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The Christmas you never knew.

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Christmas in Colonial America

2014-10-16

Christmas in Colonial America

2014-10-16

By Nicole Harms What was a new father to do? Recently married to a wealthy widow, George Washington had an ambitious shopping list for his new step-children...

The Year Santa Was Nearly Banned

2014-08-17

The Year Santa Was Nearly Banned

2014-08-17

“This year your Government requests ‘Useful Giving and Early Buying,’ ” a Nov. 30, 1918 Los Angeles Times ad for H. Jevne’s grocery store tells shoppers...

Christmas Trees of New York

2014-08-15

Christmas Trees of New York

2014-08-15

Some historians and media outlets would have you believe that Christmas in New York City never really got going until the Rockefeller Center Christmas...

Washington’s Christmas at War

2014-08-09

Washington’s Christmas at War

2014-08-09

It would be a Christmas to remember. And it would be a Christmas that made history and inspired a budding nation. The story of Washington crossing the...

Norman Rockwell, American Christmas Legend

2014-08-02

Norman Rockwell, American Christmas Legend

2014-08-02

Norman Rockwell is a famous American artist whose 20th century works are cherished for their photograph-like detail and their ability to tell the common...

History, Legend and Myth of Candy Canes

2014-01-07

History, Legend and Myth of Candy Canes

2014-01-07

Candy canes are entrenched as an element of the Christmas season. How this came about seems to be a matter that is part truth, part legend, and part marketing...

Connections Between Paganism, Christ and Santa

2013-11-27

Connections Between Paganism, Christ and Santa

2013-11-27

The conventional wisdom amongst historians is that the modern Christmas grew from pagan practices dating from before the time of Christ. Some humanists...

History of Christmas Catalogues

2013-11-24

History of Christmas Catalogues

2013-11-24

The industrial revolution brought an explosion of new products in mass quantities to market. The ability of mass media – in the form of print, radio...

History of Christmas Villages

2013-11-21

History of Christmas Villages

2013-11-21

As far as Christmas goes, the city of Palm Springs, California is about as far removed from the image of Christmas as it can get. But for Dennis Lloyd...

Christmas at Sea

2013-11-19

Christmas at Sea

2013-11-19

When thinking of Christmas and the sea one immediately turns to the traditional carol “I Saw Three Ships”. The song, repeatedly made popular...

Christmas and Trains

2013-11-12

Christmas and Trains

2013-11-12

For more than a century trains were the center piece of mass transportation. This time in culture also saw the rise of the industrial revolution and,...

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