Views from National Christmas Center, Christmas Museum and Family Attraction
Christmas Museum in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania
Showing posts with label Christmas museum. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Christmas museum. Show all posts
Monday, April 20, 2009
Tuesday, April 24, 2007
Virtual Tour of Woolworth's 5 & 10!
What do you think of the virtual tour of Woolworth's 5&10? http://www.nationalchristmascenter.com/exhibits/htm/woolworth.htm
The panoramic tour was created by Mike Sabol,(717)917-2563.
He says National Christmas Center is the first attraction in Lancaster County to offer a full-screen virtual tour. Mike is working on putting "hot spots" in the tour, where you can zoom in for a hi-resolution look at the merchandise.
The panoramic tour was created by Mike Sabol,(717)917-2563.
He says National Christmas Center is the first attraction in Lancaster County to offer a full-screen virtual tour. Mike is working on putting "hot spots" in the tour, where you can zoom in for a hi-resolution look at the merchandise.
Friday, March 23, 2007
Welcome to National Christmas Center!
So glad you stopped by! Step into our blog and learn about National Christmas Center, a one-of-a-kind family attraction and museum. We have over 20,000 square feet of Christmas exhibits - all indoors, and open to the public weekends in March and April, then daily May through the New Year.
Have you visited us? Post your comments here!
Just discovering us? Check us out online!
Have you visited us? Post your comments here!
Just discovering us? Check us out online!
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Walk from "Nazareth" to "Bethlehem" in The First Christmas
Life-sized figures and realistic scenery transport you back in time over 2000 years. Journey with Mary and Joseph. See a typical home of the time and a humble carpenter's shop. Navigate through a caravansary - an oasis marketplace, a rest stop for weary travelers. Experience the dangers of the journey, and be awed by the appearance of a glowing angel. Hear Latin and Aramaic being spoken, and listen to the music of the time. Join the shepherds' trek and at the end of the journey, in a humble grotto, behold the birth of Christ.