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The Curse of Frau Mueller
The Curse of Frau Mueller
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October 22, 2013, 1:24 PM
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Satisfy your thirst for horror with this 50,000-square foot haunted house in Northeast D.C.
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"The Curse of Frau Mueller" is D.C.'s largest haunted house.
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It sits on 50,000 square feet in a warehouse on Florida Avenue near North Capitol Street.
(WTOP/Alicia Lozano)
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Co-owner Andrew Deruiter says it took more than four months to prepare the attraction for visitors.
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WTOP/Alicia Lozano
More than 20 actors hide behind hidden walls and corners, ready to jump out and spook passersby.
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WTOP/Alicia Lozano
Co-owner Andrew Deruiter says he got his start as a young magician. Switching to haunted houses seemed like a natural step, he says.
(WTOP/Alicia Lozano)
WTOP/Alicia Lozano
"The Curse of Frau Mueller" first debuted in Germany last year.
(WTOP/Alicia Lozano)
WTOP/Alicia Lozano
It was an instant hit in D.C. Last week, the haunted house attracted roughly 2,000 people, co-owner Andrew Deruiter says.
(WTOP/Alicia Lozano)
WTOP/Alicia Lozano
It tells the story of a witch who killed killed children and buried their bodies in her backyard.(WTOP/Alicia Lozano)
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