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Mike Allen of Washougal and Shawn Garrison of Vancouver have teamed up to offer a free haunted house and yard display to the community. A majority of the static and animated props are handmade.

The free haunted house is open from dusk until 11 p.m. on Friday and Saturday evenings through Nov. 2, and Halloween night. It is located at 730 Ninth St. in Washougal.

Local residents can experience the fun of a professional style haunted house without a long drive, lines, or expensive pricing.That’s because Mike Allen, known as “Coffinguy” to his friends, puts up an elaborate display and walk through haunted house in his Washougal yard. It is free for anyone in the community to attend.

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