Halloween Safety & Securty Guide Keep Your Family, Community, Home and Business Safe for Halloween: Illustrated with Vintage Halloween Postcard Photos

Referencing a study done in Boston, MA for the years 2006 to 2009 showed that violent crime rates at the highest for Oct. 31st from the hours of 6pm to 12am. Halloween is also well known for vandalism and pranks. Where do you think the word "Trick" in Tricks-or-Treats came from?
Many criminals see this holiday as an ideal circumstance for committing crime. If you're a burglar, what easier time is there to masquerade around canvassing businesses and homes for a hit later on without raising a bit of suspicion?
Within these pages we have covered the subjects of safety and security where it pertains to Sobriety, Rest, Having a Plan, Costume Choice, Dress for the Season, Rules for Staying Home & Trick-or-Treating, Community Watch, Home and Business Security.
AND AS A BONUS: We've included a large collection of vintage Halloween postcard photos like the one on the cover.
Remember to be safe but most importantly, HAVE FUN: -)