In the past, the Ghost Walk has been held at the Marshall County Museum every other year. But this year, we are trying something new. The Ghost Walk will be on TWO nights: Friday and Saturday, October 25 and 26. Tickets are $15 and may be purchased now at the Museum, 123 N. Michigan Street, Plymouth. Tour groups are assigned with the ticket purchase, and ticket sales are limited. Get your tickets early!
On both nights the event starts at 7:00 p.m. in the Marshall County Museum Lobby. Arrive between 6:30 and 6:50 and congregate with your assigned group. Tours last just over an hour.
The Ghost Walk highlights the lives (and untimely deaths) of Marshall County residents. Led by trained guides through dimly lit hallways, guests will visit three floors and all three buildings of the Museum. Expect encounters with spooks, spirits and strange noises! Discover secret stairs and hidden passageways of the Museum. Interpreters assume the persona of Marshall County residents including: Earl Snyder, Ed Cornwall, Russell Price, the Wymers, Net Lowry, Willie Lowry, Frances Sweet, Adam Stine, William Elliott, Victor Brunner, and William Crowel.
Our stories are pulled from Bourbon, Bremen, Tippecanoe, Inwood, Twin Lakes, Lake of the Woods and more. Returning are our story-tellers: Brenda Anderson, Jamie Erwin, Monty Peden, Brent Martin, Teressa Welborn, Dennis Carter, Dennis Gibson, and Anita Kopetski and Chuck Brindle.
For more information, call 574-936-2306, or visit Events on the Facebook page, Marshall County Museum Historic Crossroads Center. Expect a hauntingly good time!
