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The night before Halloween still has its nicknames, but most of what kids actually did on it has disappeared.
Matt Hoffman|
We have the 1950s to thank for cementing the tradition of trick-or-treating into our Halloween culture.
Chelsea Thatcher|
Decades before dating apps and DMs, romance followed courtship rules, and some dates required a chaperone … until the 1920s.
Logan DeLoye|
The iconic monument made its public debut on October 28, 1886, but it wasn't green.
Logan DeLoye|
Discover the surprising history of Halloween decorations, from ancient Celtic traditions and carved turnips to the elaborate displays that adorn homes today.
Eden Gordon|
He lost two people he loved on the same day in 1884, and the Badlands were already waiting for him.
Matt Hoffman|
Take a sweet, crunchy, and nostalgic trip down memory lane with the best-selling cereal from your birth year.
Logan DeLoye|
Theodore Roosevelt swore there was no such thing as a list of the best books and yet never stopped telling people which ones he loved!
Matt Hoffman|