Wilmington Resident Turns Recycled Materials Into Halloween Display
Wilmington resident Jacey Rogers creatively transforms recycled materials like old box springs and cardboard into spooky Halloween decorations for her annual display on Spargo Place, bringing festive excitement to her neighborhood.
Wilmington, NC, October 27, 2026 —
Wilmington resident Jacey Rogers uses recycled materials, including old box springs and cardboard, to create spooky Halloween decorations for an annual display on Spargo Place. The display brings festive excitement to her neighborhood, according to the information provided.
Rogers’s approach gives discarded materials a new purpose as part of the seasonal decorations. The available details identify box springs and cardboard but do not specify how the materials are assembled, what the finished decorations look like, or how many pieces are included.
The display is described as annual, but no dates for this year’s presentation or information about how long it remains in place were provided. The exact location along Spargo Place, beyond the street name, was also not specified.
The information provided does not include Rogers’s own comments, the display’s history, or details about how neighbors respond beyond the description that it brings festive excitement to the neighborhood. It also does not identify other people involved in creating or maintaining the decorations.
What is clear is that Rogers’s Halloween display combines a seasonal theme with the reuse of everyday materials. Further specifics about its design, scale and schedule were not available.
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