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Halloween Era (1900s)
In 1900s, Halloween was celebrated with fortune-telling games and homemade costumes, focusing on romance and good luck rather than horror. Symbols like bats, black cats, and witches were popular, but pumpkin carving had not yet become a widespread tradition.
Halloween in Ontario (1928)
In 1928, Ontario, Canada saw the introduction of ‘guising’, a Scottish Halloween practice. The tradition involved children dressing in costume, a precursor to modern trick-or-treating, showcasing the cultural fusion of early 20th-century North America.
Baltimore Halloween Shop (1950)
In 1950, Baltimore’s S. Howard Street Halloween shop was a local icon, captivating the community with its elaborate, vintage holiday-themed costumes and décor, reflecting the era’s growing enthusiasm for Halloween celebrations.
