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New Jersey loves Christmas, and when you go to any small town, you’re likely to find some amazing decorations. Still, amid all the state’s spectacular Christmas towns, the best may be Mount Holly. This western Jersey township, not far from Philadelphia, gets into the spirit every year with a massive town-wide festival. The best way to see Mount Holly in full Christmas mode may be by taking the Mount Holly Holiday Home Tour. This holiday home tour in New Jersey is being held on December 10th this year, starting at 3PM. For a $15 advance ticket or a $20 day-and-date ticket, you can explore some of Mount Holly’s beautiful historic homes – each one decked out in its own unique Christmas decor. All sales benefit the Main Street Mount Holly foundation, and it’s a holiday event you won’t soon forget.

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Mount Holly Holiday House Tour

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Sat Dec 10 2022 at 03:00 pm to 08:00 pm

Vincent's Ice Cream Shop | Mount Holly, NJ

The house tour is a fun and festive way to celebrate the holiday season. This year our tour features homes and other locations throughout our historic downtown, decorated in all styles of Christmas, each with enough cheer to knock your stockings off. Proceeds benefit Main Street Mount Holly.

Wrist bands and tour booklets can be picked up at Vincent's Ice Cream at 54 High St. from 2:30 p.m. - 6 p.m. Tours will happen from 3 p.m. - 8 p.m.

Tickets are $15 per person (plus processing fee) through December 9th, $20 day-of/at the door.

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Unique holiday activity happens in Mt. Holly this weekend

By Chandler Lutz

December 9, 2022 / 6:58 PM EST / CBS Philadelphia

MT. HOLLY, N.J. (CBS) -- If you are looking for a unique holiday activity this weekend, CBS Philadelphia has an idea for you. Homes in a South Jersey town are opening their doors for some Christmas magic.

"If you like to see the way people decorate. We have all different kinds of houses and all different kinds of decorating styles," Jackie said.

Old homes, history and decor, that's what you'll find at this weekend's Holiday House Tour in Mt Holly.

"It's gotten bigger every year, the last two years we've had 500 people come through," Jackie said.

Vince and Jackie's house was built in 1910.

 "I walked in the door and I said 'this is it,' I knew it, I just felt it," Vince said.

The couple has spent years bringing new life into the Victorian home.

"It needed people to live here and do what we've done to it," Jackie said.

This year, they will celebrate their 15th Christmas in the house.

"I have a whole room in the basement called the Christmas room," Jackie said. "That's where I store all the decorations."

The decoration is a whole process. Every room has a color scheme. 

"Some of the houses are more simplistic and some of them are very elaborate," Jakie said. "It takes a couple weeks to do the whole house, morning to dinner time at least."

This year's Holiday House Tour has 17 participating homes and landmarks around town- several churches, a quaker meeting house and the John Woolman House.

The house tour is a fundraiser. It benefits the organization Main Street Mt. Holly which protects and enhances the historic downtown.

"Mt. Holly has recently been discovered by people and a lot of young families are coming into town," Vince said.

A walkable town where you'll also find the couple's ice cream shop on Main Street.

"Everyone always gives us an ice cream ornament," Jackie said.

The Holiday House Tour is happening this Saturday, Dec. 10 from 3 p.m. to 8 p.m.

Tickets can be purchased at some of the businesses in town and online.

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Mt. Holly Electric Christmas Parade Dec 16

Mount Holly’s Yule Love Mount Holly is a full calendar of holiday events. It features shopping, dining and exploring in Downtown Mount Holly all season long.

Check out our huge day-by-day list of holiday events in the Charlotte area! We update it every day!

Check there (and here!) for details as they’re announced. We don’t have the start and end times (and other details) yet, so this post is mainly a “save the dates” announcement, but here’s what we know so far:

Merry Market

Merry Market Friday, November 3, 2023, 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday, November 4, 2023, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The Grand Hall 400 E Central Avenue, Mt. Holly, NC

This is a large indoor artisan event. Friday night is a preview night, with $15 tickets. Admission in Saturday is free.

Miracle on Main Street

Miracle on Main Street Friday, December 1, 2023 6 to 10 p.m. Free

Enjoy the tree lighting ceremony, Santa, caroling and food trucks.

Enchantment in the Garden

Enchantment in the Garden Saturday, December 9, 2023 5 to 8:30 p.m. Mount Holly Community Garden 126 N Main Street, Mount Holly, NC Free

Stroll through the garden to view 52 beautifully decorated garden beds and enjoy the glow of luminaries. Live music, food trucks, and more. Bring your camera to capture your visit with Santa!

Electric Christmas Parade

Electric Christmas Parade Saturday, December 16th, 2023 6 p.m. Free

This is a colorful, light-filled parade that moves down Central Avenue and Main Street in historic Mount Holly.

