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Ghost stories scare up new life at these historic hotels  
From  The Shining  resort in Colorado to an inn with a zombie cat in New York, these  rooms with a  
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Halloween's origins in Ireland  
Creepy caves of  
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dot  You certainly don’t have to tell kids that Oweynagat cave was considered  
the  gateway to hell  by ancient Celts or that they made animal sacrifices to the demons who  
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(Above, a hillside path leads to Keshcorran Caves, which were connected  
to Oweynagat.)  
But children might be interested to know that these same folks also celebrated the  
Celtic New Year festival of Samhain, which was brought over to the United States by Irish  
immigrants in the 1800s and morphed into what we now call Halloween.  
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Top 10 things to know about Day of the Dead  
We've all heard about the Day of the Dead or seen the classic sugar skull paintings but what does  
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Scary good: Why it’s OK for kids to feel frightened sometimes  
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Scary fun: Why kids should play in the dark  
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Using sunflower seeds and a tree branch, a pumpkin is transformed into an owl.  
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5 ideas for Halloween family fun at home  
Halloween’s not all about the candy, but also about spending time with family.  
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Totally crazy monster myths (that are actually true!)  
Real facts about Dracula, the curse of the mummy, flying dragons, unicorns and more mythical  
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