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Making Mattapoisett Merry602 viewsThe Mattapoisett Congregational Church hosted its annual "Village Country Store" holiday fair on Saturday, November 11. The event featured a children's shopping center, handmade goods, a village "bake shop," and many other opportunities for early birds to get their holiday shopping done. (Photo by Robert Chiarito).Nov 13, 2006
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Mattapoisett Halloween Parade - October 31, 20061240 viewsMattapoisett Halloween Parade - October 31, 2006Nov 02, 2006
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Mattapoisett Halloween Parade - October 31, 2006627 viewsMattapoisett Halloween Parade - October 31, 2006Nov 02, 2006
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House of Horrors!624 viewsSpooky setpieces are strewn throughout the Haunted Yard display located at 57 Fort Street in Fairhaven (across from the Fairhaven Shipyard). This annual “Terror Tradition” is hosted by the father and son team of Richard and Matthew Brodeur to benefit local Shriner’s Hospitals. The yard is open to visitors — if you dare! — every Friday and Saturday night from dusk until 9:30 pm and on Sundays from dusk until 9:00 pm throughout the month of October, including Halloween night. (Photo by Kenneth J. Souza).Nov 02, 2006
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House of Horrors!630 viewsSpooky setpieces are strewn throughout the Haunted Yard display located at 57 Fort Street in Fairhaven (across from the Fairhaven Shipyard). This annual “Terror Tradition” is hosted by the father and son team of Richard and Matthew Brodeur to benefit local Shriner’s Hospitals. The yard is open to visitors — if you dare! — every Friday and Saturday night from dusk until 9:30 pm and on Sundays from dusk until 9:00 pm throughout the month of October, including Halloween night. (Photo by Kenneth J. Souza).Nov 02, 2006
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House of Horrors!630 viewsSpooky setpieces are strewn throughout the Haunted Yard display located at 57 Fort Street in Fairhaven (across from the Fairhaven Shipyard). This annual “Terror Tradition” is hosted by the father and son team of Richard and Matthew Brodeur to benefit local Shriner’s Hospitals. The yard is open to visitors — if you dare! — every Friday and Saturday night from dusk until 9:30 pm and on Sundays from dusk until 9:00 pm throughout the month of October, including Halloween night. (Photo by Kenneth J. Souza).Nov 02, 2006
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Mattapoisett Halloween Parade - October 31, 2006629 viewsMattapoisett Halloween Parade - October 31, 2006Nov 02, 2006
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Mattapoisett Halloween Parade - October 31, 2006638 viewsMattapoisett Halloween Parade - October 31, 2006Nov 02, 2006
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Mattapoisett Halloween Parade - October 31, 2006675 viewsMattapoisett Halloween Parade - October 31, 2006Nov 02, 2006
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Mattapoisett Halloween Parade - October 31, 2006641 viewsMattapoisett Halloween Parade - October 31, 2006Nov 02, 2006
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Mattapoisett Halloween Parade - October 31, 2006650 viewsMattapoisett Halloween Parade - October 31, 2006Nov 02, 2006
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Mattapoisett Halloween Parade - October 31, 2006613 viewsMattapoisett Halloween Parade - October 31, 2006Nov 02, 2006
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