Haunted BOO-seum: GHOST EDITION
The Cold Spring Harbor Whaling Museum turns spooky for its annual Haunted BOO-seum, with kid-friendly scares among the scrimshaw and ship models. This Ghost Edition ups the eerie factor while keeping it appropriate for younger visitors exploring the historic halls. Free street parking along Main Street, and you're walking distance to the harbor afterward.
The Cold Spring Harbor Whaling Museum turns spooky for its annual Haunted BOO-seum, with kid-friendly scares among the scrimshaw and ship models. This Ghost Edition ups the eerie factor while keeping it appropriate for younger visitors exploring the historic halls. Free street parking along Main Street, and you’re walking distance to the harbor afterward.
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Read before you go
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