In a makeshift “gypsy caravan” across from the post office in the Claremont Village, Girl Scout Troop No. 1094 had warm apple cider, chocolate chip cookies and fortune telling booths set up to welcome those visiting for their annual Claremont Village Ghost Walk.
A sense of belonging is important to a child’s upbringing. That is why most parents get their children involved in some type of sport or activity: soccer, cheerleading, football, or boy scouts and girl scouts.
Visitors and perhaps a wandering spirit got a spooky look of Claremont with a historical twist at the second annual Ghost Walk last Saturday and Sunday.
The Claremont Ghost Walk, held last Saturday and Sunday nights, allowed members of the community to experience a good scare while learning a bit about their city’s history.