Cape May County - Cape May - Cold Spring Brewery Hosts Local Physic Medium Bob Bitting “Ghosts of Cold Spring”


Thursdays, November 8-December 20 – Cape May County

Cold Spring Brewery Hosts Local Physic Medium Bob Bitting
“Ghosts of Cold Spring”

   Beginning November 8th through December 20th, 6:30pm -8:30pm, local physic medium Bob Bitting will provide a series of free lectures about paranormal and historical experiences about Historic Cold Spring Village and the historic structures therein! 

11/8/18- "Haunts of Dennisville Inn"- Bob talks about Jeremiah Johnson the areas first post master, Thomas Henderson, and Jacob & Hannah Wells.

11/15/18- "Coxe Hall Carnage"- Bob speaks about a Revolutionary War solder, the mumbling woman and the 3 murders of James Bud, Thomas Bancroft, and Johnathan Hoffman.

11/29/18- "Peculiar Pathways" - Bob discusses the Lenape tribe, Emma Douglas and the small children who have never left the Ewing Douglas house (Ice Cream Parlor).

12/6/18 - "Shadows & Specters" - Bob covers Corson-Hand house, Bookbinding shop, the octagon house (coop), shadow people and the buildings at Historic Cold Spring Village that attract or repel spirit energy.

12/13/18- "Spicer-Leaming & the Witches of Cape May" - Bob will discuss Sam Spicer, Hannah Leaming, Elizabeth Garlick, and the spirits of children that still reside in The Print Shop.

12/20/18- Bob will offer a channeling experience. Advanced ticket sales necessary for the channeling only! Ticket are $20.00. Reserve your tickets on our website hcsv.org by clicking the Book Now button! Proceeds benefit HCSV Foundation a non-profit living history museum.    

    Please stay tuned to Facebook for topics and information.

    The Village is located on Route 9, three miles north of Victorian Cape May and a mile and a half west of the southern terminus of the Garden State Parkway. Admission during the season is $14 for adults and $12 for children ages 3 to 12. Children under 3 are admitted free. Unlimited free admission is available with Village membership. The Village Nature Trail at Bradner’s Run is open to the public for free self-guided tours. Be sure to visit the Country Store, Bakery, Ice Cream Parlor, History to Scale, Cold Spring Brewery and Cold Spring Grange Restaurant. For more information on events, membership, volunteering, or booking private affairs, please call (609) 898-2300, ext. 10, or visit the Village website at www.hcsv.org.
Location: 733 Seashore Rd, Cape May, NJ 08204, USA

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