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Jack-o'-lantern leaves fall and Trick-or-treaters hide, as Black Friday Christmas carols push them aside. It’s always busy in Lambertville during the month of October. This year was no exception. Below is by no means all of the events that happened, but it is some.
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Witch to visit? Visit them all! It will raise your spirits. Below are some of Lambertville’s most terror-ific Halloween houses, guaranteed to make you smile and scream in the 2025 spooky season. This is by no means an exhaustive list, but it will help you to not miss
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Some of the most artistic Halloween decorations in town are made from gourds, clay, and reworked store-bought elements. Lambertville may be famed for the black-and-white Halloween sculptures at Dolores Dragan’s Halloween House, but those polystyrene and papier mâché figures aren’t the only creepy creations on
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Lambertville’s Halloween hospitality is on full display in October! Lambertville, NJ is known as a Halloween town, because we get creative (AKA crazy) with skeletons, spiders, ghosts, and goblins. Every autumn, thousands of visitors come to Lambertville to feel spooky, scary, and sometimes sentimental. In this post: * When to
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The Lambertville Halloween House has closed for good, but the amazing and spooky statues can still be seen in October. Dolores Dragan’s home became a local legend that was affectionately known as the “Halloween House.” Every year, thousands of visitors and trick-or-treaters traveled to Lambertville to see