JACKSON — While New England is justly renowned for its brilliant fall foliage, the picturesque village of Jackson has, for the past 35 autumns, also been known for something else well-worth driving north for: the “Return of the Pumpkin People.”

It's a fun (and often funny) series of displays put on by businesses, non-profits and often individuals, in which pumpkin-headed figures star in all manner of inspired tableaus, often using a cinematic or "ripped from the headlines" theme.

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