Burrage Mansion Masquerade Had a Spooky Twist
Photo Courtesy of: Kayla Sheldon
As you walk up the long steps to the entrance of the mansion, people dressed as mummies, monsters, and wolves gave you a fright. The "scarecrow" here is an actual person who would jump out at visitors at the perfect time to give them a good scare.
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Development Director of Boys and Girls Club Kimberly Stauffer dressed up as a nun. The story behind the Burrage Mansion is that nuns that used to live there are now haunting it.
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Community members April and Patty posed for a goofy picture with one of the zombie bride features before they went on the "haunted" tour of the mansion.
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One of the community members on the tour of the mansion. She did not want to be the first one to walk through in case of monsters jumping out and scaring her.
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This couple was dressed as the monster in Frankenstein and the Bride.
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If you made a twenty-five dollars or more donation, you were able to pick one of these decorative boxes that had a bottle of wine in them. Each box was decorated personally by members of the Boys and Girls Club.
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