"When the Lights Go Out: Death, Sin and Slavery in Richmond" Walking Tour September 17, 2011

Explore the capital city through the eyes of the citizens who braved the terrors and turmoil of Civil War. Hear first hand accounts of the horrors experienced at Libby Prison, Castle Thunder and Belle Isle. Walk the streets that were once home to hospitals, brothels and prisons to discover the sometimes gruesome fate that awaited soldiers when the battles were over.

Begin the tour at Main Street Station in the heart of Shockoe Bottom (lot and street-side parking). This walk will last approx. 1 hour 30 min and will pass through areas of uneven pavement. Subject matter may not be suitable for young children. Please plan accordingly.

Reservations Required.

Cost: $9 for non-members (price includes Museum admission), free for members.

Official Website: http://www.moc.org/site/Calendar/1657408477?view=Detail&id=103741