Fun Fact Friday: Fun Facts about Halloween

FUN FACTS ABOUT HALLOWEEN

1. The first Halloween party was held in 1623 in Boston Massachusetts. It was a celebration of the end of summer and the start of fall.

2. The term “Halloween candy” came from a 1919 song by the Redskins, which said, “We’re going to Halloween town to
get some candy for the kids.” The term quickly became popular and is still used today.

3. The first recorded use of the word “Halloween” was in the late 13th century.

4. The movie “The Princess Bride” was released on Halloween in 1987,
and the film’s Halloween scene became a cultural phenomenon, with people dressing up as characters from the movie.

5. The phrase “got milk?” is a common Halloween greeting, as milk is often used as a prop in scare tactics.

6. The scarecrow is one of the most popular Halloween symbols, appearing in decorations,
costumes, and even candy.

7. The origins of trick or treating are unclear, but it dates back to ancient times in Europe.

8. The most popular Halloween costume in the US in 2020 was that of a clown.

Halloween is a fun and exciting holiday that brings people together, and I hope you enjoy learning about some of the fun facts about it!

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