Time for something lighter! It's Christmastime... and also my birthday, today. :) So how about getting into the spirit by getting a tree? Or a few?
Robert W. Kelley, LIFE © Time Inc. |
Bringing home Christmas trees on sleds, Columbia Falls, Montana, USA, 1961. Source
Nationaal Archief |
Careful!! Amsterdam, 1963. Source
Nationaal Archief |
Kids and Christmas tree in a stroller, Amsterdam, 1964. Source
Library of Congress |
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Christmas tree market, NYC, c.1910. Source
Paul Schutzer, LIFE © Time Inc. |
Kids in Berlin with Christmas tree branches, 1961. Source
Nationaal Archief |
Christmas tree harvesting, the Netherlands, 1912. Source
State Library and Archives of Florida |
Parlour decorated for Christmas, Tampa, Florida, 1895. Source
Smithsonian Institution |
USA, 1950. Source
Library of Congress |
Very blown out lights on a parlour Christmas tree, c. 1910. Source
State Library of New South Wales |
The Christmas tree of Mrs. OE Friend, Australia, 1939. Source
State Library of Queensland |
Christmas morning, Queensland, Australia, c.1935. Source
LIFE archives © Time Inc. |
Kids around the tree on Christmas morning, 1900, UK. Source
Nina Leen, LIFE © Time Inc. |
52nd St. with Christmas tree, NYC, undated. Source
Nina Leen, LIFE © Time Inc. |
Another view of the 52nd Christmas tree, NYC. Source
Leonard Mccombe, LIFE © Time Inc. |
The tree at Luchow's, a high-class restaurant in NYC, 1962. Source
Alfred Eisenstaedt, LIFE © Time Inc. |
Rockefeller Centre tree at night, NYC, 1952. Source
Alfred Eisenstaedt, LIFE © Time Inc. |
Rockefeller Centre tree, NYC, undated (an example of the instability of colour prints). Source
Alfred Eisenstaedt, LIFE © Time Inc. |
And... lit up! Source
John Loengard, LIFE © Time Inc. |
Getting ready for the White House tree lighting, 1962. Source
John Loengard, LIFE © Time Inc. |
President tree-lighting ceremony, Washington DC, 1962. Source
National Archives UK |
The first Norweigen Christmas tree in Trafalgar Square, London, 1947. Every year since Norway has sent a tree in thanks for the UK's support for the country during WW2. Source
US National Archives |
Christmas tree in the mess hall for the children at the Amache Relocation Centre, Colorado, 1943-- sad as it is that these kids had to spend Christmas in a relocation centre (!), it is nice to hear that churches all over the country sent presents to the relocation centres for the children at Christmas. Source
State Library and Archives Florida |
And even an underwater Christmas tree. Florida, 1948. Source
1 comment:
Leave it to Florida to have an underwater christmas tree! Nice collection of photos. They bring back memories of times past.
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