Youngsters have fun at “Ghostly Night Out.”
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This youngster rides his T-Rex around the park.
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A skeleton and a football player were ready to get some candy.
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A group of children were all smiles at the event.
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A youngster receives some candy.
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Two costumed youngsters with baskets make their way through the park to get some candy.
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A werewolf checks his bag
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Two youngsters ready to get some candy.
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Michael Myers (left) and Freddy Krueger failed in their attempt to make this Halloween event a nightmare.
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The grim reaper, with scythe in hand, harvested no souls that night.
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A costumed youngster looking for candy.
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Jedi Master Obi-Wan Kenobi and a Galactic Empire Star Wars stormtrooper greet a costumed youngster.
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BROOKVILLE — Golden Gate Park, located at 545 Upper Lewisburg-Salem Road, was filled with hundreds of creatures – some scary, some not – who were busy collecting candy during the annual “Ghostly Night Out” event.
The special night was sponsored by the Brookville Police Department, who provided the costumed youngsters of all ages and sizes with a variety of candy as part of the department’s “Trunk or Treat” event.
In addition to receiving candy, the annual event featured bounce houses, a hayride and the haunted forest for those who were brave enough to venture through it.
There was the special appearances by the 501st Star War Legion and the United Chaos (Marvels) who greeted the children.
A disc jockey played a variety of music during the event.
Visitors who wore a costume had a chance to win a prize.
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