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2022 Haunted History Walking Tour of Basking Ridge Village
October 23, 2022 @ 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm
$25.00
The Mr. Local History Project has created a new chapter of the Haunted History Walking Tour of Historic Basking Ridge Village and is bringing back this fall classic for one October afternoon. The script is updated and our Witch of Winding Lane is ready with her tales and her spooky participants will be ready to enlighten and entertain you.
Our witch is not well.
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BASKING RIDGE WEATHER
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Join the Mr. Local History Project as we reintroduce the Haunted Walking Tour of Historic Basking Ridge Village, a one hour tour the downtown village of Basking Ridge that starts and ends in the town cemetery. Handed down tales of roaming ghouls, tainted ghosts and twisted stories that have played part of the fabric of the towns history.
Content is more appropriate for adults. Less on terrorizing you but more of a “Twilight Zone” feel. Children are typically bored. The venue is outdoors and we will take covid-19 seriously. We are restricting the attendees and everyone needs a ticket to attend. Bring walking shoes. For additional information please contact the Mr. Local History Project via email at info@mrlocalhistory.org or 908-502- 7894 and leave a message.
About the Mr. Local History Project
The Mr. Local History Project is an all volunteer registered 501-c3 non-profit organization dedicated to preserving and promoting local history with a social twist. The goal is to break tradition, test new ideas, and provide a fun and social environment to share history to fans of local history. “COVID-19 only tests our ability to find new ways to share local history.”
