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Experience the Exchange District Death & Debauchery Tour!
Thursday, May 27th, 2010 
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Explore the dark secrets of the city that was once known as ‘the Wickedest City in the Dominion’. The Exchange District BIZ tour will get into the gory details of explosions, angry mobs, prostitutes on horseback, executions, cannibalism and much, much more.
This tour is certainly not for the faint of heart! For groups of ten or more participants, the BIZ will arrange a tour on the theme of your choice and on your time. Call 942- 6716 or email info@exchangedistrict.org for booking information or go online at www.exchangedistrict.org to learn about other tour options.
