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K-12 CCHS: Holiday Traditions

Add to Your Calendar: 12/17/2019 09:30 12/17/2019 11:00 America/New_York K-12 CCHS: Holiday Traditions

Date: Tuesday, December 17th 
Time: 9:30-11:00am
Cost:  $6.50. Please register & pay for only those in grades K - 12.  Adults do not need to register.
Ages: K-12. Younger well-behaved children are also welcome to attend.  
Sign up: Visit the event website here
Contact: Robin Zook: bkrjzook82@aol.com 

Cumberland County Historical Society:  Holiday Traditions:
What does Santa have in common with Ancient Rome? More than you might think. As Roman Armies spread across the world, their rituals intermingled with local traditions and were transformed. Germanic groups in America adapted their traditions to a new environment and constructed the Belsnickel. In time, through the work of Pennsylvania German artist Thomas Nast, the Belsnickel would be reborn as America’s most beloved gift giver, Santa Claus.

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Date – Time

December 17, 2019 – 9:30 AM - 11:00 AM

Location

CCHS, Carlisle
21 North Pitt Street
Carlisle, PA 17013 US

Additional Information

Date: Tuesday, December 17th 
Time: 9:30-11:00am
Cost:  $6.50. Please register & pay for only those in grades K - 12.  Adults do not need to register.
Ages: K-12. Younger well-behaved children are also welcome to attend.  
Sign up: Visit the event website here
Contact: Robin Zook: bkrjzook82@aol.com 

Cumberland County Historical Society:  Holiday Traditions:
What does Santa have in common with Ancient Rome? More than you might think. As Roman Armies spread across the world, their rituals intermingled with local traditions and were transformed. Germanic groups in America adapted their traditions to a new environment and constructed the Belsnickel. In time, through the work of Pennsylvania German artist Thomas Nast, the Belsnickel would be reborn as America’s most beloved gift giver, Santa Claus.