Halloween on Electric Street brings in crowds in Wyandotte
What started four years ago as a labor of love for their autistic son, has expanded into a full on neighborhood bash each year. Neighbors at 1280 and 1288 Electric Street in Wyandotte have an ever growing display of animatronics and other Halloween horrors that is all free for the neighborhood to enjoy. The display started to help show off the love of horror for one of their children, and expanded every year until it got too big for a single yard to contain, so the neighbors pitched in. The display is open nightly through Halloween, and will be gone on Nov. 1, until next year.
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