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A day for a nature's An invitation to hear about

summertime treat uninvited guests

Join LeeAnne Ball, the director attendees will have an opportunity
of Spirited History Investigations, as to take photos, record for EVP's and
she delves in the case files of historic investigate right along with seasoned
The haunted locations Spirited History has paranormal investigators from Spirited
Chesterfield investigated. She and investigators with History through Magnolia Grange
Historical Society Spirited History Investigations will be House Museum. Who knows, maybe you
of Virginia and sharing their supernatural encounters, will have your own encounter with the
the Chesterfield haunting electronic voice pheromera, unknown during the night. Be sure to
County and video clips of several of their most bring your cameras, digital recorders, and
Department terrifying and intriguing cases. a flashlight. Please wear soft-soled shoes.
of Parks and The Chesterfield Historical Society Cost is $10/person, Advanced
Recreation of Virginia in partnership with the registration required.
presents a special Chesterfield County Department of Parks To register, please call LeeAnne Ball
event: Celebrate and Recreation presents a special event. at (804) 748-1498.
National Paranormal Workshop: “Haunting Ages 8 and up, children are to be
Watermelon Day, Tales from Historic Sites” at Magnolia accompanied by an adult.
on Thursday, Aug Grange House Museum, 10020 Iron For more information, visit the
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3, from noon to 2 Bridge Road, Chesterfield, on Saturday, Chesterfield Historical Society’s website
p.m. at Magnolia July 29, from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. at www.chesterfieldhistory.com or www.
Grange House This event is intended to assist in spiritedhistory.com.
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Museum, 10020 further providing both historical and
Iron Bridge Road, educational programming to increase
Chesterfield. awareness of the historical site.
The event is The Chesterfield Historical Society At the end of the workshop
meant to assist in further providing both of Virginia is a private, non-profit
historical and educational programming 501(c) (3) organization established
to increase awareness of the historical in 1981. Its mission is to collect, A Completely Different Experience in Dining
site. preserve, interpret, and promote
They are offering a free slice of the county’s past for the education LUNCH HOURS
watermelon with admission while and enjoyment of present and future Sun-Fri 11:00 am - 2:15 pm
supplies last to help you cool off from generations. To volunteer, please visit DINNER HOURS
the hot days of summer. www.chesterfieldhistory.com. Sun - Thu 4 pm - 9 pm
For more information, please Fri - Sat 4 pm - 10 pm
call LeeAnne Ball at (804) 748- 2
1498 or visit our website at www. 12730 Jefferson Davis Hwy, Chester – 804.751.9898
chesterfieldhistory.com.

Literally

spinning

yarns
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Make a yarn doll and enjoy other
yarn-related activities as the Chesterfield
Historical Society and Chesterfield
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County Dept. of Parks and Recreation
present “Fun with Yarn,” a free and
family-friendly program, at the County
Museum on Wednesday,
Aug. 2. Drop
in anytime
between 11
a.m. and 1
p.m. to see
how yarn was
made
in the past.
Children
under 12 must be
accompanied by an adult.
The County Museum is located at
6813 Mimms Loop on Chesterfield’s 7
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Historic Courthouse Green.

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