Raynham Hall Museum Celebrates Halloween with its Annual “Ghost Walk”

Giant ghostly puppets of ancient Townsend family members will once again lead costumed paraders and their four-legged friends through Oyster Bay for Raynham Hall Museum's 5th Annual Halloween Ghost Walk on the evening of Saturday, Oct. 30 starting promptly at 7:30 pm! The puppets were designed and built by Superior Concept Monsters, Inc., exclusively for Raynham Hall.
 
Treats will be available courtesy of the Life Enrichment Senior Center, Oyster Bay Main Street Association, and Oyster Bay Historical Society. The parade kicks off from Christ Church Rectory at 61 East Main Street, then heads north on White Street, south on South Street, west on Hamilton Avenue, south on Audrey Avenue, and through a walkway to Raynham Hall Museum.
 
Ghostly entertainment in the form of two colonial-dressed stilt walkers will parade with revelers to a dance party in the parking lot adjacent to Raynham Hall Museum. The party will include music by volunteer DJ John Hubbard, with special entertainment featuring animated historical figures from the revolutionary era, as created by 1776AR. Food will be available for sale from the Cooper Bluff and Coach Meeting House Food Truck, and beer will be available for purchase from Oyster Bay Brewing Company.
 
Dress up and come join in the fun! Families and their furry friends are welcome at this free event, and participants are asked to bring lanterns and noise makers if they have them. Follow us on Facebook and Instagram. Check our website www.raynhamhallmuseum.org or call Raynham Hall Museum at 516-922-6808 for more information.