A camel and camel driver make their way down Franklin St.
Bill Clinton was popular with younger women.
There was a strong police presence.
Local youth now freshmen in college enjoy the scene.
Not sure who this is representing.
She kept saying, "I'm a Rubik's Cube."
A seven-foot tall man needed no costume to be popular.
Two "things" say howdy-do.
O.K., this is Tweetie and Jerry...I think
Cake girl gets ready to be sliced.
She was dressed as a Hooters waitress...enough said.
Clever...although probably bought in a store.
There was a gorilla accompanying these guys.
Estimates vary but somewhere between 40,000 and 60,000 people take part each year in a huge Halloween block party in downtown Chapel Hill on Franklin Street. Up until 10 a.m. the atmosphere is family friendly, but this is a college town and some of the best costumes aren't on the street until 11 p.m. or later. The town of Chapel Hill keeps a strong police presence to make sure the celebration is safe from start to finish. The Halloween party on Franklin Street is an event that is anticipated by students and townspeople alike each year. It is a Chapel Hill tradition.
Beauty queens walk down Franklin Street after midnight.
An Indian meets an angel.
