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Ghost hunters visit Haliburton’s Reid House for national TV show

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By Adam Frisk, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, The Highlander For more than a century, the historic Reid House at the Haliburton Highlands Museum has offered a glimpse of what life was like during the 19th-century pioneering days. But for museum staff, locals, and curious visitors, the 1882 structure has long been known to house more than just artifacts.
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