Staff Reports
HOPE — Visitors traveled back in time to the Christmas of yesteryear in Hope on Friday night.
Traditional favorites such as 6-foot tall Christmas cards, strolling carolers, light and music displays, a live Nativity scene, a visit from St. Nicholas — and Hope’s ‘Ghosts of Christmas Past’ — all returned during the 16th annual “Christmas of Yesteryear.”
The Yellow Trail Museum, as well as the Hope Area Chamber of Commerce, sponsor “Christmas of Yesteryear.”
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Children were invited to share their Christmas wishes with Santa Claus in the Hope offices of chiropractor Dr. Deanna Pacilio.
Popular activities at the Yellow Trail Museum, located at the southwest corner of Jackson and Main streets, included a bake sale, crafts, and cookie decorating.
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For more photos from Christmas of Yesteryear, visit therepublic.com.
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