The dark days of the witch trials left a powerful mark on the town of Dumfries… At the height of the persecutions, at least 78 people were accused of witchcraft, with many more affected in the wider region.
On 13th April 1659, nine women were executed in Dumfries, having been found guilty of witchcraft…
Join award-winning storytellers Mostly Ghostly, on this dark anniversary date, as they reawaken a collection of historical, thought-provoking accounts, through layers of rich narrative and first-hand dramatisations, exploring cases of alleged witchcraft and their devastating human consequences…
The tour features a special evening visit to Dumfries Museum, where guests will have the opportunity to view intriguing artefacts connected to the witch-hunting era.
BOOKING ESSENTIAL
Age Guide: 12 years and above
Mobility restricted – please contact the team for more info
Please wear practical footwear.
The walk will adhere to current Covid-safety guidelines – a short briefing will take place before the walk commences.
Enquiries: 07791 047835 – facebook.com/mostlyghostlytours