The witch stakes ornament is a popular decoration for Halloween. It features a witch figure impaled on a stake, surrounded by spooky elements like bats, spiders, and cauldrons. This ornament is often made of plastic or foam, and can be displayed indoors or outdoors. It adds a macabre and eerie touch to Halloween decorations, creating a creepy atmosphere. The witch stakes ornament is a statement piece that captures the spirit of the holiday, offering a visually striking symbol of the supernatural and the occult. Whether used as a standalone decoration or as part of a larger Halloween display, this ornament is sure to leave a lasting impression on guests and trick-or-treaters.
Peirce Farm at Witch Hill
Specialties: You and your wedding or other special event guests will take a step back in time at this rustic yet elegant Victorian era estate venue located on Boston's North Shore in Topsfield, Massachusetts. Established in 2014. When Sean first drove up to Peirce Farm, he fell in love with the classic elegance and beautiful scenery. Instead of seeing these beautiful and historic 13 acres become a development, Sean chose to save the property by transforming it into the North Shore's new premier wedding venue. The combination. read more
Whether used as a standalone decoration or as part of a larger Halloween display, this ornament is sure to leave a lasting impression on guests and trick-or-treaters..
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116 Boston St, Topsfield, MA, 01983, United States
| Weekday | Schedule | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Mon | 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. | |
| Tue | 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. | |
| Wed | 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. | |
| Thu | 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. | |
| Fri | 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. | |
| Sat | Closed | |
| Sun | Closed |
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Haunting at Witch Hill
Haunting at Witch Hill Presented by Essex Heritage 10 Federal Street, Suite 12 Salem, MA 01970 978-740-0444 Date: Sunday, October 30, 2016, 6:30 PM to 10:30 PM Location: Peirce Farm at Witch Hill, 116 Boston Street, Topsfield, MA, 01938 Join Essex Heritage as we travel back to Victorian times at the gentleman farm of railroad tycoon T.W. Peirce. You will be spellbound by eerie ghost stories in the manor house, enjoy games and music in the barn, and savor a complimentary signature cocktail. Tickets are $50/person if purchased before October 1 and $65/person thereafter. Cash bar. Victorian attire encouraged. Visit EssexHeritage.org/HauntingWitchHill for more information and to purchase tickets. The proceeds of this event will benefit Essex Heritage – the non-profit steward of the Essex National Heritage Area (Essex County), now celebrating 20 years of preserving and enhancing the unique natural, cultural and historic places of the region for the benefit of all who live, work and visit.
-- # # # -- About Essex Heritage and the Essex National Heritage Area Essex Heritage is the non-profit organization that manages the Essex National Heritage Area by developing programs that enhance, preserve and encourage recreation, education, conservation and interpretation projects on Boston’s North Shore and the Lower Merrimack River Valley. The Essex National Heritage Area comprises the 34 cities and towns of Essex County, MA. For more information, visit www.EssexHeritage.org or call (978) 740-0444. About Peirce Farm at Witch Hill In addition to having been the country estate of T.W.Peirce, this property was once the home of Salem Witch Trial victim Mary Easty’s son, and the summer home of sea captain Benjamin Crowninshield.
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Peirce Farm at Witch Hill Sweet and Simple Wedding, Topsfield MA Wedding Photographer
Ariel and Atanas’s wedding at Peirce Farm in Topsfield, MA was one I didn’t want to leave. When discussing details regarding their day, they said they didn’t want formalities – instead just one big party that all their friends and family could enjoy. That is exactly what they had, and it was a total blast to be a part of. I love this couple, and their “keep it real” attitudes are so refreshing. They achieved a very unique and memorable wedding, doing things in their own unique way and I totally respect that. Their closest friends were all gathered around as they each prepped for the festivities at the Peirce Farm at Witch Hill in Topsfield, MA.
Ariel and Atanas chose to read vows to one another privately during their first look. This moment was so sweet and even though I couldn’t hear what they said, I have a feeling these sentiments were beautiful. The looks on their faces said it all! They also exchanged thoughtful gifts and we started with photos before the ceremony.
This crew of friends from all different stages of their lives were the best “hype crew” ever! You know it’s a fun wedding party when they request a “rap battle” pose….that’s a first. I didn’t object, of course.
Their intimate ceremony was officiated by Ariel’s father, including many comical antidotes and thoughtful remarks. They sealed the deal with a breaking of the glass, huge kiss, and flower petals as they walked back down the aisle.
After a fun cocktail hour the party continued in Peirce Farm’s beautiful barn. The bride and groom kicked off the party with a “sick” hip hop dance instead of your traditional first dance, and the crowd went wild! Keeping with the theme of amazing friendships, the toasts (more like “roasts”) for Ariel and Atanas were so great. Their friends obviously know this couple so well and shared many hilarious stories. Then the dance floor started, treats came out, cake was smashed, and the couple was lifted up for the hora…all before the sun even set. What an amazing day for an amazing couple. I wish you both all the love and joy this world has to offer.
Allie.Photo is a wedding and portrait photographer based in Chelmsford, Massachusetts. I love to photograph people who love life as much as I do. I specialize in photography that is bright and joyful, and promise you will enjoy the entire process. I serve awesome people everywhere within the Greater Boston area to the White Mountains, Cape Cod, and all over New England. Reach out today you’re planning a wedding or need family photos and think we might be a great fit!
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Reviews for "Step into the World of Witchcraft with Witch Stakes Ornaments for Halloween"
1. Rachel - 2/5 - I was really disappointed with the Witch Stakes Ornament for Halloween. The quality of the product was extremely poor. The paint was already chipping off when I received it, and some of the stakes were bent. It looked nothing like the picture advertised online. Additionally, the ornament was much smaller than I had expected. Overall, it felt like a cheap, poorly made product. I would not recommend it.
2. Mark - 1/5 - I was highly dissatisfied with the Witch Stakes Ornament for Halloween. First of all, the color was completely off. Instead of the vibrant purple shown in the picture, it was a dull grayish shade. The craftsmanship was also subpar, with sloppy painting and visible glue marks. The stakes were flimsy and easily broke upon assembly. The entire ornament felt cheap and not worth the price. Save your money and look for something better.
3. Emily - 2/5 - I regret purchasing the Witch Stakes Ornament for Halloween. The packaging was not secure, so when it arrived, some of the stakes were already detached and missing. The material used for the ornament felt very cheap and fragile. Despite my attempts to fix it, the ornament did not hold up well outdoors. The paint quickly faded and the stakes started to bend and break. It didn't even survive the Halloween season. It definitely did not meet my expectations.