Lost Souls of Lakeside Scares Up Fun

Lost Souls of Lakeside creator wants to make it the Bentleyville of Halloween.

The Lost Souls of Lakeside opened up for its final night of frights on Halloween night.

The house on the 4500 block of Gladstone brought plenty of screams.

The display grows and grows each year and its creator wants it to get as big as one of Duluth’s favorite attractions.

“I want to make this the Bentleyville of Halloween and whatever I got to do that, that’s what I’m going to do,” said Derick Tomaich, creator of the Lost Souls of Lakeside.

Every year, the Lost Souls of Lakeside house collects donations for the local food bank.