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Acres of haunts in N.H.
Haunted Acres in Epping, N.H., is one frightful place you will not find me! New Hampshire's largest Halloween attraction is four experiences in one. Haunted Acres is set in an 1860s Western ghost town featuring the Skeleton Saloon & Hotel, the Dark Maze, the 3D Nuclear Accident House, and the Quarter Mile Nightmare Walk. The elaborately decorated scene includes coffins, cemetery, jail, mine shafts, spider web forest, witches' village, and its slayer creature sporting a 20-foot wingspan! Haunted Acres runs through Halloween, and admission is $23. Visit here or call 603-679-1666 (clever number).
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