Families and fun seekers came out to enjoyed games, charity and competition before marching down High Street at the 2019 Morgantown Zombie Walk.
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Revelers convened Friday evening at the Market Place, 400 Spruce St., where they enjoyed pre-walk activities such as face painting, music by local acts Haggard Wülf and Mike Ghost and costume contests.
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West Virginia University’s Department of Neuroscience was also on hand with preserved sheep’s brains to help explain the effects zombification might have on a human brain.
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Although attendance was down compared to prior years, spirits were still high among the zombie hoard.
The walk has served as a food drive for the local Salvation Army since its inception.
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Regardless, the annual walk has become a staple of the Halloween season in Morgantown.