Fiddlers Grove Historic Village – “Preserving the past so the stories will live on and not be forgotten.”

Fiddlers Grove Historic Village in Lebanon will host “Ghosts in the Grove” Friday, October 11th and Saturday, October 12th. Tours begin at 6:00 p.m., with the last tour at 9:00 p.m.

Storytellers will weave ghostly tales into historical events. It’s up to you to determine truth from fiction.

Don’t miss the spooky ride through the woods. You never know who or what you will encounter during the ride! The Ghostbusters will be back this year on Saturday night, October 12!

The General Store will be open, serving some bone chilling food!

There will be a barely scary section for the little ones too. Why go to a single haunted house when you can explore an entire spooky village. It’s guaranteed to be a “spooktacular” evening.

Online Admission: $10 adults/teens; $5 kids 6 – 12; 5 yrs and under free

At the Gate Admission $11 adults/teens; $6 kids 6 – 12; 5 yrs and under free

No Refunds or Exchanges.

Rain or Shine!

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OF LOCAL HISTORY

Tour Fiddlers Grove...

Step back in time as you stroll through the Grove and experience life in a typical early village where people lived in a one-room log cabin, were educated in a one-room school and worshiped in a small quaint church. Visit a blacksmith’s shop where cooking utensils and farm equipment were made. Visit a doctors office and see the buggy he used to make house call to those in need far and wide. Step into Sam Houston’s law office and visualize Houston sitting at his desk in front of the fireplace. View an old cobbler’s shop and see a 1700’s log cabin and grist mill. There is also a funeral home, sheriff’s office, jail, drug store, post office, hardware store, barber shop, service station, radio station, sawmill, farm equipment museum, printing office, model train museum, caboose, and train station. There’s an early hospital, telephone museum, electric museum, and Century Farm Museum. Stop by the General Store for a cold drink and relax in a rocking chair on the front porch before you visit the feed and seed store. Along the way enjoy the many small gardens with native plants and pretty flowers cared for by the Master Gardeners as well as other gardeners. There are over fifty-five buildings that represent the entire Wilson County area and each building has a unique story. Why not plan to visit and stay awhile so you can take in all that the Grove has to offer!