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The Smell of Halloween

A strange smell in an elevator opened a door I hadn’t walked through in decades, carrying me back to plastic Halloween masks, orange candy buckets, Washington Avenue, and my mother’s hand holding mine.

Published October 29, 2026
Categorized as Frames of the Bronx Tagged Bronx Archive, Bronx Childhood, Bronx Nostalgia, Childhood Memories, Growing Up In The Bronx, Halloween Memories, New York City, The Bronx, Washington Avenue

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