Halloween decorations are turning Pittsburgh's Mexican War Streets into a seasonal showcase of skeletons, spiders and ghosts ahead of trick-or-treat season.
The North Side neighborhood, located near Allegheny Commons Parks, is known for residents who decorate extensively for holidays, according to a community announcement.
Victorian homes throughout the neighborhood are displaying Halloween-themed scenes that include oversized spiders, skeletons, ghosts and other seasonal decorations on porches and in front gardens.
The popular annual displays typically draw visitors looking for fall-themed photos and neighborhood walks while helping make the area a popular destination during Halloween.
Neighborhood known for holiday displays
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Mexican War Streets is recognized for its historic architecture, colorful homes and tree-lined streets on Pittsburgh's North Side.
Halloween decorations are already appearing throughout the neighborhood, transforming residential blocks into festive displays that can be viewed from the street.
The neighborhood remains a favorite destination for residents and visitors seeking seasonal attractions.
From front-porch skeletons to oversized spiders and ghost displays, decorations can be found throughout the area as Halloween approaches.
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This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Pittsburgh's houses on the Mexican War Streets decorate for Halloween
