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- A Ballad of Hallowe'en by Garrison
- A Dead Harvest by Meynell
- A Dead House by MacDonald
- A Dream by Allingham
- A Legend by Kendall
- A Midnight Visitor by Allen
- A Rose in October by Riley
- A Salem Mother by Garrison
- All Born in October by Smith
- All Hallow by Miles
- All Hallow Eve by Wells
- All Hallows Eve by Alexander
- All Hallows Eve by Davidson
- All Souls' Eve by Sigerson
- All Souls' Night by Humphreys
- All Souls' Night by Yeats
- All-Hallow-Eve by Morgan O'Doherty
- All-Hallows Eve by Ledwidge
- All-Saints' Eve by Reese
- All-Souls' Night by Sigerson
- An Autumn Night by Cawein
- An Autumn Song by MacDonald
- Autumn by de la Mare
- Autumn by Fisher
- Autumn by Meredith
- Autumn by Oates
- Autumn by Young
- Autumn Even-Song by Meredith
- Autumn Leaves by MacDonald
- Autumn Sorrow by Cawein
- Autumn's Gold by MacDonald
- Clouds of the Autumn Night by Cawein
- Dave Lilly by Kilmer
- Dead Folk's Ferry by Watson
- Flowers in October by Thaxter
- Fog Wraiths by Howells
- Ghost Stories by Cawein
- Ghosts by Bridges
- Ghosts by Cawein
- Ghosts of Argonne by Rice
- Hallow E'en by Hopper
- Hallowe'en by Benton
- Hallowe'en by Coxe
- Hallowe'en by J.K. Bangs
- Hallowe'en by McLachlan
- Hallowe'en by Murray
- Halloween by Brennan
- Halloween by Burns
- Halloween by Fisher
- Halloween by Hosmer
- Halloween by Peterson
- Halloween by Swaine
- Hallows' E'en by Letts
- Haunted by Marquis
- Haunted by Stuart
- Haunted by Untermeyer
- Haunted Houses by Longfellow
- I Saw Three Witches by De la Mare
- In Autumn by Meynell
- Jack O' Lantern by Ayer
- Jack O' Lantern by Grey
- Jack O' Lantern by Phillpotts
- Janet's Tryst by MacDonald
- Mary's Ghost by Hood
- Moon Magic by Grey
- October by Bridges
- October by Capern
- October by Dunbar
- October by Frost
- October by Green
- October by Jackson
- October by Lent
- October by Marquis
- October by McLachlan
- October's Bright Blue Weather by Jackson
- Old October by Riley
- On Kingston Bridge by Cortissoz
- On Nuts Burning, All Hallow Eve by Graydon
- Phantasmagoria by Carroll
- Scarecrow by Brown
- Sea Ghosts by Byron
- St. Kiernan's Well by Unknown
- The Banshee by Sigerson
- The Banshee by Todhunter
- The Beleaguered City by Longfellow
- The Bells by Poe
- The Dead Coach by Tynan
- The Dead Hand by MacDonald
- The Eve of All-Saints by Cawein
- The Fakenham Ghost by Bloomfield
- The Flying Dutchman by Leland
- The Flying Dutchman of the Tappan Zee by Gutterman
- The Forgotten Soul by Widdemer
- The Frightened Path by Brown
- The Ghost by de la Mare
- The Ghost by Hood
- The Halloween Elf by Tabb
- The Harvest Moon by Cawein
- The Haunted House by Brown
- The Haunted House by MacDonald
- The Indian Burying Ground by Freneau
- The Lake of the Dismal Swamp by Moore
- The Listeners by de la Mare
- The Little Ghost by Millay
- The Neighbors by Garrison
- The Nine Little Goblins by Riley
- The Phantom by de la Mare
- The Phantom Light of Baie Des Chaleurs by Eaton
- The Phantom Liner by Unknown
- The Phantom Ship by Longfellow
- The Sands of Dee by Kingsley
- The Scarecrow by de la Mare
- The Scarecrow by Thaxter
- The Solitary Reaper by Wordsworth
- The Spell by Gay
- The Superstitious Ghost by Gutterman
- The Supper Superstition by Hood
- The Wail of the Betrayed by Smith
- The Were-Wolves by Campbell
- The Whippoorwill by Cawein
- To a Scarecrow by Turner
- Ulalume by Poe
- Webs by Brown
- Will O' the Wisp by Gibbs
- Will O' the Wisp by Leonard
- Will O' the Wisp by Meredith
- Will O' the Wisp by Watson
- Will O' the Wisp Song by Webber
- A.F. Murray
- Abbie Farwell Brown
- Agnes K. Gibbs
- Alexander McLachlan
- Alice Meynell
- Anna C. Ayer
- Arthur Cleveland Coxe
- Arthur Gutterman
- Arthur Peterson
- Arthur W.H. Eaton
- C. Jennie Swaine
- Carolyn Wells
- Celia Thaxter
- Charles Godfrey Leland
- Charles Graydon
- Charles Kingsley
- Charles Tennyson Turner
- Charlotte Oates
- Christine Hamilton Watson
- Don Marquis
- Donald MacDonald
- Dora Sigerson
- Eden Phillpotts
- Edgar Allan Poe
- Edna St. Vincent Millay
