A 1950s Vintage Hoosier Holiday

When the iconic movie “White Christmas” was released in 1954, it captured the essence of a romantic, nostalgic Christmas and continues to enchant audiences to this day. The spirit of “White Christmas” can still be experienced at the Clark County Museum in Indiana this holiday season.

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Join us to:

• See actual “White Christmas” artifacts from the Rosemary Clooney Museum.
• View trees, lights, and other decorations from the era of Hoosier Christmases some 70 years ago.
• Explore multimedia and room settings from that place and time.
• Experience music, history, family ornament-making, and help us create a wall of snowflakes.
• Enjoy photo opportunities with the museum’s antique sleigh and other photo spots, including occasional visits from Santa.
• Purchase commemorative boxes of Schimpff’s Confectionery “White Christmas” candy and other gift shop items.
• Support homeless and inadequately housed veterans in our community by bringing basic toiletry items, winter gloves, scarves, or hats; non-perishable food items, and other basic supplies for distribution through “Operation Waverly.”