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3:38 PM Friday, September 18, 2009

WAYNESVILLE — The Museum at the Friends Home in Waynesville is having a hands-on training session Saturday, Sept. 19, for those interested in exploring the hidden world of paranormal investigation with the local ghost hunting team from ParaVizionz (www.paravizionz.com).

The unique class begins at the Museum, 115 Fourth St., at 7:45 p.m. Instruction will include photography techniques, EMF (electromagnetic frequency) detectors, audio recordings and more. Following the presentation, there will be a Ghostly History Walking Tour of the Quaker Hill area surrounding the Museum. Each student will receive a 35-mm disposable camera to record their experiences.

Space is limited, and attendees must be 18 or older. For ticket information or for reservations, call (513) 897-1607 or visit www.friendshome museum.org.

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