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Check out local Halloween haunts

By Stover E. Harger III
Published: October 29, 2013, 5:00pm
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4616 N.W. Franklin St., Vancouver What to expect: Realistic ghosts walk in a cemetery, which has "cobwebs, frightening figures and three life-size skeletons climbing on the roof." The display includes special lights and music. On Oct. 31 from 6 to 9 p.m. there will be "terrifying live performers and special treats for all ages." Photo Gallery

Looking for spooky tales of hauntings from around Clark County? Check out The Columbian’s Ghost Stories blog at blogs.columbian.com/ghost-stories. Got a story of your own to share? Email sue.vorenberg@columbian.com. Happy Halloween!

From terrifying “live” monsters to a “barely scary, rather friendly” Haunted Hall built onto a porch, many Clark County residents are going gangbusters this season with festive yard displays. Here are some homes, submitted by Columbian readers, where you are invited to pass by and check out their chilling creations. Happy Halloween!

8405 N.E. 69th St., Vancouver

What to expect: The ghost- and skeleton-themed display features a cemetery with tombstones, lights and skeletons in fun scenarios, including dancing in a conga line. It’s overseen by a 7-foot-tall gravedigger. Walk up to the yard but do not cross the barrier.

11812 N.W. 18th Ave., Vancouver

What to expect: The home is decorated with a clown theme for Halloween, but nothing too creepy. The owners promise there’s nothing in their yard “that’s going to scare little kids.”

Looking for spooky tales of hauntings from around Clark County? Check out The Columbian's Ghost Stories blog at blogs.columbian.com/ghost-stories. Got a story of your own to share? Email sue.vorenberg@columbian.com. Happy Halloween!


710 W. 32nd St., Vancouver

What to expect: The yard is filled with inflatable ghosts, a 9-foot cat arch, bodies and a skull and hands rising out of the ground. A strobe light behind a headless figure lights his jack-o’-lantern.

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