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Proctor Valley Spooky Stories

FREE Public Programs

November 9th,

Linda Brown and David Schmidt, The Bonita Museum, 11:00am

4355 Bonita Rd, Bonita, 91902, (619) 267-5141 Museum website

Media

Interview with David Schmidt, On Fox5 San Diego

Interview with David Schmidt, On ABC 10News San Diego

PHOTOS FROM PERFORMANCES
Patti Christensen and James Nelson-Lucas at the Living Coast Discovery Center

Kirk Faulkner and David Schmidt at the Chula Vista Public Library

Proctor Valley Spooky Stories

Performed by Storytellers of San Diego and funded by the City of Chula Vista Performing and Visual Arts Grant and The Storytelling Association of California.

Chula Vista has the distinct honor of being home to a unique legendary creature: the "Proctor Valley Monster." The rural wilderness east of town has inspired a broad range of haunting, supernatural legends told by several generations of Chula Vista residents.
The spooky legends of Proctor Valley Road include "the monster," a large, hairy, Bigfoot-type creature that is said to roam the wilderness, as well as other local tales of vanishing hitchhikers, ghostly apparitions, strange nighttime lights and UFO's, a "ghost car," and other supernatural tales.

Proctor Valley Monster Footprint, Courtesy of The Bonita Museum Museum website

Join us in celebrating the rich, local oral folklore of Chula Vista through these live storytelling performances. Explore the mysteries, venture into darkness, and discover the truth behind the many legends of Proctor Valley.

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Proctor Valley Spooky Stories

FREE Public Programs

November 9th,

Linda Brown and David Schmidt, The Bonita Museum, 11:00am

Media

Proctor Valley Spooky Stories