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Are you interested in the haunting tales of Occoquan?

Do you have a knack or flare for tongue-in-cheek tales?
Do you have a longing to be the center of a captivated audience?

If historical and ghostly lore have always fascinated you …… then, the Occoquan Merchants Association (OMA) wants you!!!

They are looking for individuals to become guides for the Historic Occoquan Ghost Tours that will be conducted most weekends throughout the Spring through Fall seasons. A stipend of $20 per conducted tour is paid.

If you are interested in applying to be a guide, time is running out.
Please contact the Occoquan Merchants Association at 571-334-7357 or
Salt & Pepper Books at 703-491-4411 while positions are still available.

Occoquan Craft Show Website
Occoquan hosts a craft show twice a year. Once in the Spring around the first week of June, and once in September during the last weekend of the month. This link is to the Official Occoquan Craft Show website.
The Historic Occoquan Museum
The only remaining part of the first automated grist mill in the nation is the miller's office, now a museum and operated by Historic Occoquan.

Related resources

Occoquan Craft Show
Historic Occoquan Mill Street Museum
(Not associated with the Historic Occoquan Web site)