Crazy Facts About Halloween Day

The holiday has Christian origins dating back to 1745.

When the Irish fled the potato famine in the U.S in the 1840s, they brought their Halloween traditions with them.

Consumers spent approximately $9 billion on Halloween costumes and decorations every year, according to the National Retail Federation.

Candy Corn originally invented in 1898, has now become so popular that nearly 35 million pounds produced each year.

Mamie Eisenhower decorated the White House for a Halloween for the first time in 1958.

New York City throws the biggest Halloween parade in the U.S, draws more than 2 million spectators and thousands of participants.

Finding a spider on Halloween night is considered good luck.

In Alabama, wearing a nun or priest costume for Halloween is illegal.

Let's Get Spooky!

Happy Halloween

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