The Christmas Light Show at the West Virginia State Farm Museum is open through Dec. 20.
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Several tractors on the grounds of the West Virginia State Farm Museum are decorated for Christmas.
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The Register newspaper office aglow for the holidays.
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Several tractors on the grounds of the West Virginia State Farm Museum are decorated for Christmas.
Beth Sergent | OVP
Several tractors on the grounds of the West Virginia State Farm Museum are decorated for Christmas.
Beth Sergent | OVP
The Christmas Light Show at the West Virginia State Farm Museum is open through Dec. 20.
Beth Sergent | OVP
The nativity scene inside the Blacksmith Shop.
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The Register newspaper office aglow for the holidays.
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The doctor’s office decorated in time for Christmas.
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Santa waits at the end of the driveway, wishing visitors to the farm museum a Merry Christmas.
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POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. — Call it an unexpected Christmas gift.
Typically the Christmas Light Show hosted by the West Virginia State Farm Museum is illuminated for a limited time only but this year, the museum’s board extended the duration and visitors have until Dec. 20 to take in the display, open nightly from 6-9 p.m.
As previously reported the board stated “due to popular demand” they decided to continue the show for an extra week.
The event is drive-thru only this year but visitors can still go back in time as they view the nativity scene in the Blacksmith Shop, the Farmall and John Deere tractors aglow and more. Also, Santa waits at the end of the loop, wishing a socially-distant “Merry Christmas” to all.
The event is free, but donations are appreciated.
Beth Sergent and Kayla (Hawthorne) Dunham contributed to this story.
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