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• Horse-drawn Carriage Rides
• Santa visits the Grand Hall

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10 Amazing Holiday House Tours in South Jersey

Celebrate the holiday season in South Jersey at a historical home, mansion, church, or museum! Holiday House Tours are taking place throughout the month of December and we have the perfect lineup for you that includes 18th, 19th and 20th century homes and buildings decorated for the season. Find inspirations for your holiday celebrations and enjoy an afternoon of history, culture, and fun!

1. Holiday House: Barclay Collections Unveiled Friday, November 30th | 12 PM – 9 PM Saturday, December 1st | 12 PM – 5 PM Sunday, December 2nd | 12 PM – 4 PM Barclay Farmstead, Cherry Hill

The Barclay Farmstead will be decorated, portraying the theme “Barclay Collections Unveiled,” and there will be something for everyone to enjoy! There will be a wine tasting available on Friday from 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM and light refreshments will be provided. A suggested donation of $5 at the door helps support the on-going restoration and award-winning programs.

2. Yuletide Tour Saturday, December 1st | 1 PM – 6 PM Historic Salem City

Visit historic Salem City as they host a full day of holiday festivities starting with the Magic of Christmas Parade, followed by the Annual Yuletide House Tour! Stroll through local historic homes, churches, and points of interest. Guests can shop for antiques, collectibles, and more in the town’s collection of stores. Later in the evening, enjoy the town tree lighting ceremony.

3. Bridgeton’s Holiday House Tour Saturday, December 1st | 1 PM – 7 PM Downtown Bridgeton

In a district that contains over 2,000 individual properties (NJ’s largest), Bridgeton’s Holiday House Tour offers a rare inside look at some of the best of the best. Visitors can tour over 15 holiday decorated historic homes, churches, shops, and public buildings conveniently located along a half-mile stretch of East and West Commerce Streets. All of the homes and buildings are on the National Register of Historic Places – some are individually listed and nationally marked.

4. Daily Victorian Christmas Tours December 3rd – 30th | 1 PM, 2 PM & 3 PM Historic Smithville Mansion, Eastampton

Smithville Mansion will reopen on December 2nd for the Victorian Holiday Celebration at Smithville Park and Daily Christmas Tours of the mansion will begin on December 3rd and continue through December 30th. A donation of $8 per adults and $7 for seniors and students is requested. During the holiday season, they also offer special evening candlelight tours ( click here to see dates ) and reservations are required.

5. Holiday House Tour Sunday, December 2nd | 3 PM – 7 PM City of Burlington

Get into the holiday spirit with the City of Burlington’s Holiday House Tour!  Visit private homes, churches, and historic buildings showcasing both interior and exterior decorating ideas.The event also features Santa, entertainment, merchant discounts, and much more! Afterwards, do some shopping in Burlington’s many boutiques or grab some grub from a local restaurant.

6. Candlelight Tours Friday, December 7th | 6 PM – 9 PM Saturday, December 8th | 3 PM – 9 PM Sunday, December 9th | 12M – 4 PM Whitall House, Red Bank Battlefield Park, National Park

Take a candlelit tour of the Whitall House at Red Bank Battlefield Park! Guests can enjoy the sights and sounds of the colonial period during the holiday season. For more information, call (856) 853-5120.

7. Woodstown Candlelight Tour Friday, December 7th | 6 PM – 10 PM Historic Downtown Woodstown Plan a visit to historic Woodstown for the 42nd Annual Woodstown Candlelight Tour. This charming village predates the Revolutionary War and is home to a number of Victorian residences and other structures. Get into the holiday spirit by spending the evening touring seasonally decorated homes, businesses, and churches! Visitors are also encouraged to shop at local merchants or at the annual craft fair located in Borough Hall. There will be carolers, homemade cookies, wassail, and a variety of other musical entertainments. Proceeds benefit the Pilesgrove-Woodstown Historical Society.

8. 45th Annual Christmas House Tour Saturday, December 8th | 2PM – 7PM Downtown Mullica Hill

You have driven past the beautiful historic houses of Mullica Hill many times and now you can see them from the inside during the 45th Annual Christmas House Tour! Local residents go all out to decorate their houses for the holidays and open their doors for your enjoyment, Tickets can be purchased prior to the event or the day of the tour. For more information, please contact Hazel at (856) 223-5440.

