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History After Dark
- Dates: July 23, 2025
- Times: 6pm - 7pm
- Admission: $30/person
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Botetourt County Historical Society & Museum
Location: 1772 on Main & Rooftop
26 E Main Street
Fincastle, VA 24090 - Phone: (540) 473-0148
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Step into the shadows of the past with our July History After Dark lecture, where we explore the haunting and poignant world of Victorian-era death photography. Michael Hudson, Director of Historic Smithfield will explain how mourning customs, spiritual beliefs, and early photographic technology combined to create this deeply personal — and often misunderstood — practice
Please call 1772 to make a reservation to ensure you have a seat! $30 gets you an appetizer buffet with additional food and drink available for purchase. We hope to see you there!
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History After Dark
- 26 E Main Street
- Fincastle, VA 24090
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