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

A rare treat to learn fascinating Ashland, Oregon histories and mysteries, a little humor, and many Ashland ghost experiences. These are not recycled stories out of old books. Hear first-person accounts of spooky happenings at two restaurants, two houses, and two buildings on the Southern Oregon University campus. Meet the spirit that was offered a glass of water and the spirit that preferred a gin and tonic. Hear about objects that moved by themselves.

When people sense a ghostly presence, do you think they might just be making it up in their imagination? When a dog with a person senses the same thing, how does that change your point of view? Hear the stories and judge for yourself.

Local historian Peter Finkle offers Ashland walking tours, photo-filled presentations to local groups, and the premier blog and website about Ashland; WalkAshland.com. Discover Ashland, Oregon secrets even locals don’t know.

Peter’s walking tours cover Ashland history, art, culture, theater, and Haunted Ashland stories. An Ashland resident since 1991, Peter also writes for Ashland.news and other publications.

Presenter’s Website: [https://WalkAshland.com](https://walkashland.com/)

SEE ALSO: Sat, Oct. 31: RVML’s Halloween Party and Open House!

SEE ALSO: Thu, Nov. 12: RVML’s “Going Places: Honoring Youth Leaders” Gala Dinner

RVML’s Full Events Calendar: https://rvml.org/events

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Events in Ashland, OR
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