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Halloween in a small town
My father Phil Keith Norvell loved Halloween. One of my earliest memories is of him carving a huge Jack O’Lantern about 1948. Growing up in rural upstate New York, Halloween was the biggest holiday of the year. A small town … Continue reading →
Posted in American History, Canandaigua NY, Family History, Genealogy, Halloween, Hobart College
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Tagged Canandaigua Halloween House, Canandaigua New York, Halloween, Haunted Halloween House, Headless Horseman, Hobart and William Smith Colleges, Jack O'Lantern, New York, Trick or Treat, Washington Post
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