Ghoul Gallery / Trific’s

This is an amazing specialty store dealing with high end Halloween collectables. The owner is a passionate collector who has made a large part of his unique collection available for viewing and purchase. If you have a special interest in Halloween, this is a must see year around attraction.

Oregon City is a small town with big promise. What makes our little town so special is a shop like the Ghoul Gallery. Tom is a amazing man should you be so lucky to have a conversation with him. This is the end all destination for Halloween bliss. Far from Party City or Spirits, the Ghoul Gallery is 100% original and family owned. There is work here from local artists. There are so many items to look at and bring home for your own Halloween.
Everything in Tom’s store is uniquely placed. Every item was thought about and collected by this outstanding man. Halloween is in his heart, and he brings it to Oregon City. The Ghoul Gallery is worth a two hour drive. It is worth a five hour drive. It is worth a ten hour drive. It is wonderful for the kids, he loves to spark the spooky adventure of Halloween. To walk into this store is a treat itself. Though you may find some well placed tricks, a lot of fun, and always a place to rest your bones.

As a year round Halloween fan, I LOVE that Oregon City has a year round Halloween store! The owner, Tom is super friendly and a great collector! You feel like you are shopping at someones very well organized yard sale (in the best possible way!). Go support a fun local business!

Made the trek out to Oregon City just to see this place. Lots of cool items to look at, and the owner Tom is super nice! I love all the tableware, the fun décor, and the department 56 set up in the back. This place is definitely worth a look, plus Tom has even more products to look at on his website. Tom said he has a hearse he drives in on the weekends, which he’s got a photo of in the shop– very cool trip! :)

So much fun! The owner, Tom, has an impressive stock and an even more impressive passion for his collection. A must see in Oregon City.