Whether you celebrate All Hallows' Eve, Samhain or just plain ol' Halloween, October 31 has been commemorated, one way or another, since the days of the druids. While Halloween's origin is still up ...

Witches, black cats, skeletons, jack o'lanterns — these are just a few of the many iconic images that have been vintage Halloween decor staples for as long as anyone can remember. The sight of a witch ...

Halloween celebrators are looking for blasts from the past when it comes down to decorating their homes. Search data on Google Trends show the term "vintage Halloween" is on the rise much like it did ...

When shopping for a good vintage ceramic Halloween tree, consider the size, design and lighting situation. Most vintage ceramic Halloween trees are between 5.5 and 6.5 inches tall or 1 foot tall. Some ...

Like many, the Clarke Historical Museum is getting ready for Halloween. The museum — located at 240 E St. in Eureka — has added some festive flair to its Victorian Room to celebrate the spooky holiday ...

Vintage Halloween decor has never truly gone out of style, but it’s certainly back in vogue these days. From Target to Michael’s, major retailers have been taking cues from the past to create their ...

Trick-or-treaters spinning a wheel for a spooky prize. costumes with Renaissance or Victorian influences are starting to pop up more this Halloween. Photo by Emma Meidinger, Associate Photo Editor/The ...

More and more people are seeking out the warm, incandescent lights and effortless whimsy of Halloween's past. From homemade ghost garlands upcycled out of fallen leaves to thrifted decor, it seems ...

If your go-to Halloween decorations are beginning to feel more stale than spooky, it might be time to reevaluate your holiday look. Why not give your home a haunted Halloween refresher with charming ...

Secondhand decorating is one of the most popular trends right now, so it comes as no surprise that the vintage aesthetic is taking over Halloween decor this year. There's something about a collection ...

Leering pumpkins with smiles askew. Warty witches you wouldn’t want to meet in a dark alley. Spiky-backed black cats on the prowl for a throat to tear out. This year, Halloween is sporting a vintage ...