PHOTOS: ‘Terror In The Depot’ In Duluth Brings Out Incredible Costumes, Pre-Halloween Fun

It's Halloween Week in the Northland, and a crowd of costumed Twin Ports residents gathered at the Duluth Depot for a night of fun last night.

The second annual Terror in the Depot was hosted by the Lake Superior Railroad Museum in Downtown Duluth, partnering up with MIX 108, B105, and the other radio stations of Townsquare Media Duluth on October 29.

The annual 21+ Halloween party included food from B&B Market and live music from popular Twin Ports area band Indecent Proposal, with giveaways throughout the evening from the team with MIX 108 and B105.

Nick Cooper & Tony Hart from the MIX 108 Morning Brew gave away some fun Halloween door prizes throughout the evening, but the big giveaway was the cash for the costume contest.

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Attendees didn't disappoint, with dozens of incredible costumes on display. From inflatable SpongeBob and Patrick to someone dressed up as Duluth's Aerial Lift Bridge, Shrek and Fiona, Wile E. Coyote, and a devilish figure complete with a flaming book, there were plenty of impressive costumes to see!

Station staff even got in on the fun, with Tony Hart dressing up as the creepy character from the Black Phone movie franchise, Nick Cooper donning his best lumberjack attire, and the band Indecent Proposal donning some festive duds.

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In the end, the costume contest came down to a few finalists that included Wile E. Coyote, the devil, a ghostly railroad worker, and Shrek & Fiona, and a group of "Transformers".

Voted on by the crowd, the "Transformers", were the winning costume. Playing on the cartoon and movie franchise, this clever group were dressed as transformers you see around town - those green electrical transformer boxes that are part of the power grid.

Here's a look at the fun from the evening, including the winning costumes. Happy Halloween!