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The Halloween display between two houses on Warren Street next to Concord High School grows every year as the neighbors add to their displays every year. Credit: GEOFF FORESTER / For the Monitor
It’s the most haunted time of the year, and the yards around Merrimack County certainly show it. With skeletons lighting up and candy corn sprinkling the grass, orange lights flashing, Halloween is almost here.
Send us photos of your spookiest decorations or anything related to the upcoming holiday. We’re looking for a little creepy, a little fun and a lot eye-catching. You can email your pictures to news@cmonitor.com anytime between now and noon on Wednesday.
The Halloween display between two houses on Warren Street next to Concord High School grows every year as the neighbors add to their displays every year. Credit: GEOFF FORESTER / For the Monitor
The peak fall colors on several small trees inside Maple Grove Cemetery along North State Street in Concord. Credit: GEOFF FORESTER / For the Monitor
The Halloween display between two houses on Warren Street next to Concord High School grows every year as the neighbors add to their displays every year.
The Halloween display between two houses on Warren Street next to Concord High School grows every year as the neighbors add to their displays every year. Credit: GEOFF FORESTER / For the Monitor
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