OLD LYME— The weather was unseasonably warm and the crowds on Lyme Street, dressed in all manner of costumes, enjoyed a wonderful Halloween night of Trick-or-Treating filled with smiles and good humor everywhere.
Minions formed the heart of the amazing decorations at the Mergy property on Lyme Street.
We hope these photos will help you relive—or create—memories of a very special night …
Could this collection of characters be off to see the Wizard?
Sincere thanks to all our photographers, who were out and about on the streets Thursday night, taking photos galore on our behalf— we appreciate your work enormously: Martha Quaratella, Mike Dickey, Michele Dickey, and another anonymous photographer.
These ghosts were hovering outside LYSB ..
Lymes’ Youth Service Bureau hosted their traditional Halloween Party for little ones in the early evening, but sadly there was no costume parade down Lyme Street this year due to the Early Voting access requirements at Town Hall.
The Archbald family stepped out in style dressed as the cast of ‘Aladdin.’
Hot dog, anyone?
These LYSB Youth Advisory Councillors helped run LYSB’s late afternoon Halloween Party for little ones.
Bob Cope and his son Dillon enjoyed all the fun of the LYSB party before setting off to Trick-or-Treat in their terrific Halloween costumes.
All smiles … well, almost all!
Looks like a donkey was on the hunt for candy?
Halloween isn’t just for the little ‘uns! Great costume, Joe!
Look who’s here!
Ready for action …
The Cooleys welcomed all manner of visitors in front of their Gallery … Photo by Mike Dickey.
… including this outsize spider! Photo by Mike Dickey.
Cecilia Girasoli did not seem especially worried by the terrifying character behind her in the OL-PGN Library’s BookCellar’s Haunted Library! Photo by Michele Dickey.
Scary, scary, scary … Photo by Michele Dickey.
And finally … a spooky farewell to Halloween 2024,
