LIVING HISTORY in the CENTREVILLE HISTORIC DISTRICT  on CENTREVILLE DAY, OCT 22, 2011

Just for kids .... Period Games with Sully Historic Site and Old Fashioned Fun with Alpha Delta Kappa	Hands on Learning: Artists & Artisans of the 18th & 19th Century Candle Dipping with Susan Llewelyn Silhouettes with Marilyn Voight Butter Churning	Halloween Fun Costume Parade Trick or Treat in the Historic District: Map Coming Soon! Ghost Tours -1:30 and 3:00 OPEN!

First Person Interpreters & House Tours OPEN HISTORIC BUILDINGS & TOURS  The Stuat-Mosby Museum, the Old Stone Church,  Havener House, Mount Gilead House, pindle Sears House, St John's Church, and Enos M. Utterback House (Centreville Preschool) Cornelia Peake McDonald, a Woman's Experience of the Civil War - portrayed by Beverly Pelcher. Mrs. McDonald returns to Mount Gilead, the former home of her aunt, to share with the Jamesson family stories of her gripping experiences in Winchester. Performances at 12:30 and 3:00 at Mount Gilead. Click here to learn more about Cornelia and Beverly SWORDMASTERS of the 18th Century -- A hands-on n introduction to the Europoean martial arts & the delicate arts of swordplay with Charlie Andersen. VAN TOURS