Haunted South Carolina! Meet Author John G. Clark Jr.

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Saturday, October 31 | Noon–2:00 p.m. Main Street Reads | 115 S. Main Street, Summerville FREE & Open to All! What better way to celebrate Halloween than with a few good ghost stories—especially when they're rooted in South Carolina's own mysterious past? Join us at Main Street Reads for a special Halloween book signing with John G. Clark Jr., author of Haunted South Carolina, and discover the chilling legends, restless spirits, and eerie encounters lurking in our Palmetto State's history. With a past filled with pirates, war, secession, death, debauchery, and disease, South Carolina has no shortage of stories that refuse to stay buried! From the ghost of a small child wandering a historic York home to unexplained happenings at the Newberry Opera House, Clark takes us on a spine-tingling journey through the state's haunted history. Explore the lingering mysteries of a deadly massacre at Long Canes and visit a Belton train depot reputed to be the most haunted place in South Carolina. Reserve Your Copy in Advance! Want to make sure you get your hands on a copy? Reserve your book ahead of time here at a discounted price of just $19.99 (cover price $21.99) , then stop by during the event to meet John, who will happily sign and personalize it just for you! Whether you're a history buff, a ghost-story enthusiast, or simply looking for a little extra Halloween fun, this is one spooktacular afternoon you won't want to miss. Admission is FREE, and everyone is welcome! Treats provided:) Costumes are welcome, too—after all, it's Halloween! Come for the books, stay for the boos! 👻📚

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• John G. Clark JrAuthor
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Main Street Reads

115 S Main St, Summerville, SC

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