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Lightship Overfalls, Lewes Historical Society host Pirate Parade
Devon Filicicchia of the Zwaanendael Museum is dressed like a pirate. TED PFIRRMANN PHOTOS
October 30, 2024
The Lightship Overfalls was taken over by pirates Oct. 27, when young buccaneers and Halloween goblins assembled at the Lewes Historical Society campus and marched to the Lightship Overfalls.
From there, they boarded the boat in an effort to search for hidden treasure to share among their band of pirates.
David Shook, president of the Overfalls Foundation, and Cole Huxtable, 16, are ready to loot and plunder.
Leading 2-year-old Caden Flores to the Lightship Overfalls are (l-r) Sen. Russ Huxtable, D-Lewes; David Shook, president of the Overfalls Foundation; and Armando Flores.
David Shook, aka Shook the Hook, helps Caden Flores, 2, with the treasure chest.
David Shook and Jack Quefnel, 4, claim success in opening the treasure chest while Jack’s mother Heather Quefnel and sister Catherine Quefnel, 2, look on.
Charlie Quefnel, 6, was a little shy. His mother Heather and brother Jack help him out.
Jack Quefnel, 4, sports a pirate hat made of newspaper.
