Step inside Brunswick’s historic Skolfield-Whittier House for a 90-minute Halloween murder mystery. Solve clues, enjoy themed refreshments, and uncover the secrets of this Victorian mansion in an intimate, thrilling experience.
Step inside Brunswick’s historic Skolfield-Whittier House for a 90-minute Halloween murder mystery. Solve clues, enjoy themed refreshments, and uncover the secrets of this Victorian mansion in an intimate, thrilling experience.
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Operated by Pejepscot History Center · Brunswick, Maine
easy.
1.5 hours.
No physical exertion required; suitable for all fitness levels
You can join solo, as a pair, or in small groups; the experience accommodates all.
Family-friendly matinee sessions welcome all ages, but evening events are restricted to guests 21 and over.
Yes, public parking is available near the Skolfield-Whittier House at 161 Park Row.
Costumes are optional but encouraged to enhance the fun and immersion.
Tickets can be booked online via the referral link provided.
Yes, themed refreshments are offered during the experience, with cocktails available at adult sessions.
The Skolfield-Whittier House was built in 1870 and beautifully represents Brunswick’s Victorian era prosperity.
The event supports local heritage conservation by promoting awareness and appreciation of Brunswick’s historic properties.
Pejepscot History Center is a community-focused historical organization based in Brunswick, Maine that preserves and interprets local history through museum exhibits, house tours, public programs, and educational events. The Center operates historic house museums and curated programming designed to connect residents and visitors with the region’s past. The Center’s signature Chamberlain Museum Tour guides visitors through the Chamberlain House, once the home of Joshua L. Chamberlain, offering an accessible one-hour exploration of the family home and its stories. Pejepscot History Center also organizes Walking Tours that examine Maine’s landscapes and architecture from prehistoric times through the twentieth century, each with its own theme to highlight different aspects of local development. Monthly Talks & Presentations cover a range of historical topics; schedules and ticket details are posted on the Center’s website so visitors can plan ahead. Seasonally, the Center presents a Halloween Murder Mystery called “Deadly Deeds,” a 90-minute interactive game staged in the Skolfield-Whittier house, complete with themed refreshments and sessions limited to 25 players. The Center emphasizes stewardship of historic sites, education, and community engagement. Documentation, guided interpretation, and public programming support the Center’s mission to preserve local heritage and provide reliable historical context for visitors exploring Brunswick and midcoast Maine.
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