On Halloween, the streets of northern Capitol Hill spur off E Aloha like a spooky skeleton’s ribs. The neighborhood is a mix of some of the city’s most expensive homes and some of its most neighborly neighborhoods. We think it is the city’s trick or treat hot zone. With the return of classics like the Bates Motel house and the tiki-torched freaks who set up the annual zombie jungle house every year, 16th, 17th, and 18th Avenues East also included new displays of horror — and fun — like this year’s White House complete with replica Washington Monument in the shadow of the St. Joe’s tower…. plus lots and lots of candy. Here is a look at what CHS found on the busy streets around the trick or treat hot zone Halloween night. Let us know in comments if you have images to share. CHS hopes you had a fun and safe Hilloween.
