[spookydave]

Queen st cemetery here, not very original, but descriptive all the same, lol

 

[witchy poo]

Just moved way out in the boonies last Oct and we have a huge Swamp Oak in the front so I have been thinking maybe Swamp oak something?? We also are surrounded by 15 acres of woods so thought maybe whispering woods?? Not sure so I am open to suggestions.

 

[Stringy_Jack]

Mine is "The land of lost souls" which I think is creepy but still leaves me lots of leeway on what I can include in my display.

 

[thenightmarefamily]

i think most of us choose our street names or non descriptive names to give us space to change up the theme's of our haunts. That's why we just stuck with nightmare and whatever street we are on at the time.

 

[jdubbya]

Some real creative names here!

 

[LadyMage]

A lot of us have haunts or displays that we've named. Post your haunt name and tell if there is a reason for the name you chose.

Ours was given the title of EERIE MANOR, a play on the name of our city of Erie, PA. We made plaques for our columns several years ago, and now folks actually refer to the haunt by it's name.

That's funny, I was thinking a while ago that if I was to ever name my haunt, that's what I would name it, as we live on Manor Rd. and are 20 minutes from Lake Erie. No worries though, I'll think of something else before I have the chance to actually create a prop that would officially name it.

 

[osenator]

Mockingbird drive haunt

MOCKINGBIRD DRIVE HAUNT
because we do actually live on that street.. and it's an Halloween Haunt...

Fear it....

 

[BlueFrog]

Although I don't yet have signage, my cemetery will be Les Fleur Mortel ("The Deadly Flowers). Part of that name stems from a long-term fascination with the healing/hurting aspect of many plants, part is because our garden is so extensive that everyone in the area knows us as "the house with all the plants."

I have also hosted the "Midnight Margarita Bar and Grill" within my haunt, a nod to the one great scene in "Practical Magic."

 

[Ragged Grin]

I call it Ragged Grin and while I no longer recall how I arrived at that name, I know the moment I first said it out loud...in my perceived voice of He Who Walks the Gateway, I knew it was what I wanted. Ragged Grin is a thing, an entity that grows every year in a different place, in a different way starting at the first tick of the new Halloween and by ToT time it unveils it's wonders and magic to those willing to attend. The only question that matters with ragged grin is "R U IN", whether you choose to stay into November 1st, in which case you...become part of Ragged Grin, or some version of you anyway...

 

[Ragged Grin]

2015 Promo Poster

 

[Ragged Grin]

"Skrews" refers to the Skrew Witches, sisters bound by blood and pain, twisted by the Great Seekers of Ragged Grin into horrific visions by their own request. Thrust into the forefront this year as overseers of the Harvest of Souls, The Dark Lord wishes to replenish his cupboard with new recruits and these evil hags intend to do so most efficiently.

 

[Spookilicious mama]

Black Orchid Manor...Not sure why it just seems to fit

 

[kuroneko]

Mine is the Garry Street Cemetery. As it turns out, as far as I can tell, my Garry St is the only one in New Jersey and only one of five in the entire United States. That makes it easy to find since the entire street is only like four or five blocks long, and you can't miss my house (obviously).
I had resisted attempting to name it after our location since we move around every few years, but I cracked because it just worked so well. Now I'm kinda stuck if we move now, but I did think of a back up plan for that by turning our next driveway into "Garry St" complete with road sign. Or I might just come up with a whole new haunt...

 

[Madame Leota]

I called my haunted graveyard "Shadow Hill" just because I liked how it sounded. This year, we're doing pirates so I need to come up with something pirate-y sounding. I still want the haunted aspect in the name though and not just a nautical name. hmmmm... thinking...

 

[lisa48317]

Mine's the Maple Grove Cemetery.
#1 because we have 2 huge maples (and 1 in the neighbor's yard evenly spaced to ours) in the front yard and #2 my parents still own 120 acres and a farmhouse built in the 1890s up north where we spent most weekends and summers as kids. There was an old one-room schoolhouse at the corner called Maple Grove and for some reason the old-timers in the area called our place the same name, even tho the farmhouse directly across the dirt road from it is closer. So it has both literal and sentimental meanings to it.

 

[Mike and Tiff]

Twin Oaks Manor
We used the name of our street to make it easy to find it.

 

[printersdevil]

Madame Leota, why not Shadow Hill Cove. That way you keep the original and allude to the pirates.

 

[Shadowbat]

Madame Leota, why not Shadow Hill Cove. That way you keep the original and allude to the pirates.

I like that.

 

[tarpleyg]

Hollow Point Cemetery

You see, I am a gunnie and competitive shooter so it fits...LOL

Here's one of my cemetery gate columns bearing the name.

 

[LairMistress]

We've been "The Revenants' Lair" for years, but I'm not fond of it anymore. I doubt that many children know what a revenant is, for one thing.

I think that we need something new!