Some people decorate for Halloween. Others turn their front yard into a full-blown spooky spectacle that becomes a tradition the whole neighborhood can enjoy. And here in Lewiston, there’s a house on Sabattus Street that does exactly that.  

If you’ve driven down Sabattus Street around Halloween over the years, chances are you’ve seen it. Skeletons, creepy creatures, towering figures, and enough spooky details to make you look twice.

And the best part? It honestly seems to get bigger and better every year.

Lewiston’s Sabattus Street Halloween Display Is a Must-See Maine Tradition

This is one of those Halloween displays I can remember seeing for as long as I can remember. And each season, there is something new that catches your eye. You really can't help but appreciate the time, work, and creativity that goes into this!.

As a mom, I love when residents do things that help to make childhood magical. And you should see the place at night!

Lizzy Snyder
Lizzy Snyder

It's like how Peter Geiger, Mr. Halloween, has been giving out a secret password every year for decades now to receive a king size candy bar. It's a traditional experience.

The excitement of spotting Halloween decorations from the car, pointing out the creepiest skeleton, or asking someone to drive by one more time because you missed something.

The people who go all out decorating their homes aren’t just celebrating Halloween for themselves.

They’re giving the rest of us something to look forward to, something to smile about, and a reason to take the scenic route home. So, if you’re in Lewiston, make a point to drive down Sabattus Street and check it out for yourself.  

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Bring the kids, bring a friend, and take a minute to appreciate the people who put in the extra effort to make the season a little more fun for everyone. Because sometimes, the best Halloween attractions don't cost money. 

They’re right here in our own neighborhoods, like Lewiston, Maine. 

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