Celebrating a Baby Boomer's Halloween in Olympia

With the Great Depression and World War II behind them, many Olympia families were ready to celebrate Halloween in style. During the Baby Boom years, 1946 – 1964, the holiday transformed from a night of mischief into a family holiday.

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