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Boston couple's homemade Dracula castle draws visitors from other states

Boston couple's homemade Dracula castle draws visitors from other states

In East Boston, a couple has turned their residence into a Halloween wonderland dubbed Nightmare on Moore Street. This extraordinary setup lures visitors from various regions, creating a free, festive atmosphere that delights families and Halloween lovers alike. Utilizing hand-carved foam and chilling light effects, they've crafted a captivating experience for all ages.

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