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HALLOWEEN HISTORY

About 2000 years ago, people called Celts lived in Scotland, Ireland, and Wales. Their new year didn't begin on January 1, it began on November 1. So October 31 was New Year's Eve. The Celts believed that ghosts and goblins and witches walked the earth on October 31. These spirits terrified the Celts, so the people dressed up in costumes so the spirits wouldn't recognize them. When the Romans conquered the Celts, the traditions of the two different people were brought together, and some of them were combined. For the Romans, November 1 was an important holy day called All Hallows. Eventually October 31, the day before All Hallows, became known as All Hallows E'en (evening). And that is the day we celebrate as Halloween.

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Halloween should not be about candy and costume parties. Let's return to the true tradition: a night full of evil spirits and terror.

The presentation that follows will prove true the beliefs of the ancient Celts. The house that we are about to tour actually exists. The sights and sounds accurately depict what transpires within its walls.
The location will remain anonymous in order to avoid interference from the authorities.


(Wolfmann, 1999)


Now let's begin the tour.

Be sure to keep alert for thesounds and sights
(watch him rise):






This is my humble estate:
(THE DERBYSHIRE MANSION)



Here are some happy young victims visitors arriving, anxious to start the tour.


This will help you see your way:

Watch for the creatures that roam this house:

They will be watching you.
eyeballs
blinking eyeball
cat eyes
a large eyeball
Do not hurry, take your time,
and most all, beware of the Boogie man.
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