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Topic: Haunting History Tours
Dunbar readies ‘Haunting History’ tours
October 24, 2007 | 
For the 8th year running, Friends of Dunbar Cave brings Haunting History right before Halloween. Visitors can see exciting and fun skits performed inside Dunbar Cave on Friday, October 26 and Saturday, October 27 between 5:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m.
The $5 per person entry fee goes toward maintaining, preserving and promoting Dunbar Cave State Natural Area. Parking is free.
At different “stages” inside the cave, talented young performers from the Roxy Regional School of the Arts, directed by Roxy regional Theater Stage Manager Ellie Ellis, will presents skits. These historically based vignettes won’t scare you but while being entertained, will offer information about bats and other critters, the haunting history of the cave, and Native American art in the cave.
No reservation is needed. Guided tours leave the Visitor’s Center every 15-20 minutes. «Read the rest of this article»
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HAUNTING HISTORY HIKES at Dunbar Cave
By Debbie Boen | October 23, 2006 |
See what haunting history lurks inside the cave through these 3 fun and informative, not scary, skits performed by young professional actors.
You’ll learn haunting facts from Ben (Hi!), the Science Guy, hear the hauntingly happy memories of the Roy Acuff and Big Band Era days and leave with haunting questions about the ancient Indian art found in caves.
Haunting History Hikes through Dunbar Cave |
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| When: | 5pm-8pm on Friday, October 27th and Saturday, October 28th |
| Where: | Dunbar Cave Visitors Center, Dunbar Cave State Natural Area |
| Admission: | $5 a person, All proceeds go right back into the Park
BRING YOUR OWN FLASHLIGHT, children must be over 3 years old to go into the cave. Wear tennis shoes or better, (no heals or flip flops). You can wear costumes to this (what fun!), but take off your mask to go inside the cave (it’s difficult enough to see with just a flashlight! And wear hiking shoes). No photography in the cave. No pets in the cave. |
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