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Fantastic, Spooktastic L.A.

In October, many spooky activities are already well underway. And for some Southern Californians — especially Angelenos — the "skellabrations" never have to end. Here’s a guide to extending your spookgasm long after All Hallow's Eve — both above ground and down below.

Decorative jack-o'-lanterns at Hauntoween L.A. | Sandi Hammerlein
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The Doheny mansion, an red-orange brick building of French Chateauesque style architecture, mixed with Gothic, Moorish and California Mission elements stands among a grove of various trees. A paved pathway winds up to the mansion. Above the mansion is a bright blue sky.
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