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Queens residents enjoyed a spooky night at Queens County Farm Museum’s Haunted Farmhouse on Saturday, followed by some less-spooky fun at the museum’s Children’s Halloween Festival on Sunday.
Saturday’s event invited guests to navigate their way through museum’s 300-year history with a Halloween twist. And there were tons of costumes and pumpkins on display Sunday morning for all to enjoy.
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