Camden’s Pearl Street lives up to its Halloween tradition
Tue, 11/01/2016 - 1:00pm
Kea Tesseyman delighted the crowd with a flash mob dance to Michael Jackson’s Thriller. (Photo by Ellie Curtis)
Photo by Ellie Curtis
Photo by Ellie Curtis
Photo by Ellie Curtis
Photo by Ellie Curtis
Photo by Ellie Curtis
Photo by Ellie Curtis
Photo by Ellie Curtis
Photo by Ellie Curtis
Photo by Ellie Curtis
Photo by Ellie Curtis
Photo by Ellie Curtis
Photo by Ellie Curtis
Photo by Ellie Curtis
Photo by Ellie Curtis
Photo by Ellie Curtis
Photo by Ellie Curtis
Photo by Ellie Curtis
Photo by Ellie Curtis
Photo by Ellie Curtis
Photo by Ellie Curtis
Photo by Ellie Curtis
Photo by Ellie Curtis
Kea Tesseyman delighted the crowd with a flash mob dance to Michael Jackson’s Thriller. (Photo by Ellie Curtis)
Photo by Ellie Curtis
Photo by Ellie Curtis
Photo by Ellie Curtis
Photo by Ellie Curtis
Photo by Ellie Curtis
Photo by Ellie Curtis
Photo by Ellie Curtis
Photo by Ellie Curtis
Photo by Ellie Curtis
Photo by Ellie Curtis
Photo by Ellie Curtis
Photo by Ellie Curtis
Photo by Ellie Curtis
Photo by Ellie Curtis
Photo by Ellie Curtis
Photo by Ellie Curtis
Photo by Ellie Curtis
Photo by Ellie Curtis
Photo by Ellie Curtis
Photo by Ellie Curtis
Photo by Ellie Curtis
Photo by Ellie Curtis
CAMDEN - Living up to its tradition of kids, kids, kids and candy, candy, candy, Pearl Street in Camden, Oct. 31, did not disappoint the young and old as they crowded the street and vied for position at the house for Halloween treats.
An estimated crowd of more than 1,000 people walked the length of Pearl as the happy host houses on each side of the street greeted and shared the spoils of a successful Halloween night.
The following photo gallery is but a cross-section of people and costumes. I saw you, but can you see you in the photos?
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