Hallowe’en is just a few days away, celebrations began four days ago in Salem, so it’s time for my updated historical story about it. For days now, round here at any rate, stores like Walgreens have been filled with hideous masks and replicas and complete outfits for children, and others to wear. Web sites are advertising masks of various political and CEO felons, not to mention equally hideous things designed to turn the average lawn into a graveyard.
Fiona Horne
Hallowe’en 2008
By Douglas - Posted on October 26th, 2008
Hallowe’en is just a few days away and for days now the stores have been filled with hideous masks and replicas and complete outfits for children, and others to wear, not to mention equally hideous things designed to turn the average lawn into a graveyard. I thought it might be of interest to readers who didn’t know about it to see where these commercially made monsters originated, and how they connect directly with today.





