The annual autumn event transforms a historic open-air museum into a celebration of the spooky season. Period buildings and pathways are adorned with decorations appropriate to the historical era being represented, creating an immersive experience for visitors. For example, guests might encounter costumed interpreters portraying characters from the 19th century, complete with themed storytelling and activities.
This seasonal happening provides economic benefits to the local community through tourism. Furthermore, it allows individuals to engage with history in an interactive and entertaining way. It offers educational opportunities by showcasing traditional customs and beliefs surrounding All Hallow’s Eve as it was historically celebrated.