Trick-or-Treat at the Taber
Amara Hunter walks with her daughters Callie, 7, and Lucy, 5, all of Williamsport, during the Taber Museum Trick or Treat Saturday afternoon in Williamsport. The annual event was held for kids aged 12 and younger and both kids and adults had fun collecting candy and listening to the museum’s guides as they described life in the area years ago.
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Hayden Dibble, 7 of Williamsport, walks ahead of her mom Alexis as they enjoy the Taber Museum Trick or Treat Saturday afternoon in Williamsport. The annual event was held for kids aged 12 and younger and both kids and adults had fun collecting candy and listening to the museum’s guides as they described life in the area years ago.
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Gary Parks, Executive Director of the Taber Museum talks with guests during the Taber Museum Trick or Treat Saturday afternoon in Williamsport. The annual event was held for kids aged 12 and younger and both kids and adults had fun collecting candy and listening to the museum’s guides as they described life in the area years ago.
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- Amara Hunter walks with her daughters Callie, 7, and Lucy, 5, all of Williamsport, during the Taber Museum Trick or Treat Saturday afternoon in Williamsport. The annual event was held for kids aged 12 and younger and both kids and adults had fun collecting candy and listening to the museum’s guides as they described life in the area years ago. DAVE KENNEDY/Sun-Gazette
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- Hayden Dibble, 7 of Williamsport, walks ahead of her mom Alexis as they enjoy the Taber Museum Trick or Treat Saturday afternoon in Williamsport. The annual event was held for kids aged 12 and younger and both kids and adults had fun collecting candy and listening to the museum’s guides as they described life in the area years ago. DAVE KENNEDY/Sun-Gazette
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- Gary Parks, Executive Director of the Taber Museum talks with guests during the Taber Museum Trick or Treat Saturday afternoon in Williamsport. The annual event was held for kids aged 12 and younger and both kids and adults had fun collecting candy and listening to the museum’s guides as they described life in the area years ago. DAVE KENNEDY/Sun-Gazette
The Thomas T. Taber Museum recently hosted its annual trick-or-treat event, inviting area children and their families to collect candy and learn some local history in the process. Among the visitors were Amara Hunter and her daughters Callie, 7, and Lucy, 5, all of Williamsport, as well as Hayden Dibble, 7, and her mom Alexis, also of Williamsport. Museum guides, including Executive Director Gary Parks, described life in the area years ago.
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