- Edward Capern
- Elizabeth Akers Allen
- Ellen Cortissoz
- Elvira Green
- Emma A. Lent
- Francis Ledwidge
- Francis S. Smith
- G.B. Stuart
- George MacDonald
- George Meredith
- Grantland Rice
- Hartley B. Alexander
- Helen Hunt Jackson
- Henry Lee Fisher
- Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
- Ignatius Brennan
- J.B. Tabb
- J.K. Bangs
- James Plaisted Webber
- James Whitcomb Riley
- Joel Benton
- John Davidson
- John Gay
- John Todhunter
- Josephine Miles
- Joyce Kilmer
- Katharine Tynan
- Lewis Carroll
- Lizette Woodworth Reese
- Louis Untermeyer
- Louisa Humphreys
- Madison Cawein
- Margaret Widdemer
- May Byron
- May Kendall
- Mildred Howells
- Morgan O'Doherty
- Nora Hopper
- Orville Henry Leonard
- Pamela Grey
- Paul Laurence Dunbar
- Philip Freneau
- Robert Bloomfield
- Robert Burns
- Robert Frost
- Robert Seymour Bridges
- Rosamund Marriott Watson
- T.F. Young
- Theodosia Garrison
- Thomas Hood
- Thomas Moore
- W.B. Yeats
- Walter de la Mare
- William Allingham
- William H.C. Hosmer
- William Wilfred Campbell
- William Wordsworth
- Winifred M. Letts
- z - Unknown Poet
The Hanged
- Arana Muerta
- Boo Spooky
- Davis Graveyard
- Death Lord
- Devious Concoctions
- Ghosts of Halloween
- Grim Hollow Haunt
- Grim Visions
- Hallowed Haunting Grounds
- Haunt Project
- Haunt Soft
- Haunted Eve
- Haunters Hangout
- Monster List
- October Effigies
- Para Abnormal
- Pumpkin Brain
- Pumpkin Rot
- Skull and Bone
- Spooky Blue
- Stolloween
- Terror Syndicate
- The Dead End
- The Raven's Barrow
- 2nd Street Cemetery
- A Glittered Halloween
- A Nostalgic Halloween
- Adele's Spooky Art
- Creepy Cupcakes
- Frog on the Pumpkin
- Ghost Folk
- Ghostess Deanna
- Gorey Details
- Grim Hollow
- Grimoires Galore
- Halloween Addict
- Haunt Style
- Haunted Hag
- Haunted Hills Cemetery
- Home of the Skulls
- Kerry Kate
- Me and You and a Blog Named Boo. . .
- Monster Brains
- Mr. Macabre's Hallowe'en Celebrations
- My Monster Memories
- New Age Dolls
- Nickols Manor
- Obscure Hollow
- Oh the Horror
- Orange and Black
- Pumpkin Brain
- Pumpkin Girls
- Pumpkinrot's What's Brewing Blog
- Ramblings from the Black Lagoon
- Scare FX
- Spooky Blue
- Stolloween
- The Captain's Ramblings
- The Halloween Tree
- The Haunting of Ivy Hall
- The Holiday Queen
- The Pumpkin Queen's Halloween Haven
- Valhella
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9 comments:
Everything looks great! I liked note #6... I am always thinking the same thing. I'm glad they like my props enough to want pictures of them I guess.
I think it looks great. I thought the rain would be the end of us. Happy Halloween!
Grim - I agree, it is just cool that it has become an event. Sometimes I open the door for ToT's and find dozens and dozens of people gathered around the yard, just talking about it and taking photos.
The Flash photos especially scare me this year because the rainstorm ruined so much of the paint job and there is white from the paper towel mache sticking out all over the place. Those photos just have to be horrid.
Gone Feral - thank you very much - all of these photos were thankfully taken on 10/30 - had I waited until Halloween, I wouldn't have dared post the photos on the internet.
I've got to invest in more Sculpt or Coat.
Well, these pics are just AMAZING! Feel free to send me any of those props and beasties you don't want anymore! ;-) I'll take your damaged and incomplete props over my complete ones any day!! Great work, all around!!!
The wolf head on the scythe in Number 1 is AWESOME! Great display!! And I couldn't agree with you more on note #8.
Fantabulous. Sorry that I wasn't able to make it in person this year.
Your props are really great! I can only imagine the amount of time that you devote to building them :) I especially like the big pumpkins in one of the above pictures. Did you make those as well? Are they paper mache? I must know! :)
Yep, papier mache. Thanks for the nice comments.
Outstanding lighting too. My face is buddy in the electric chair.
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