History of Spiritualism

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GHOSTS OF CHRISTMAS PAST
History of 19th Century Spiritualism
Saturday December 14th 6pm-8.30pm
Folsom Tavern

Did you know that Elizabeth Ewer, a former owner of the Folsom Tavern was a Spiritualist? She held lectures and meeting here. Come meet the Spirit Light Network, a paranormal investigative team made up of a group of dedicated shamans who teach the public about life after death, why hauntings take place and how the living many times unwittingly contribute to a haunting. As part of this entertaining evening, we will share the history of the museum as a hub of the Spiritualist Movement in Exeter that brought the subject of ghosts into the mainstream during the nineteenth century, discuss the subject of ghosts and why they exist, then raise your personal energy vibration so, as we walk through the building, you will actually feel the Other Side.
Sha-man – a person who endeavors to connect to the spirit in all things.

Costs: $35.00 per person
$30.00 members
Please contact the museum at 603-772-2622 or email info@independencemuseum.org

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Costs: $35.00 per person
$30.00 members
Please contact the museum at 603-772-2622 or email info@independencemuseum.org

Location

Folsom Tavern
164 Water Street
Exeter, NH 03833

Directions/Transportation/Parking

From points east:
From I-95N and I-95S, take exit 2 to Route 101 west. Take exit 10, “Exeter/Newfields, Rte. 85.” Left at top of exit ramp onto Newfields Rd. and follow to end. Turn left onto Water Street. American Independence Museum is on the right.

From points west:
Take exit 9, “Exeter/Rte. 27.” Right at top of exit ramp onto Rte. 27/Epping Rd. Follow into downtown Exeter. Epping Rd. becomes Water St. American Independence Museum is on right after Phillips Exeter Academy campus.

Parking around the museum is limited. Free parking is available in the museum’s visitor lot, which is located on the corner of Spring and Water streets. Two-hour parking is also available along Water Street. Parking is available ONLY on Saturdays after noon in the two lots nearest the museum entrance; these belong to People’s United Bank.

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American Independence Museum

For more information

http://www.independencemuseum.org/aim_calendar.htm