Lafayette community member, David Donohoo, has been decorating his home for Halloween for years. He incorporates famous iconography based on Halloween for the season.
Decades of decorations
Community member decorates his home for the Halloween season
November 13, 2025
Donohoo decorates his home extravagantly for the Halloween season for his own and his neighbors’ enjoyment. Photo Courtesy of David Donohoo
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