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We are schooner-rigged and rakish with a long and lissome
hull,
And we fly the pretty colors of the crossbones and the
skull;
Dead men foul the scuppers and the prisoners fill the
chains,
and the paint-work all is splattered with other peoples
brains.
A point which tells against us and a fact to be deplored,
we chase the goodly merchantmen and lay their ships
aboard.
They were raided, they were looted, they were scuttled till
they sank,
And those who’d not cooperate left by the medium of the plank.
The schooners and their merry crews are laid away to rest,
in a port at the Callhouse Inn where we’ve made a landing
nest;
We’re pig-tailed, quidding pirates, and pretty pranks we’ve
played,
hounded but never run a-ground by the naughty Board of Trade.
The spirits of the dead we caused still accompany us this
day,
refusing to sink to beneath the depths but remaining in the
fray;
We sing the songs of sailors enjoying tobacco, wenches and
rum,
entertaining ourselves with guests who have come against our
guns.
Until we again hoist the jolly roger on our well-conducted
ship,
until each displays a brace of pistols and a cutlass at the
hip;
We’ll raise our glasses hardily to the unfortunate that
we’ve met,
on the sunset Isle of Corona where uninvited will have
regrets.
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October 27-31, 2011 from 6:00-10:00 PM
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There is nothing scarier than realityAs one of the oldest original houses in Corona,in a corner of what's left of California's once largest lemon ranch, you will find the long- passed are more than just memories.This October, history may be more alive than you can bear.
| Historic Call House
Standing alone amongst the trees of a hidden Corona lemon grove, is the house that A.F. Call built. Mr. Call became one of the most successful citrus growers in the west, but he's infamously remembered as being run down by a Santa Fe steam locomotive when his car stalled on the tracks while changing gears. His head was said to have been found 75' from the rest of the wreckage.
| Heritage Haunt
The Heritage Haunt is a dark, horrifying walk- through amusement filled with terrifying live actors, amazing special effects, and incredible scenes. People with heart conditions, or who have seizures, pregnant women, or any other medical condition non-conducive to rises in stress, hypertension or heart rates should refrain from submitting yourself to our otherwise fun, safe, family event.
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All volunteer positions as cast or crew are filled!
Applications are no longer being accepted. Thanks!
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This event has been brought to you by: AQUARIUM IN MOTION • DIZZY'S DESSERTS DREAMQUEST DESIGNS • GANAHL LUMBER GOOD CENTS VINTAGE & THRIFT HANSEN'S NATURAL JUICE • ITTY BITTY'S CLOSET KOHL'S #592 & #593 • LOWE'S #1743 NATIONAL RENT-A-FENCE • NORMA PAU PROMOTIONAL SPORTSWEAR SPIRIT HALLOWEEN • TERWILLIGER PHOTO THE EVENT CENTER • WELLSPRING ARTGLASS
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Online tickets and group rate tickets
Multiple ticket options (quantity) are available towards the end of the check-out process.Important! You must print and bring your receipt to the attraction to gain entry.No other records of online purchases will be available at the door.
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Single Entry Tickets to Heritage Haunt, $8 each
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Six Group Discount Tickets to Heritage Haunt, $36
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No entry/donation only
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Presented by the Corona Heritage Foundation/Corona Heritage Park & Museum, 510 West Foothill Parkway, Corona, CA 92882 Corona Heritage Foundation is a 100% volunteer-staffed 501(c)(3) Non-Profit California Corporation, Federal ID #33-0836283 All profits fund the reconstruction of the historic 1904 Hotel Del Rey at Corona Heritage Park.
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