9. 50th Annual Christmas in Greenwich Holiday House Tour Sunday, December 9th | 12 PM – 5 PM Cumberland County Historical Society, Greenwich

Celebrate the holiday season in Greenwich on the Cohansey River with an afternoon of festive activities that are sure to fill your heart with Christmas warmth. As you begin your wintry afternoon at the authentically decorated 1730 Gibbon House, the wafting aroma of complete hearthside Christmas fare and gingerbread cookies will tickle your senses. Tour through the town’s well-manicured historic homes, buildings, and churches that will be decked in their Christmas finery. All the museums will be open during the afternoon as well. As you stroll along your self-guided tour, children will be able to visit Santa in his workshop and drop off their “wish list” letters. You will be able to warm your belly with delicious lunch, snacks, and baked goods available at several locations throughout the tour.

10. Haddonfield Holiday House Tour Thursday, December 13th | 10 AM – 4 PM & 5 PM – 9 PM Downtown Haddonfield

Don’t miss Haddonfield’s Annual Holiday House Tour presented by Interfaith Caregivers! Each of the six Haddonfield homes and Christ the King Church will be festively decorated for the holidays for all to see. Guests will see a unique mix of Colonial, Victorian, Four-Square, and bungalow homes. Tickets are $20 in advance and $25 on the day of the event.

Philly-area holiday house tours resume with a slightly altered format

Some sponsors have canceled for a second year, but others came up with creative alternatives to showcase the beauty of the season.

Lionel trains circling a miniature village and vintage crèches in Chestnut Hill ; a collection of 275 Santas in Ambler; a Hansel and Gretel gingerbread house on a Moorestown lawn; a Victorian tree decorated with lace ribbon, flocks of origami birds, and snowflakes in Blue Bell; a 1950s-themed tree with bubble lights and tinsel in Burlington City.

Every December for decades, visitors have flocked to beautifully decorated private homes around the region for holiday tours benefiting area nonprofits. Crowds came in the rain, snow, sleet, and freezing cold year in and year out — until 2020.

As with so many other activities last December, the danger of spreading coronavirus forced the cancellation of the beloved holiday tours.

» READ MORE: 2021 Philadelphia holiday events calendar

What about this year?

To prepare for the tours, sponsors have to line up houses months in advance, so this year, decisions had to be made while people were still getting their first vaccinations and then as the delta variant raged. Even with social distancing and masking, would owners be willing to open their homes? Would visitors come?

It was hard to know, so a number of tour sponsors came up with creative alternatives to showcase the beauty of the season. Other groups canceled tours again, including the Cumberland County Historical Society, Chadds Ford Historical Society, Historic Yorkshire Alliance in Burlington City, and Cooks Tour in Moorestown.

“This year, we did not want to lose the holiday tradition, but we did not want to diminish it by not having enough homes,” said Anne McNiff, director of the Chestnut Hill Community Association, which has sponsored 26 previous holiday tours. “We wanted to come back strong.”

Instead of opening a half-dozen houses to visitors, the association decided to host “A Twilight Toast to the Holidays” at just one grand house: the Norwood mansion, now part of the campus of Norwood-Fontbonne Academy on Germantown Avenue in Philadelphia.

The mansion was built in 1852 as a private residence but is now part of the Catholic school sponsored by the Sisters of St. Joseph in Chestnut Hill for preschool through eighth grade. The building is used for school offices and classrooms, and the former ballroom is now the school chapel.

For “A Twilight Toast,” the original dining room, used by students at lunchtime, will be filled with trees decorated by the children and local businesses, and lights will be strung on a two-story holly tree next to the porch.

Outside, wine and hors d’oeuvres will be served on the wraparound porch, and visitors can relax on Adirondack chairs near fire pits on the lawn. There will be musical entertainment.

The Chestnut Hill Community Association event is 4 to 6 p.m. on Saturday, Dec. 11. Tickets: $40, $30 for association members at chestnuthill.org or call 215-248-8810. Masks and social distancing are required inside Norwood mansion.

For its 71st annual tour, the Norristown Garden Club also opted out of engaging private homes and instead lined up five historic public buildings in northern Montgomery County to decorate. Visitors can peek inside the Hope Lodge, built in the 1740s by Samuel Morris, a Quaker entrepreneur; the Peter Wentz Farmstead and Pennypacker Mills, both used as headquarters by Gen. George Washington in the fall of 1777; Bethel Hill United Methodist Church, which celebrated its 250th anniversary in 2020; and Highlands Mansion, built in the late 1790s.

Garden club members typically spend weeks handcrafting holiday decorations from natural materials for participating homes. This year at Highlands Mansion , they will re-create a holiday wedding, a child’s Christmas, and more. The state-owned structure is rented out for weddings and social events. Also at Highlands, vendors will be selling an assortment of items, including botanical prints, jewelry, honey, and Christmas ornaments.

In past years, the tour has sold out in advance to over 1,000 visitors, said Jill Evans, a garden club board member. Proceeds fund scholarships for students who plan to study horticulture or related fields. This year, the tour has been extended over two days, instead of the typical second Friday in December, to account for social distancing and the lack of electrical lighting in some of the historic buildings.

