Nov 1, 2011 11:43 AM
I received calls last week from several readers alerting me about two houses—one on Summit Boulevard in Westhampton and the other on South Country Road in Remsenburg—that were all decked out for Halloween. I grabbed my camera after work that day and took a ride to see them for myself.
When I drove up Summit, it was hard to miss the house. There were decorations everywhere, including the garage, which was cleared of vehicles and made to look like a mad scientist’s laboratory. I spoke with the creators—Deborah Kirschenbaum and her daughter, Amy—who explained that Halloween is their favorite holiday and that their decorations grow every year. They said the garage was a new addition this year and they were going to make the trick-or-treaters walk through the spooky lab to... more
When I drove up Summit, it was hard to miss the house. There were decorations everywhere, including the garage, which was cleared of vehicles and made to look like a mad scientist’s laboratory. I spoke with the creators—Deborah Kirschenbaum and her daughter, Amy—who explained that Halloween is their favorite holiday and that their decorations grow every year. They said the garage was a new addition this year and they were going to make the trick-or-treaters walk through the spooky lab to... more
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