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?
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Robert W. Kelley, LIFE © Time Inc. |
Bringing home Christmas trees on sleds, Columbia Falls, Montana, USA, 1961. Source
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Nationaal Archief |
Careful!! Amsterdam, 1963. Source
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Nationaal Archief |
Kids and Christmas tree in a stroller, Amsterdam, 1964. Source
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Library of Congress |
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Christmas tree market, NYC, c.1910. Source
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Paul Schutzer, LIFE © Time Inc. |
Kids in Berlin with Christmas tree branches, 1961. Source
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Nationaal Archief |
Christmas tree harvesting, the Netherlands, 1912. Source
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State Library and Archives of Florida |
Parlour decorated for Christmas, Tampa, Florida, 1895. Source
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Smithsonian Institution |
USA, 1950. Source
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Library of Congress |
Very blown out lights on a parlour Christmas tree, c. 1910. Source
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State Library of New South Wales |
The Christmas tree of Mrs. OE Friend, Australia, 1939. Source
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State Library of Queensland |
Christmas morning, Queensland, Australia, c.1935. Source
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LIFE archives © Time Inc. |
Kids around the tree on Christmas morning, 1900, UK. Source
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Nina Leen, LIFE © Time Inc. |
52nd St. with Christmas tree, NYC, undated. Source
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Nina Leen, LIFE © Time Inc. |
Another view of the 52nd Christmas tree, NYC. Source
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Leonard Mccombe, LIFE © Time Inc. |
The tree at Luchow's, a high-class restaurant in NYC, 1962. Source
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Alfred Eisenstaedt, LIFE © Time Inc. |
Rockefeller Centre tree at night, NYC, 1952. Source
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Alfred Eisenstaedt, LIFE © Time Inc. |
Rockefeller Centre tree, NYC, undated (an example of the instability of colour prints). Source
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Alfred Eisenstaedt, LIFE © Time Inc. |
And... lit up! Source
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John Loengard, LIFE © Time Inc. |
Getting ready for the White House tree lighting, 1962. Source
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John Loengard, LIFE © Time Inc. |
President tree-lighting ceremony, Washington DC, 1962. Source
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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
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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
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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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