
Genealogy Research
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paranormal investigations
Mr. Ray Savino
and his ParAnaormal team (RTL) will be
conducting paranormal investigations on
the following dates and sites:
February
5, 2022 at Castlewood (event)
(THis
Event has been cancelled)
March 12,
2022 at the Historic Jail
(event)
April 2,
2022 at the Historic Trinity Church
(event)
May 16, 2022
at Point of Rocks (investigation
only; interior of building not yet
available due to renovations)
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February 5 - Paranormal Event
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