Happy Historical Halloween!
So far, my Halloween isn’t going too great. Not only was trick-or-treat rescheduled for Saturday due to the weather, but I just found out that Facebook is not allowing me, or anyone else, to share my blog content due to a ‘violation of community standards.’ Not only does my blog contain NOTHING that would violate community standards, but I never got any notification of what exactly is in violation and who/when/why it was reported. A good chunk of my blog traffic comes from Facebook, so this is really gonna hurt until it is resolved! Plus, I failed miserably at the October Ultimate Blog Challenge—my mother-in-law was re-admitted to the hospital and my mom had to have a minor procedure done that still managed to knock her down for awhile…so I’ve been pulled in about a hundred directions. Blogging has had to be put aside for awhile, which always gets me down. So while I’m sitting here trying not to cry, I thought I would try to be productive and at least start publishing some content to share through other channels!
Halloween is my absolute all-time favorite holiday, and last year I discovered a handful of historic photographs on the WV History on View website depicting Halloween festivities in West Virginia! These are my favorites! I hope you’re having a much better Halloween than I am. Stay safe out there…and stay spooky!
This photo dates to 1919 and shows a group of young people in Nitro, WV headed to a masquerade party! Nitro was a WWI boom town, named by the federal government after nitrocellulose, the main ingredient used in the ammunitions that were manufactured there during the war. This picture comes from a little less than a year after the war’s end, when hopefully there was much to celebrate that Halloween!
Is this a Halloween parade? Maybe a New Year’s belsnickeling/mumming parade? The description from the WV History on View website only denotes that it is from Beechurst Avenue in Morgantown, West Virginia. I love these costumes, especially the masks! There is something so magical about vintage, homemade costumes that really evokes a sense of Halloween for me! Let me know in the comments below what YOUR favorite costume was growing up, and if it was store-bought or homemade!
Okay, so I’m not entirely sure this is a Halloween picture (or maybe a picture from a theatrical production’s cast), but this OMA group portrait in Front of St. John’s, Martinsburg, W. Va., shows some awesome costumes! I absolutely LOVE the OMA owl and moon banner…but, uh, what’s with the goats??? Anyway, once again…
Source: http://theresashauntedhistoryofthetri-state.blogspot.com/2019/10/happy-historical-halloween.html
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