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Janet Neer’s Olympic Athletes is on display on Wednesday.
Kathy Plonka The Spokesman-Revie
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Janet Neer, of 2020 N. Grady Ln, Spokane Valley decorates every year for Halloween using a gang of skeletons. This years theme, Olympic Athletes is on display Wednesday. Last year’s theme was frat party.
Kathy Plonka The Spokesman-Revie
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A giant-sized skeleton holds a doll over a casket in front of Alex Cooper's yard, on Tuesday, October 29. Located on N Longfellow Ave in North Spokane, Cooper bought his giant-sized skeleton three years ago.
Monica Carrillo-Casas The Spokes
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A giant skeleton looms over Alex Cooper’s yard Tuesday on N. Longfellow Ave. in North Spokane. Cooper bought his skeleton three years ago and tries to do decorate it in different ways every year.
Monica Carrillo-Casas The Spokesman-Review
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Joshua Scott's home, located on Daisy Ave in North Spokane, is decorated with various skeletons all over his own, that light up during the night. This includes a giant-sized skeleton that hovers over a skeleton archway.
Monica Carrillo-Casas The Spokes
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A sign near a group of Clown displays, flashes every couple of seconds, Tuesday, October 29, right in front of Spokane resident Alex Cooper's front yard.
Monica Carrillo-Casas The Spokes
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Alex Cooper set up a skeleton is trapped inside a cell, where you can see a giant-sized skeleton looming in the back. Located on N Longfellow Ave in North Spokane, Cooper has props all over his home, including dolls and creepy talking clowns.
Monica Carrillo-Casas The Spokes
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Joshua Scott's home, located on Daisy Ave in North Spokane, is decorated with various skeletons all over his own, including a giant-sized skeleton that hovers over a skeleton archway. Selling at a cheaper price, Scott bought his giant-sized skeleton on Facebook marketplace.
Monica Carrillo-Casas The Spokes
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