Granville’s annual trick-or-treat celebration draws thousands of visitors to the village’s streets, with most attendees congregating around Granger and Pearl Streets.
From left to right, Monessa Kelly, Otto Nelson, Erik Nelson, Alice Nelson, Lynn Heatwole, Kathy Branson and Brenda Fox dressed as a family of Waldos to pass out candy to trick-or-treaters. Brenda Fox, Erik Nelson, Kathy Branson, Monessa Kelly, Otto Nelson, Alice Nelson and Lynn Heatwole dressed as a family of Waldos for Halloween. 
Amelia (left) and Theo Vedula trick-or-treat in downtown Granville. 
Brian (right) and Sonjia Miller dressed like pirates and decked out their porch like a pirate ship before trick-or-treaters arrived. 
Sarah Miller and her cat, Binx, passed out candy on Granger Street in Granville. Miller dressed as Kronk from The Emperor’s New Groove. 
The Kemp family strolled through downtown Granville. 
Elise Wion and Mila Kennedy 
Alison Stefan had a crew of spooky friends to pass out candy on Granger Street in Granville. 
Ben Walters, James Walters, Myles Walters and Katie McKivergin strolled down Granger Street in Granville on the hunt for candy. 
Eddie and Noah Materu posed for a photo while trick-or-treating as cowboys. 
Denison students passed out candy at a house on Granger Street in Granville. 
Ben, Sarah, Emma and Bailey Williams went trick-or-treating while dressed as characters from Alice in Wonderland. 
Granville’s annual trick-or-treat draws thousands of people from across Licking County to the small village. 
David, Natalie and Frankie Deal joined Meredith and Dwayne Carrington for trick-or-treating in Granville. 
Paul Campbell donned a scary costume to go trick-or-treating in Granville. 
Jeremy King (center) dressed as Iron Man, and was joined by five other Jeremy Kings to celebrate his birthday. 
Charli Badgley and Emily Bruce trick-or-treated while dressed as smurfs. 
Gary and Rick Armentrout posed near Granville Elementary School while trick-or-treating in the village.
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