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Haunted History with Ryan Conroy

Phoenixville history

Historian Ryan Conroy walks a group through the parts of town history that never made the plaques: forgotten tragedies, unsolved deaths, the legends that stuck. Doors at six, walking starts at 6:45.

Next: Wed, Oct 14 · 6:00 PM Where: Phoenixville Regional Chamber of Commerce, 710 Main St, Phoenixville, PA 19460

Every date coming up · 6:00 PM

  • Wed Oct 14
  • Thu Oct 15
  • Tue Oct 20
  • Thu Oct 29

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Haunted History with Ryan Conroy

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Thu, Oct 15 · 6:00 PM · Phoenixville Regional Chamber of Commerce

The Thursday run of the walking tour. Same route through town history that never made the plaques, same 6pm doors and 6:45 start, and it sells out on the popular dates.

Haunted History with Ryan Conroy

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Tue, Oct 20 · 6:00 PM · Phoenixville Regional Chamber of Commerce

A midweek date on the walking tour calendar. Ryan Conroy leads a couple of hours of local history on foot, so wear shoes you can cover a few blocks in.

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