1 / 2Show Caption +Hide Caption –
Trick-or-treaters are greeted by an enthusiastic Captain Marvel at one house in the historic district of Fort Knox Oct. 31, 2021.
(Photo Credit: Eric Pilgrim, Fort Knox News)VIEW ORIGINAL2 / 2Show Caption +Hide Caption –
Costumes galore. Trick-or-treaters of all ages took part in Halloween at Fort Knox Oct, 31, 2021, enjoying the tons of candy and sharing some laughs along the way.
(Photo Credit: Eric Pilgrim, Fort Knox News)VIEW ORIGINAL
FORT KNOX, Ky. — As hundreds of characters young and old traveled through Fort Knox neighborhoods Oct. 31 in search of treats, they braved sometimes frightening but mostly funny sights — and were rewarded.
1 / 2Show Caption +Hide Caption –
A daddy and his little princess take a stroll along 4th Avenue at Fort Knox Oct. 31, 2021, in search of candy.
(Photo Credit: Eric Pilgrim, Fort Knox News)VIEW ORIGINAL2 / 2Show Caption +Hide Caption –
Costumed trick-or-treaters could be seen all around Brooks Parade Field throughout the two hours of time allotted for Halloween Oct. 31, 2021.
(Photo Credit: Eric Pilgrim, Fort Knox News)VIEW ORIGINAL
As in the past, many trick-or-treaters worked the streets of the historic district this year. Many residents didn’t disappoint, coming up with innovative ways to deliver the candy. Deciding one bag might not be enough, some trick-or-treaters could be seen pulling wagons behind them in response to generous gifts.
One house hung up a long clothesline with bags of goodies clipped to it for children to grab. Another provided a dragon chute. Others brought out the kitchen tongs or set up tables with “Help yourself” signs.
Little ghouls, goblins and Avengers showed up Oct. 31, 2021 at Fort Knox's historic Fire Station 1 in search of great treasure from the first responders. They weren't disappointed.
Those trick-or-treaters brave enough to confront the firefighters of Fire Station 1 were also rewarded.
A Fort Knox Jack Skellington and his dog enjoy the trick-or-treaters showing up at this home during Halloween 2021.
(Photo Credit: Eric Pilgrim, Fort Knox News)VIEW ORIGINAL
Social Sharing