Avoca’s Night at the Museum returns October 9 and 10 with registration required

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The county library lists two 6–8 p.m. evenings on the museum grounds; the event is a historical presentation, not a substitute for source records.

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AI-assisted · Last verified Official Campbell County library-program notice checked October 7, 2026.

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The library’s current listing

Campbell County Public Library lists Night at the Museum at Avoca Museum, 1514 Main Street in Altavista, on October 9 and 10 from 6 to 8 p.m. The description says participants tour the grounds while performers portray characters from the past.

Registration is required through the library’s event route.

Performance and evidence are different

Historical interpretation can make a place easier to enter, but a performed character is not automatically a verbatim transcript or complete account. Readers interested in a person or event should ask which records and research support the presentation and distinguish documented fact, reconstruction and dramatic interpretation.

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Check the current library listing for registration availability, weather arrangements, walking conditions, age guidance and accommodation contacts. Gretna Junction does not register guests, hold capacity or verify the accessibility of every part of the grounds.

The event dates are current; any later change belongs to the organizer’s record.

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Campbell County Public Library fall programs notice

Primary county item checked October 7, 2026; it lists Avoca Museum, October 9–10, 6–8 p.m., the historical presentation and required registration.

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