The Castine eighth grade's tribute to the Internet.
Photo by Rosemary Wyman
Ian Potter of Castine floats between the party at Emerson Hall and the sidewalk as he waits for the next hay ride to arrive.
Photo by Anne Berleant
Who are these two young masked-and unmasked-Penobscot students?
Photo by Rich Hewitt
Students at the Penobscot Community School parade from the school to the Penobscot Nursing Home.
Photo by Rich Hewitt
Castine eighth grader Hannah Flood portrays a “Weeping Angel” from the TV series Dr. Who.
Photo by Rosemary Wyman
From spooks to Spiderman to fairy princesses, Halloween brought children from Penobscot and Castine to schools and village streets for a day and evening of laughs, scares and sweets. Penobscot Community School and Adams School kids paraded down streets in all their costumed glory. In late afternoon and evening, parties at the Penobscot school, Castine town hall and Witherle Library, a haunted house courtesy of the Wilson Museum and Maine Maritime Academy students, and hay rides to Castine houses for special tricks and treats rounded out the fun. Here, Children of all ages don their costumes for the annual school Halloween parade through Castine.
Photo by Anne Berleant
