Rancho Camulos Museum historians are putting on a fundraising event at the historic landmark where visitors can step back in time and experience life at a 19th-century Rancho.

The event features a plethora of activities for guests, who are able to visit a living 19th-century Rancho and step into the “Home of Ramona,” interacting with the characters from the classic novel, guests can even come in costume to create a more authentic experience.

Screenings of the 1910 D.W. Griffith classic “Romana” will take place throughout the day with interpretations from film historians and Romana experts.

Paranormal investigators will be on scene to take visitors through the “Paranormal Parlor” and share their own frightening experiences with the spirits of Rancho Camulos.

The author of the newly released “Ghosts of Ventura County’s Heritage Valley” will also be on site to explain the region’s interesting haunted past.

In addition, to live music and shopping Wolf Creek Brewery and Giessinger Winery will be providing drinks to pair with the authentic and traditional foods that will be available.

Officials ask for only a small $5 donation for adults with children 12 and under getting in free.

The event will take place on Nov. 6, from noon to 4 p.m. at the historic Rancho Camulos, which is located on Highway 126, 10 miles west of the I-5 at Newhall Ranch Road and 1 mile east of Piru.

For more information, visit the Rancho Camulos Museum website.