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September 26, 2017
Spend The Night At Philadelphia’s Most Haunted Site For A Truly Terrifying Experience
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Have you ever wanted to spend the night at one of the most haunted places in the world? Well, this October, Fort Mifflin on Mud Island in Philadelphia is offering the opportunity to sleep with the ghosts! You’ll start with a guided tour and learn about the paranormal investigations that take place at the fort. This event is not for everybody, though; you’ve got to be brave enough to last the night – and at least 18 years old.
Their brave stand, however, allowed the Continental Army to re-position for the Battle at White Marsh and the Winter at Valley Forge.
It is said that those who died fighting for Fort Mifflin and those who died trapped in its walls still haunt the halls to this day.
After all, the spookiest season is the best time to investigate the sounds, chills, and ghosts that appear when you walk the historic fort.
Don't be surprised if you feel a chill in the air - or even if you hear artillery fire! The Fort is still used by the United States Army, making it the longest operational military fort in the United States.
Are you brave enough to last the night in one of the most haunted places in the world?
Check the Fort Mifflin website for ticketing information and more details on this spooky event that is nearly guaranteed to give you nightmares.
I’m not quite brave enough to last the night – I think I’ll stick to walking around Philadelphia’s most haunted graveyards for my Halloween fun!
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