The deaf community has its own Halloween spirit in the form of Halloween signs, sign-language themed Halloween novelties, costumes, ghosts, stories, and more.
Deaf Ghost Stories
Ghosts at Schools for the Deaf"Haunted Deaf School - Delavan, WI" is a ghost story involving a young deaf boy ghost at the Wisconsin School for the Deaf. The child had died of leukemia in the dormitory and reportedly haunted the dormitory until it was torn down and rebuilt. Ghosts have also reportedly been seen at the Minnesota State Academy for the Deaf.
Deaf Ghost Stories
Did you know that there reportedly was a ghost in the home of Gallaudet University President I. King Jordan? The story, "The Presidential Ghost" from the March/April 2001 issue of World Around You, is available in PDF form on the WAY website. Plus, the Fookem and Bug Blog has a post on Ghost Stories on the Gallaudet Campus. The Fookem and Bug blog also has a series of original deaf ghost stories:
Deaf Ghosts in Books and FilmThe ASL film "Ghosted" is credited to filmmaker Raymond Luczak.
In books, the The Legend of Five Great Deaf Ghost Stories, by James Gillies Casey, is a compilation of five short deaf ghost stories. 
The Ghost of Tomahawk Creek, an out of print book, is one of the entries in the Flying Fingers Club series. In the story, a group of deaf and hearing children learn about a ghost at the Kansas School for the Deaf.
Deaf Halloween Activities
ASL Rose.com posted suggested deaf-related Halloween activities in their October 2007 newsletter. Most of the activities focus on handshapes.Deaf Haunted Houses
Some schools for the deaf (such as St. Rita School for the Deaf) and deaf organizations offer haunted houses for Halloween. Gallaudet University's fraternities and sororities traditionally hold a haunted house that's open to the public.Deaf People Born on Halloween
At least one famous deaf person, Juliette Low, the deaf founder of the Girl Scouts, was born on Halloween in 1860.Deaf Halloween Novelties
ASLStamp.com has Halloween-themed ASL rubber stamps. Two versions of finger-spelled "Happy Halloween" are available: one with the words "Happy Halloween" and one without.Signs of Halloween
About.com Deafness has an article on Halloween-related signs. Basic Halloween vocabulary included:- Ghost
- Witch
- Pumpkin
- Costume
- Devil
- Halloween
