Victorian Villains

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Victorian Villains | October 2017

In October 2017, the Benjamin Harrison Presidential Site was unexpectedly beset by a host of history’s most villainous villains. Just when the world thought it was rid of Lizzie Borden, Sweeney Todd, H.H. Holmes and Jack the Ripper, a local team of crime scene investigators discovered a nefarious plot to bring them back to life!

In this frightful performance of Victorian Villains, guests partnered with their crime scene handler to uncover the sordid tales of the villains. Patrons faced these fiendish creators of chaos and carnage, so that we could learn from their twisted and tormented minds to protect society as we know it!

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