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I have seen articles on this in women's magazines from the period. Ladies Home Journal, The Delineator, Harper's Weekly will probably have some real goodies in the November/December issues. I know Library of Congress carries runs of these, and some libraries do too.
Elizabeth Walton
www.clotheslinejournal.com
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From: Deb Fuller <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Oct 13, 2003 4:09 PM
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Subject: WWI Christmas Decorations
Hi all,
This year my historic house would like do do WWI Christmas decorations and
we're looking for research on that. Upon searching on the web or even for
books, I keep getting hits for "Christmas Day Truce", which is appropriate but
doesn't cover house decorations. Could someone get me started in the right
direction? We were especially wondering if people did dried cranberry and
popcorn garlands as we wanted to include it as an activity with one of our
programs.
Thanks in advance!
Deb
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