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the october country

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A blog for darker evenings and misty days, full of autumn leaves and apples, ghosts and witches, folklore and fairytales. I update all year round, but most frequently at this time of year, and the blog is both an outlet for my love of autumn and Hallowe'en and a gathering place for art, from horror films to medieval woodcuts, that evokes the sinister, the mysterious and the otherworldly. This blog has a winter counterpart at now-winter-comes-slowly. Formerly cloudsinvenice, these days I use @tealightcandles1794 to admin my various special interest sideblogs, and you can always message me there if you need to get in touch.

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From St. Nicholas magazine, 1913.

Spellbinding: a choice collection of vintage witches and witchcraft imagery.

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This is the best rabbit-poking-a-jack-o’-lantern-with-a-stick we’ve seen all year! From St. Nicholas magazine, 1904. [For Gordon Meyer.]

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Vintage Halloween Magazine ~ St. Nicholas Magazine - October, 1934

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