you may have never known! The History and Mystery of our town will be unveiled! Kitty Wilson-Evans will perform as ‘Kessie’ the slave and other re-enactors, ghosts and spirits will make appearances! This event is designed to be very educational and a lot of fun! Wear your tennis shoes as it is a walking tour….less than a mile.
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