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Christmas Events in Washington DC |
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In the words of Lord Byron, George Washington is the "Cincinnatus of the West". He is the ancient military leader who longed to return to his plow. Washington arrived at his plantation on Christmas Eve. The general and his wife celebrated the holiday together with numerous guests by burning a Yule log. Christmas assumes added significance in such a context. | |
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Gaze at the lighting of the National Christmas Tree in early December as part of the Pageant of Peace program on the Ellipse behind the White House by the President and the First Lady. They attend it every year and additionally enjoy the illumination and entertainment. Winter Lights at Seneca Creek State Park benefit local charities such as the American Red Cross, the Friends of Seneca Creek State Park. Illuminated displays are accompanied by open air trolley rides. Martha Washington hosts an 18th-century Christmas with candlelit walks, fireside caroling, and festive décor during Mount Vernon by Candlelight. Visitors are treated as holiday guests of the Washington family who, upon presenting their "letter of introduction", are greeted by Mrs. Washington in the Mansion's large dining room.
Celebrate the holiday season with a drive or a stroll through one of the Washington DC's spectacle of lights at a local park in the suburbs of Maryland. These Christmas light displays are beautiful and a great way to share the magic and joy of a winter wonderland.
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