Must-See Halloween Homes in Quincy Support Local Veterans

What Is Fright Night for Honor Flight?

Fright Night for Honor Flight is back for another year, giving you the chance to check out some incredible Halloween displays while supporting a great cause/

Halloween is just around the corner, and some folks in Quincy are taking their spooky-season decorating to the next level. If you're in town this weekend, you're in for a treat — or maybe a fright.

The organizers behind Fright Night for Honor Flight have rounded up some of Quincy's most hauntingly decorated homes for a special driving tour that raises money to support our veterans.

On Friday and Saturday, October 23 and 24, you can take a self-guided tour to see these spooky sights from the comfort of your car. Along the way, you'll encounter ghosts, goblins, and other eerie characters collecting donations for Honor Flight.

Fright Night for Honor Flight Driving Tour

Get ready for a frightfully fun night that supports our local veterans! Here are the homes and displays to check out during your Halloween adventure:

The Lowe's Horror on Hamilton Ave. — 703 Hamilton Ave. (drive-up only)
Lane of the Dead — 6533 Oak Ridge Road
Dead End Drive — 2526/2527 Vail Drive and 1711 Aspen Drive
17th Street Asylum — 919 South 17th Street
Cryptic Beats on 10th Street — 826 South 10th Street
The Decrepit Dwelling — 927 Adams Street
Madison Street Morbid Manor — 1026 Madison Street (drive-up only)
House of Shadows — 912 Jersey Street
Terror on Hampshire — 2201 Hampshire Street
Close Encounters on Sycamore — 616 Sycamore Street
Nightmare on 6th Street — 1428 North 6th Street
Locust Street Mayhem — 1426 Locust Street (drive-up only)
Farris House of Fright — 2232 Chestnut Street (drive-up only)

Enjoy some of the best Halloween displays in Quincy while supporting a meaningful cause. Why not turn it into a two-night adventure? Visit half the homes on Friday and check out the rest on Saturday.

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Fright Night for Honor Flight is a family-friendly event that welcomes the entire community to join in the Halloween fun while supporting the veterans who have served our country. Bring the family, enjoy the spooky sights, and help make a difference for veterans across the Tri-State area!.

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