These photos were taken at 6 p.m. on Halloween night on Parrott Street in Cold Spring, a neighborhood that is traditionally mobbed with trick-or-treaters. The few homes decorated are owned by neighbors who are “always the most into it,” a resident said.
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We had so much fun on Halloween and were able to navigate the village safely. It was almost entirely local families, and it was so nice to finally have a special day that felt almost normal. I’m grateful to the many neighbors who made the extra effort to give our children a happy Halloween. [via Facebook]
We had a blast not having the street swamped with out-of-towners. So many friends decorated their houses and it was incredible. I hope Cold Spring remains local again, like in the old days. [via Facebook]
We got more trick-or-treaters than usual on Main Street while Parrott was quieter. [via Facebook]
I got my first trick-or-treaters in 32 years in Nelsonville. [via Facebook]
It was awesome! Thank you to all the houses that participated and creatively made it a safe and fun night. The kids needed it. [via Facebook]