Halloween in Wyoming’s Past
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Halloween in Wyoming’s Past
Tomorrow is Halloween, or All Hallows eve. Children and even adults get into the holiday costumes, attend parties, carve artistic jack-o-lanterns and go house to house for Trick or Treat. Here are some of the Holiday’s origins and superstitions. Halloween has been celebrated in Wyoming since before we became a state. Some of the earliest references in the old newspapers was this one from the Cheyenne Daily Sun newspaper, which first published in…
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