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A History of “Spirited” Halloweens in Ashland by Peter Finkle

Historian and author Peter Finkle will draw from his enormous trove of Ashland, Oregon history to relate stories and show rare photos of spirited, outrageous, spooky, and fun ways people have celebrated Halloween in Ashland- both in “the good old days” and in recent years.

This lecture and slide presentation is sure to get you in the Halloween spirit and educate you about interesting Ashland histories unknown to most mortals.

Peter Finkle is the author of the premiere blog and website about Ashland known as WalkAshland.comWalkAshland.com. Discover Ashland secrets even locals don’t know at Peter’s website and learn about his fun and fascinating walking tours and community talks.

Peter is an expert on Ashland history, art, and neighborhoods- including haunted Ashland stories. On his website, you can arrange private tours for your family or group.
An Ashland resident since 1991, Peter also writes for Ashland.news and other publications. Presenter’s Website: https://WalkAshland.com

FREE ADMISSION – 1757 Ashland St., Ashland, OR. One mile west of I-5 Exit 14

Date & Time:

October 29, 2024 @ 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm

Cost:

Free

Rogue Valley Metaphysical Library

1757 Ashland St.
Ashland,97520

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