Easton, Pennsylvania: America's First Christmas Tree
A sign proclaims that in 1816 Easton became the first American town with a Christmas tree.
Scott Park
- Address:
- Larry Holmes Drive, Easton, PA
- Directions:
- Scott Park. On the east side of Larry Holmes Drive, overlooking the Delaware River, just south of the Northampton Street Bridge.
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Although the claim is disputed, this sign stakes Easton, Pennsylvania's, claim to be the birthplace of what is arguably the most popular Christmas tradition.
[Aaron, 07/03/2023]Nearby Offbeat Places
Larry Holmes: The Easton Assassin, Easton, PA - < 1 mi.
The Crayola Experience: Crayola Factory, Easton, PA - < 1 mi.
Large Bicycle, Easton, PA - < 1 mi.In the region:
Metal Ribbon Ben Franklin, Philadelphia, PA - 51 mi.
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The blue spruce tree behind the sign was planted in 1987 by Easton's mayor to support the town's claim-to-fame.