Wednesday, December 07, 2011

Vintage Christmas Pictures to simply enjoy

I hope you enjoy seeing this great mix of Christmas images, most vintage (that is most from my own childhood growing up in the 50s in Longmeadow, Massachusetts). Do you see any you remember or love? If you have some favroites, send as email attachments to [email protected], and I'll post them for you!

Christmas Mix



Dec 7, 2011 7:24:51 PM | Holidays, Seasonal Art (holidays, seasons, events)

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