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Ghost hunters offer chance to participate in secret investigation

Posted October 15, 2012 by Kristi Kent in News

Monday, October 15, 2012

GRCVB Contact:

Chris Cannon, Director of Communication
706.295.5576
Chris@RomeGeorgia.org
www.RomeGeorgia.org


FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Ghost hunters offer chance to participate in secret investigation

ROME, GA. — Southern Paranormal Investigators has partnered with the Greater Rome Convention & Visitors Bureau to offer two individuals the chance to become a ghost hunter for one night.

Two lucky people will be active participants in a paranormal investigation at an undisclosed historic location in Rome, Ga. on Saturday night. A random drawing will be held at the Haunted On Broad: Haunted History and Ghost Lore tours on Saturday, October 20.

Haunted on Broad: Haunted History & Ghost Lore brings visitors throughout Downtown Rome to discover the history and lore as told by the Seven Hills Tellers, a local organization of storytellers. The 2012 tours will focus on the back half of the Between the Rivers Historic District, an area once occupied by the original campus of Shorter College. Tours begin at 7:30, 8:00, 8:30 and 9:00pm and leave from the parking lot of Heritage Hall off Glenn Milner Blvd.

All adult attendees of Haunted on Broad are eligible to be included in the drawing at 9pm. The winner will participate in the investigation immediately following the tours.

Admission to the tour is $8 for adults and $5 for children under 12. Both tours are a moderate to strenuous walk with steep steps and slopes involved. Stories are not intended for young children.

Tickets for both events are available at the Rome – Floyd Visitor Center located at 402 Civic Center Drive. Call (706) 295-5576 or visit www.RomeGeorgia.org for more information.

A full listing of October events in Georgia’s Rome can be viewed on the online calendar at www.RomeGeorgia.org.

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The Greater Rome Convention & Visitors Bureau (GRCVB) is the official destination and sports marketing organization of Rome and Floyd County, Georgia. The GRCVB’s mission is to strengthen the economic fabric of the community through tourism development by attracting leisure travelers, conventions, meetings, sports and events.

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