The Norristown Garden Club tour is 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Thursday, Dec. 9, and Friday, Dec. 10. Tickets: $25 at norristowngardenclub.org . CDC guidelines on masks and social distancing will be enforced.

In 2019, Elfreth’s Alley Association’s “Deck the Alley” hosted 1,500 guests who walked through 10 rowhouses on Philadelphia’s most historic street and peered into 17 more from ribboned-off doorways.

This year, the association decided to keep everyone outside; all houses on the tour will be ribboned-off. Window boxes will be filled with lights and greenery and lampposts will have garlands of lights. Alley festivities will include carolers and refreshments, and the Elfreth’s Alley Museum will be open.

Visitors to the alley, where the 32 buildings date from the early 18th to the early 19th century, “often feel immersed in a different time” said association director Ted Maust. It could be Ben Franklin’s Philadelphia, Charles Dickens’ England, or Christmas morning with Louisa May Alcott’s Little Women, he said.

To encourage social distancing, Deck the Alley on Saturday, Dec. 4, will have two time slots, 3 to 5 p.m. and 5 to 7 p.m. Tickets: $25 at elfrethsalley.org . Masks are required inside the museum.

In Newtown, Bucks County, the historical association decided to include four private houses — three dating from the late 1800s and one dating from the late 1700s — as well as seven public buildings in this year’s tour. The association’s first house tour was in 1963 when visitors paid $1.50 to visit seven houses.

The public buildings participating this year are the 1769 Old Presbyterian Church and Sessions House; the Newtown Fire Association; the Newtown Library; the Newtown Historic Association Research Center; the Stocking Works, a former hosiery mill converted to an office complex; the newly renovated Newtown Theater, built in 1831; and the 18th-century Half Moon Inn , which Newtown Historic Association owns and maintains. Visitors to the inn will be entertained with music and colonial cooking demonstrations.

All sites are within easy walking distance of the town center.

Planning ahead, said Mary Jo Garner, the association’s recording secretary, “we already have homeowners booked for 2022, and we are looking to 2023.”

The Newtown Historical Association tour is 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, Dec. 4. Tickets: $30 at newtownhistoric.org. Tour groups will be small to maintain social distancing. Masks are required.

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Sponsors of the tours that were canceled in 2021 hope to be up and running again next year.

Members of the Virtua Memorial Hospital Auxiliaries, which sponsors the Cooks Tour in Moorestown, printed up “Save the Date” fliers and distributed them at Autumn in Moorestown, a community event in October, and a banner announcing the 2022 event is hanging over Main Street this holiday season.

The Cooks Tour name originated in the 1960s when wives of physicians at what was then Mount Holly Hospital decorated their kitchens for the holidays and sold gingerbread cookies to visitors, according to auxiliaries board president Althea Penncock. Eventually tours included other rooms in the homes.

Every year, Pennock said, “visitors marvel at the homeowners’ creativity.”

The 2022 Cooks Tour in Moorestown will be Wednesday, Dec. 7. Proceeds from the $25 tickets go to patient care. And as always, gingerbread cookies will be for sale.

Before the Historic Yorkshire Alliance tour was canceled in Burlington, N.J., the group’s president Harry Heck was looking forward to sharing his house again with visitors.

In the past, they have loved his toy soldiers and other antique toys, he said. He has trimmed trees with Victorian ornaments but found his 1950s-themed tree to be especially popular. Apparently many visitors share Heck’s childhood memories of trees decorated with bubble lights and tinsel.

He’s looking forward to resuming the tour in 2022.

“Being on the tour,” he said, “encourages me to do projects I have been putting off.”

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The Holly & The Ivy Holiday Homes Tour

December 10, 2022 @ 10:30 am - 3:30 pm.

This year’s Holly & Ivy is scheduled for Saturday, the 10 th of December 2022, from 10:30 am until 3:30 pm. The event gives folks the opportunity to see the interiors of six beautiful homes built in a range of styles and dates, decorated for the holidays in the downtown historic district of New Bern. In addition, this year the tour will include First Presbyterian Church, one of oldest church buildings in the state. The docent guided tours of these 7 incredible structures celebrate New Bern’s architectural history. Holly & Ivy is the signature event of the New Bern Woman’s Club with the proceeds supporting scholarships and contributions to numerous local charitable causes. “Save the Date” and watch for announcements when tickets sales begin in November at Bank of the Arts, Harris Teeter Stores in New Bern, and via PayPal on a will-call basis through the website, newbernwomansclub.com. For the price of a $15 ticket, Holly and Ivy is a fun holiday experience that is educational and includes a stop off at the designated Sugar Plum Treats House where cookies and cider will be served!

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