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Frighteningly scary: A collection of Manitoulin thrills and chills

Author: Expositor Staff

November 2, 2022

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The Old Wagon Road Haunted Trail in Buzwah was not for the faint of heart

Ken Peltier, Ava Wemigwans, Dante, Quinn, Miyla-Ray and Dezarae and Joseph Chiasson pose with their pumpkin submissions to Pumpkin Inferno at the Buzwah Variety and Toys.

Ken Peltier, Ava Wemigwans, Dante, Quinn, Miyla-Ray and Dezarae and Joseph Chiasson pose with their pumpkin submissions to Pumpkin Inferno at the Buzwah Variety and Toys.

Some of the terrifying creatures found on the Gore Bay Haunted Trail

Don’t be fooled by the smile! Just look at the size of the chainsaw and the man’s head hanging beside her…not to mention the man’s lower torso on the ground at the Gore Bay haunted trail!

Don’t be fooled by the smile! Just look at the size of the chainsaw and the man’s head hanging beside her…not to mention the man’s lower torso on the ground at the Gore Bay haunted trail!

Some of the frightful scenes among the haunted houses in Manitoulin townships

This cast of characters greeted vehicles on the Manitowaning Haunted House Tour.

This cast of characters greeted vehicles on the Manitowaning Haunted House Tour.

The ghouls and goblins of White’s Shell were truly spine-tingling

Spells were cast at the haunted NEMI Public Library

Help! The librarian’s lost the plot!

Help! The librarian’s lost the plot!

The Morrow House at the Centennial Museum was truly terrifying

They were a different breed of volunteers at the Haunted Museum in Sheguiandah.

They were a different breed of volunteers at the Haunted Museum in Sheguiandah.

The Central Manitoulin Lions Club haunted Trail

The trail brought in an impressive $970.97 (less expenses) to be donated to the Central Manitoulin Historical Society. Approximately 201 people were brave enough to enter the trail. Special thanks to Lion Alison Sloss and Randy Campbell for making the spooktacular costumes.

The trail brought in an impressive $970.97 (less expenses) to be donated to the Central Manitoulin Historical Society. Approximately 201 people were brave enough to enter the trail. Special thanks to Lion Alison Sloss and Randy Campbell for making the spooktacular costumes.

Ghosts, skeletons and other spooky characters were boogying at the C.C. McClean Public School Family Halloween dance

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