30-10-2026 06:03 via Beacon Hill Times

Beacon Hill comes alive for Halloween

Beacon Hill residents are known to go all out for Halloween, with ghoulish decorations that attract the masses. Brownstones are outfitted with 10-foot-tall skeletons, ghosts and that hang from balconies. Not everything is devilish, though: A butterfly-themed display has attracted spectators and taken the Internet by storm.“Halloween’s honestly one of the best times,” Beacon Hill resident Max Marchetti told the Beacon Hill Times recently. “It feels like people from outside the city come
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