Bethel Historical Society Will Host a Ghost Tour for Halloween

Bethel's Historical Society will host a family-friendly ghost tour on October 28 at 6:30 pm.

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The tour will meet at 1842 Meeting House on 40 Main Street in Bethel. The adventure will take about 1 hour and 15 minutes. This is listed as a "family-friendly" event by the Patch, the Bethel Historical Society Facebook page and the website.

Anyone interested needs to make a reservation by October 24. If you are in need of additional information, you can call Patricia Rist at (203)-743-5893, go to the Facebook page, or visit the Bethel Historical Society website.

Finally! A Family-Friendly event in Bethel! Ha, that was a joke, you see because there are a MILLION "family-friendly" events in our area, and sometimes I want to find something to do with just my wife and my friends.

That would normally be my critique but in this case, I welcome a family-friendly night out. Some of these Halloween experiences have gotten out of hand. I'm not naming any names but, do we need severed heads? I mean, they are not actual severed heads but if they look so real, that I need to ask, we've taken it too far.

Back in the early 2000's, I worked at a haunted attraction and they cautioned us to make people feel safe. Things have come a long way, and that no longer seems to be the directive at these.

The cost for this event is $15 for adults, $7 for children from grades 5-12, which can be paid using PayPal. The event includes cider and donuts.

We talked about the Bethel Historical Society Event on the Ethan, Lou and Large Dave Morning Show on I-95 (9/22/22). You can listen to that show segment below, the segment is NOT family-friendly.

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The Ethan, Lou and Dave Morning Show on I-95 - Weekday Mornings from 6-10 am on the I-95 Rock Mobile App, on the radio at 95.1 FM (WRKI) and available on-demand, wherever you get your podcasts.

Look, as we mentioned, there is something for everyone in the area when it comes to Halloween. You want family-friendly, you have the Bethel Historical Society event, you want to be scared into oblivion, go to the New Milford Harrybrooke Park event. It's going to be a busy Halloween season for me, my wife will make me go to all of them.

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