For two decades, Park City’s Dar Hendrickson transformed his yard into a full-contact haunted house — slides, coffins, electric chairs and enough candy to feed an army of ghosts and goblins.
Kids called it a “Spook Alley.” Adults called it the “Haunted Happy Hour.” And they were both correct. So buckle up for this hair-raising trip down memory lane.
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