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FOR THE MEDIA: HOW TO CONTACT US
Dickens Victorian Village Committee
Chairperson Jonett Haberfield , A Taste Of Ohio, 740-432-8789
Dickens Victorian Village Committee
Founder Bob Ley , 740-439-2060
Cambridge Main Street
Executive Director Fran Taylor
, 740-439-2238
Cambridge/Guernsey County Visitors & Convention Bureau
Executive Director Debbie Robinson , 740-432-2022
PRESS RELEASES
Aug. 6, 2007
PLANS
FOR SECOND DICKENS VICTORIAN VILLAGE UNDERWAY; EXPANDING GROWTH
FROM SUCCESSFUL FIRST SEASON
Dec. 6, 2006
VISIT WITH FATHER CHRISTMAS HIGHLIGHTS DICKENS PEDDLER WEEKEND
Nov. 28, 2006
PEDDLER WEEKENDS HIGHLIGHT DICKENS ACTION
Nov. 17, 2005
DICKENS VICTORIAN VILLAGE CREATED WITH COMMUNITY VISION AND VOLUNTEERS
Nov. 7, 2006
DOWNTOWN CAMBRIDGE TRANSFORMED INTO VICTORIAN HOLIDAY VILLAGE
Oct. 30, 2006
NOVEMBER'S CAMBRIDGE RHYTHM & ARTS WALK HIGHLIGHTS DICKENS VICTORIAN VILLAGE
THEME
Sept. 27, 2006
SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE FOR DICKENS VICTORIAN VILLAGE PROJECT
September 7 , 2006
COMMUNITY OPPORTUNITIES WITH DICKENS VICTORIAN VILLAGE PROJECT
August 14, 2006
DICKENS VICTORIAN VILLAGE ANNOUNCES INNAUGURAL EVENT NOVEMBER 2006, LAUNCHES NEW WEBSITE
August 14 , 2006
PUBLIC INVITED TO DEMONSTRATION OF DICKENS VICTORIAN SOCIETY
June 19, 2006
DICKENS VICTORIAN VILLAGE LAUNCHES NOVEMBER 2006
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Visitors take a close look at a Dickens Victorian Village display
along historic Wheeling Avenue in downtown Cambridge, Ohio.
Visitors take a close look at a Dickens Victorian Village display
along historic Wheeling Avenue in downtown Cambridge, Ohio.
Dickens Victorian Village founder Bob Ley,
of Cambridge, Ohio, stands with
Bob Cratchit and Tiny Tim.
A tour group enjoys the experience of the "Spirit Of Christmas" train ride
on the Byesville Scenic Railway, which includes a dramatic presentation
of the life of coal
miners, a sing-along of holiday songs, refreshments,
and a visit with Santa.
A dramatic presentation of the life of a coal miner is
presented on "The Spirit Of Christmas" ride aboard the
Byesville Scenic Railway. The ride
also features a sing-along of holiday songs, refreshments, and a
visit
with Santa. Here a re-enactor points out one of the abandoned mine
locations along the rail line.
Riders take part in the interactive reading of "'Twas
The Night Before
Christmas" on the "Spirit Of Christmas" train
ride with the Byesville Scenic
Railway. The ride also features a dramatic re-enactment of
the life of coal
miners, holiday sing-along, refreshments, and Santa.
Members of the Eastern Ohio Art Guild have created the
heads and faces
of all the Dickens Victorian Village mannequins, giving each a
unique
character. They have done much of their work at public
venues for
educational and promotional outreach.
Dress and decorum of the Dickens era is embraced by Cambridge,
Ohio, merchants and attractions during
the Dickens Victorian Village season, as
shown by these supporters and staff at the
National Museum of Cambridge Glass.
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