Noble Manor Haunt returns in Bakersfield with free scares for final two nights

Halloween thrills are returning to a Bakersfield neighborhood this week as Noble Manor Haunt opens for its final two nights.

The attraction, located at 811 Acacia, includes a barn featuring several scary themes. For the seventh straight year, Curtis Noble, along with friends and family, is putting on the scare tour at the house across the street from Greenlawn Cemetery.

Admission is free, with two days remaining on Friday and Saturday from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m.

“We do not charge for admission,” Noble said. “We don’t want anyone to miss out on the Halloween fun.”

Noble spoke with Eyewitness News Mornings on Tuesday about what makes the tour feel real.

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“The actors brings it out,” Noble said, referring to a re-creation of the movie “Obsession.” “When you come in, you feel like you’re in the movie.”

Noble also shared some of the history of the property, saying the home was originally owned by Marshall Edwin “Digger” Helm, a popular motorcycle rider. The home was once part of the Greenlawn Cemetery.

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