Halloween haunts offer local ghosts and ghoulies
A lonely skeleton standing guard at Halloween Haunted House Hudson, 12 Hawkview Road, surely will be wondering at the end of the area's Halloween festivities, "Where'd everybody go?" Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
The Halloween attraction that is Spookville Haunt, launching on Oct. 16 at 1 Cheshire St., in Nashua, is a popular neighborhood haunt presented by volunteers from the Secondhand Costume Annual Redistribution Effort (S.C.A.R.E.), personalized here by Genarose, a volunteer at the S.C.A.R.E. haunted house featured at the recent Hollis Old Home Days. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
Visitors from many towns peruse the tombstones, skeletons, ghouls and ghost decor at Halloween Haunted House Hudson, an attraction that draws a reported 5,000 visitors each year. Courtesy photo
The Collins Family, owners of Halloween Haunted House Hudson, 12 Hawkview Road in Hudson, gather with friends and helpers who have operated for six years the scary abode and surrounding haunted grounds there. Courtesy photo
The Halloween Haunted House Hudson, located at 12 Hawkview Road in Hudson, welcomes visitors from many towns who enjoy the family-owned haunt operational for six years. Courtesy photo
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