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Next 2 Weekends: Historical Society Hosts House of Madness

Press Release | Wednesday, Oct 16, 2013

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What: SCV Historical Society’s Heritage Haunt Haunted House Attraction Fundraiser and Food Drive

When: Oct 18 & 19, Oct. 25 & 26

6:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m.

Where: Heritage Junction Historic Park, inside William S. Hart Park

24101 Newhall Ave.

Event: ASYLUM – House of Madness Haunted House & Cemetary of the Damned Mazes

Go through the Scare Zone of Cataclysm and have fun at our ZOMBIE Dance Party.

Stop by our Scaractor Photo Booth and wander around and see our Halloween Displays of Spirits Rising from the Grave and our Singing/Talking Pumpkins.

We have Gourmet Food and Haloween Vendors in the Midway. Join our After Hours Ghost Hunt looking for real ghosts in our real haunted houses.

Information:

www.scvhaunt.com

info@scvhaunt.com

Ticket prices

$10 Adults (General Admission)

$ 5 Children under 12

$ 7 SCVHS Members, Active Duty Military, Seniors, 25 Score Card

$ 7 Discount with donation of 2 cans of food for SCV Food Pantry

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