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All Ages
Suggested for Ages 10+
$ 79
“A Motif for Murder”
February 14 – September 28
by Avery William Klees
Dearest Friends and Family,
You are all cordially invited to the retirement party of possibly the most famous Jazz Pianist of the 1930s. Miles Bishop has decided that it’s finally time to turn in the ivories and settle into the simple life. But before he does, he is going out in style with a ride on the historic Strasburg Rail Road that will be full of music, laughter, and friends.
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Unfortunately, things didn’t go quite as planned. Join Detective Sterling Hawthorn as he uncovers the truths of a life of fame and fortune, while the twists and turns of the track reflect the life of a man who has found great success but may have ruined the lives of others to get there. Who could the killer be? The high-powered agent, the famous singer, a jealous friend, or even the barman? It’s anyone’s guess!
“The Phantom Line”
October 4 – November 1
by Alyssa Crook
All aboard for The Phantom Line, a spine-tingling, immersive Halloween experience at the historic Strasburg Rail Road! Step back in time to the turn of the 20th Century and meet real-life figures from the Spiritualism movement, including Maggie Fox and Lady Conan Doyle. As the train rolls through the dusk-ladened countryside, prepare for ghostly encounters, mysterious séances, and paranormal phenomena that will leave you questioning what is real. With interactive storytelling and chilling historical intrigue, this is a journey into the supernatural you won’t soon forget.
Get ready for an unforgettable ride filled with spooky thrills, rich history, and a touch of fun. Don’t miss out—your ticket to the unknown awaits!
These exclusive and intimate events with limited seating per show feature a c.1930s costumed professional cast of actors who have performed locally, domestically, and internationally.
DISCLAIMER: This performance may use realistic firearms and choreographed fight sequences. Guest discretion is advised.
Murder Mystery Performances take place on the First-Class Parlor Car No. 88