Kentucky Man Going For Guinness World Record For Halloween Display
A Cold Spring, Kentucky resident known as Halloween Herm is applying for a Guinness World Record for his elaborate Halloween display featuring more than 300 props.
@halloweenherm We have room for more souls… 2025 Deadspring cemetery Halloween display in full effect. #halloweenherm #halloween25 #fyp #deadspring #followforafollow ♬ Suspense, horror, piano and music box – takaya
The Village Green Drive homeowner has decorated his property for decades, recently naming the setup “Deadsprings Cemetery.” He starts putting up his display each August 18th to honor his mother, who died of cancer in 1999.
@halloweenherm “POV: @Taylor Swift (Skelly Version) is performing her 13th sold-out show…and performs Look What You Made Me Boo, in Deadspring cemetery #TaylorSwift #SwiftieHalloween #taylorskelly #swiftie #fyp ♬ original sound – Halloween Herm
This year’s display includes a Taylor Swift skeleton and Cincinnati Reds playoff tribute while serving as a fundraiser for the Northern Kentucky Children’s Advocacy Center. “We discovered there are no records for the amount of props in a Halloween display. We have over 300,” Halloween Herm said. He told CityBeat: “This isn’t just a Halloween display. It’s a living story.”
The display will be up through November 1.