Halloween Tales of New England

Descend into the mystique of New England's haunted past at the iconic Stanley-Whitman House. This October, we invite you to join us in the Whitman Tavern at the fireside to be enthralled by the legendary Dennis Picard, who has meticulously uncovered chilling tales from town records, ancient journals, and long-forgotten newspapers.

Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to experience tales from a time when the boundary between the real and the supernatural was thin. Secure your seat by the fireside and embark on a journey through time, led by the masterful narration of Dennis Picard.

What to Expect:

• Eerie narratives of witches, vampires, and uncanny occurrences.
• Riveting tales of "murder and mayhem" from Connecticut towns: Avon, Granby, Ellington.
• A blend of history and mystery, wrapped in the charm of authentic 18th and 19th-century storytelling.

Parking is available in the museum parking lot or on the street opposite the museum

Note: This family-friendly event is suitable for both the young and young at heart. The tales, while spine-chilling, are meant to intrigue rather than terrify.

Admission: 
FREE Entry with required registration.
While attending is free, donations to support the historic Stanley-Whitman House are most welcome.