A Speakeasy! MURDER AT THE HARTNESS HOUSE !
Hartness House Inn
109 Front Street, Springfield VT
April23rd
5:00-8:00 pm
$75pp
EXAMPLE DINNER(EXACT MENU TBD
Dinner Buffet
Appetizer of Garden Salad with Cheese and Pepperoni platter
Prime Rib & Spinach Stuffed Chicken Breast, mashed potatoes and green beans
Apple Crisp and Assortment of cookies and brownies
*Please let us know if you have any allergies*
VERY IMPORTANT NOTICE
Each ticket holder is participating in the event. This is an interactive murder mystery. Please look for important ROLE ASSIGNMENTS that will be emailed to you a few upon signing up. Check your spam and folders!!
Can you solve the Murder!!
THE Commission decided to hold their Conference at the remote and secret location of the Hartess House in Springfield, VT instead of Atlantic City.
It's 1927, and the mob scene is thriving in major cities across the United States. Rum-running, loan sharking, protection rackets, speakeasies, and gaming halls are all flourishing. To achieve supremacy as a unified crime faction, crime bosses from Atlantic City, New York City, and Chicago have decided to establish The Commission during a gathering known as the Atlantic City Conference. This governing body will oversee all mob organizations in the country.
Opinions vary on how The Commission should be run and who should be the boss of all bosses. Some high-ranking officials are strongly opposed to the idea, leading to preemptive hostility. Nonetheless, the crime bosses have agreed to conduct themselves with integrity at the conference, enforcing an unbreakable truce.
Nuggy Jones from Atlantic City has agreed to host the conference at his residence and place of business, the Karlton Ritz Hotel on the Boardwalk.
Mobsters from the biggest families will soon arrive in Atlantic City. (The HARTNESS HOUSE)
This is where your story begins.
Dinner is being served by the Hartness House
Menu will post closer to the date.
*Please let us know if you have food allergies*
The Hartness House blends cozy comforts with the eccentric spirit of its owner, the inventor James Hartness.
James Hartness was the owner of the original Hartness estate and the source of its many eccentricities.
Most famously, Hartness commissioned a series of underground tunnels below our cozy mansion. These tunnels were conceived of as a massive private office for Hartness' work. They now provide underground access to the equatorial turret telescope that James Hartness designed and built into the front lawn. The tunnels also house the Hartness-Porter Museum of Amateur Telescope Making - and, rumor has it, the occasional ghost.
Hosted by The Hartness House Inn & Karen Tatro Spirit Medium
Purchasing an Event Ticket Policy
As for tickets, I will have your name on a guest list of attending. I would also suggest bringing your receipt with you.
Event Ticket Policy
Thank you for purchasing an event ticket. Event tickets once purchased are non-refundable or transferable to other events.
If the event is rescheduled, your original tickets will be honored on the new date and time.
If the event is rescheduled and you cannot attend, you can resell your tickets on your own. We can also open your tickets up on the event page to help assist you.
Just as purchasing a ticket to a movie, concert or event of any kind, if you are unable to attend there are no refunds.
Hartness House Inn
109 Front Street, Springfield VT
April23rd
5:00-8:00 pm
$75pp
EXAMPLE DINNER(EXACT MENU TBD
Dinner Buffet
Appetizer of Garden Salad with Cheese and Pepperoni platter
Prime Rib & Spinach Stuffed Chicken Breast, mashed potatoes and green beans
Apple Crisp and Assortment of cookies and brownies
*Please let us know if you have any allergies*
VERY IMPORTANT NOTICE
Each ticket holder is participating in the event. This is an interactive murder mystery. Please look for important ROLE ASSIGNMENTS that will be emailed to you a few upon signing up. Check your spam and folders!!
Can you solve the Murder!!
THE Commission decided to hold their Conference at the remote and secret location of the Hartess House in Springfield, VT instead of Atlantic City.
It's 1927, and the mob scene is thriving in major cities across the United States. Rum-running, loan sharking, protection rackets, speakeasies, and gaming halls are all flourishing. To achieve supremacy as a unified crime faction, crime bosses from Atlantic City, New York City, and Chicago have decided to establish The Commission during a gathering known as the Atlantic City Conference. This governing body will oversee all mob organizations in the country.
Opinions vary on how The Commission should be run and who should be the boss of all bosses. Some high-ranking officials are strongly opposed to the idea, leading to preemptive hostility. Nonetheless, the crime bosses have agreed to conduct themselves with integrity at the conference, enforcing an unbreakable truce.
Nuggy Jones from Atlantic City has agreed to host the conference at his residence and place of business, the Karlton Ritz Hotel on the Boardwalk.
Mobsters from the biggest families will soon arrive in Atlantic City. (The HARTNESS HOUSE)
This is where your story begins.
Dinner is being served by the Hartness House
Menu will post closer to the date.
*Please let us know if you have food allergies*
The Hartness House blends cozy comforts with the eccentric spirit of its owner, the inventor James Hartness.
James Hartness was the owner of the original Hartness estate and the source of its many eccentricities.
Most famously, Hartness commissioned a series of underground tunnels below our cozy mansion. These tunnels were conceived of as a massive private office for Hartness' work. They now provide underground access to the equatorial turret telescope that James Hartness designed and built into the front lawn. The tunnels also house the Hartness-Porter Museum of Amateur Telescope Making - and, rumor has it, the occasional ghost.
Hosted by The Hartness House Inn & Karen Tatro Spirit Medium
Purchasing an Event Ticket Policy
As for tickets, I will have your name on a guest list of attending. I would also suggest bringing your receipt with you.
Event Ticket Policy
Thank you for purchasing an event ticket. Event tickets once purchased are non-refundable or transferable to other events.
If the event is rescheduled, your original tickets will be honored on the new date and time.
If the event is rescheduled and you cannot attend, you can resell your tickets on your own. We can also open your tickets up on the event page to help assist you.
Just as purchasing a ticket to a movie, concert or event of any kind, if you are unable to attend there are no refunds.