In Old Cincinnati, Nights Before Halloween Were Packed With More Tricks Than Treats
Corn, cabbages, and foot-deep craters blown into I-75. Cincinnati used to be wilder on Halloween than you'd expect.
Source: cincinnatimagazine.com
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Corn, cabbages, and foot-deep craters blown into I-75. Cincinnati used to be wilder on Halloween than you'd expect.
Whether you call it Mischief Night, Devil's Night, or something else, it all means one thing: wanton destruction of property.
In spite of the fact that each Halloween was a little different from year to year, and a lot different from my own childhood Halloweens, I’m happy to say that both of my adult children continue to enjoy coming up with clever costumes and still enjoy the spirit of Halloween.