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    12th Annual Ghost Walk in the Wicked Town of Jerome!

    October 6, 2015No Comments
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    Jerome AZ (October 6, 2015) – Come and see a depiction of Jerome’s rowdy past! Ghost Walk 2015 – Faces from the Past on Oct. 9th & 10th (Friday & Saturday evenings). The show kicks off at Spook Hall starting 20151006_Ghost-Walk-2015at 6:30PM with a new show starting every 30 minutes with a total of six shows per night.

    Reserve your spot by purchasing your tickets in advance at the Jerome Historical Society website. Ticket prices are $15 on Friday and $20 on Saturday.

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    For more information regarding our show please call 928-634-1066.

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