Monster Mash
This stitched-together creature first came to life in Mary Shelley’s novel.
Frankenstein’s Monster
Orange, yellow and white triangle candy.
Candy Corn
This friendly ghost had his own 1995 movie.
Casper the Friendly Ghost
Halloween grew from this ancient Celtic festival marking the end of harvest.
Samhain
This Revenue Service cutter fired the first shots of the Civil War
Harriet Lane
This vampire count lives in a castle in Transylvania.
Count Dracula
Galaxy full of stars.
Milky Way
Three sisters witches return in Salem.
Hocus Pocus
This activity originally involved turnips before pumpkins became popular in America.
Carving Jack O’Lanterns
This Plitzer Prize winning novelist served 20 years in the United States Coast Guard.
Alex Haley
A full moon is famous for triggering this creature’s transformation.
Werewolf
Taste The Rainbow
Skittles
Jack Skellington
The nightmare before Christmas
This city and state are famous for its 1692 witch trials
Salem, Massachusetts
This design consists of a wide red bar forward of a narrow blue bar both canted at 64° above the horizontal with the Coast Guard emblem superimposed.
Coast Guard “Racing Stripe”
This swamp green movie ogre says, “Get out of my swamp!”
Shrek
This candy comes in orange wrappers.
Reese’s
This movie family snaps twice with a creepy, kooky theme song.
The Addams Family
This phrase is what children say when asking for candy on Halloween night.
Trick or Treat
The only Coast Guardsman to be awarded the Medal of Honor.
Douglas Munro
This headless rider from Sleepy Hollow is said to carry a pumpkin-like head.
The Headless Horseman
This candy starts out sweet, turns sour, then turns sweet again.
Sour Patch Kids
Slimer
Ghostbusters
Black cats became a linked with this supernatural figure in folklore.
Witches
This maritime safety division was created in 1914 to watch for dangerous icebergs in the North Atlantic Ocean after the sinking of the RMS Titanic.
International Ice Patrol