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Howie: Duluth Haunted Ship marks 30 years with new scares
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Howie: Duluth Haunted Ship marks 30 years with new scares

Last year, Forbes Media “secret shopped” the event and named it one of the Seven World’s Scariest Haunted Houses. For longtime organizers, the recognition confirmed what locals already knew: the Irvin is no ordinary Halloween gimmick.

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