Weather doesn’t stop Christmas Spirit at Olde Fashioned Christmas

Mrs. Claus folds up the ladder for this round of horse drawn wagon rides around downtown.

This little girl was all smiles when meeting Santa at the Remsen Heritage Museum during the Olde Fashioned Christmas Celebration. Santa's elves helped hand out candy cane treats to all who visited with Santa.

The beautiful Christmas tree in the center square of downtown, donated by Ellen Ruhland, was lit by Santa at 6:15 p.m. on Monday, December 4, during the Olde Fashioned Christmas Celebration. The wind and snow didn't stop this gorgeous tree from shining.

American Bank served an array of meats and cheeses, plus some hot chocolate and coffee.

This boy lets Santa have a look at his list for Christmas.

The cookie exchange took place at the VFW on Monday night, December 4.

Elementary students from Remsen St. Mary's sang some carols by the fire pits to start off. 

Though the weather outside was a little frightful, the fire pits, tended by the Remsen Fire Department, were very delightful at keeping Olde Fashioned Christmas guests warm.

Though the weather outside was a little frightful, the fire pits, tended by the Remsen Fire Department, were very delightful at keeping Olde Fashioned Christmas guests warm.

Wraps and other fun treats were had by people at J & W Variety/ Melander's.

Children picked out presents for their parents and loved ones at the Kids Korner, which was held in the building north of the City Council Chambers.

Klein Realty & Auction served some wine, meat, cheese, and crackers during the Christmas festivities.

Leanne West at Leanne's Styles & More sells some glow jewelry to children at her store.

The line for Santa was long at the Remsn Heritage Museum.

This little girl signs up for a drawing at Perfect Petal. Many drawings were held throughout the downtown area for Olde Fashioned Christmas.

The RSM basketball team helped children decorate cookies in the building north of the City Council Chambers.

Thompson, Phipps, & Thompson Law Firm had many fun treats for guests of all ages to enjoy.