The
Lancaster
Texas Heritage
Park Foundation is

a non-profit organization
dedicated to the illumination
and beautification of Lancaster's

public spaces  -  for all seasons - 
for all citizens  -  beginning with
Heritage
Park.

 


The Foundation
presents "Lancaster Lights & Tour of Homes" on the first Saturday of December each year.  Visit our Tour of Homes page for more information about this year's events
.

Click on any title below to jump down the page to see photos from Christmas festivities in previous years.

Lancaster Lights & Tour of Homes

Christmas Open House at the MKT Depot

Christmas in Old Towne Lancaster

Lancaster Lights & Tour of Homes

Photos in this section © 12/01/06 by Denise Tarango.
All rights reserved.

 


Santa welcomes guests from the front porch of this 2009 Tour Home.


2009 Tour Home on Quail Run

   


City's Official Christmas Tree
2006


Heritage Park
2006

 


Preview Party Host - 2009
Tour Home - 2006


Preview Party Host - 2009
Tour Home - 2006

 

2009 Tour Home on Dallas Avenue
 

2009 Tour Home on Dallas Avenue
 


2006 Tour Home on Dallas Avenue

 


Back Porch Display at
2009 Tour Home on Dallas Avenue

       
Outdoor Display at 2009 Tour Home on Quail Run

   

2007 Tour Home on Dallas Avenue

 
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Christmas Open House at the MKT Depot

Hosted by the Lancaster Historical Society

 
Photos in this section © 12/02/06 by Lynnette Lakey Taff.
All rights reserved.
 


The historic train depot first opened in December 1888.


LHS members welcomed dozens of visitors to the historic MKT Depot with homemade cookies, hot apple cider, and hot chocolate.

 


The City of Lancaster displayed the "Lancaster Express," a perennial favorite with Lancaster's children, at the MKT Depot.  You can see the railroad crossing sign in the right/rear of the photo.

 
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Christmas in Old Towne Lancaster

The City of Lancaster works with several non-profit organizations to organize a variety of holiday activities in December, including the annual parade, the history of which goes back more than 50 years.  

  
Photos in this section © 12/09/06 by Lancaster High School student Tamar Price.
All rights reserved.
  

Lancaster Lions Club has organized the annual
 Christmas parade for many years.

The Lancaster High School Band is another staple of the Christmas parade.
 

The Lancaster Senior Center folks brought their rocking chairs along on their parade float!

These little angels represented a local church youth group.
  

The Lancaster City Council squeezed into this wagon pulled by a team of miniature horses.
  

The Greater Southwest Shrine Club float was ablaze with lights.

This 4-wheeling clown was part of the Shrine Club entry, and brought smiles to all.
 

The Girl Scouts were all smiles as they waited their turn to join the parade.

Santa and Mrs. Claus took a ride on the Lancaster Fire Department's antique truck.
 

"A Class Act Dance Troupe" provided live entertainment on the Historic Town Square.

Nell Mazoch (president of the Heritage Park Foundation) and Mayor & Mrs. Joe Tillotson congratulate one another on the beautiful results of the Foundation's efforts to illuminate Lancaster's public spaces, beginning with Heritage Park.
 

Lancaster musician Charles Gunn performs on the historic pipe organ at First Presbyterian Church of Lancaster.

The youth from Harvest Time Church created a live nativity, with help from members of First Methodist Church.
 
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For more information about this year's Christmas activities, check out our Visitors & Tourism website at:

For questions, call the Lancaster Chamber of Commerce at (972) 227-2579 or send an e-mail message to  .  

 

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