Winner of scarecrow competition announced
Nov 04, 2024
An angelic scarecrow hanging on a lamp post outside Tide and True on Onset Avenue. Tide and true won the scarecrow competition this year. Photos by Bobby Grady
A sunflower farmer scarecrow outside of Ready, Kiernan and McNally Attorney’s at Law on Main Street.
A hockey player scarecrow made by South Coast Sport and Consignment on Main Street.
A witch scarecrow made by Magic Soles outside their Main Street store front.
Stella the banker on Main Street made by Eastern Bank.
A skeleton scarecrow made by Jack Conway Realty sits on a bench outside their Main Street office.
A pumpkin scarecrow celebrates diversity made by Wareham Middle School.
An angelic scarecrow hanging on a lamp post outside Tide and True on Onset Avenue. Tide and true won the scarecrow competition this year. Photos by Bobby Grady
A sunflower farmer scarecrow outside of Ready, Kiernan and McNally Attorney’s at Law on Main Street.
A hockey player scarecrow made by South Coast Sport and Consignment on Main Street.
A witch scarecrow made by Magic Soles outside their Main Street store front.
Stella the banker on Main Street made by Eastern Bank.
A skeleton scarecrow made by Jack Conway Realty sits on a bench outside their Main Street office.
A pumpkin scarecrow celebrates diversity made by Wareham Middle School.
Along Main Street and Onset Avenue, businesses built scarecrows not to scare anyone away, but for a chance to win the annual Wareham Village Association Scarecrow Competition.
Tide and True of Onset took home the first place prize of a Wareham Village Association sweatshirt and all of the scarecrows in the competition can still be seen on Main Street and Onset Avenue.
This year, the competition began on Oct. 23 and ended Oct. 31, when members of the Wareham Village Association, Onset Bay Beautification Committee and the Wareham Garden Club chose a winner.
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