Celebrating the U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree’s Visit
The Inter-Mountain photo by Edgar Kelley The U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree, which was harvested in Randolph County, visited downtown Elkins Saturday on its way to Washington, D.C. by truck.
The Inter-Mountain photo by Brad Johnson The holiday-loving ‘Elfkins’ Planning Team was among the organizers of Saturday’s U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree celebration in downtown Elkins, which was attended by hundreds of individuals.
The Inter-Mountain photo by Edgar Kelley ‘Elfkins’ volunteers prepare to take part in the mini-parade, beginning at the Jennings Randolph Federal Building, that kicked off Saturday’s U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree celebration.
The Inter-Mountain photo by Brad Johnson Elkins High School majorettes led the band for the U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree celebration, which was made up of musicians from EHS, Tygarts Valley High School and Elkins Middle School.
The Inter-Mountain photo by Edgar Kelley The U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree, which was harvested in Randolph County, visited downtown Elkins Saturday on its way to Washington, D.C. by truck.
The Inter-Mountain photo by Brad Johnson The holiday-loving ‘Elfkins’ Planning Team was among the organizers of Saturday’s U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree celebration in downtown Elkins, which was attended by hundreds of individuals.
The Inter-Mountain photo by Edgar Kelley ‘Elfkins’ volunteers prepare to take part in the mini-parade, beginning at the Jennings Randolph Federal Building, that kicked off Saturday’s U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree celebration.
The Inter-Mountain photo by Brad Johnson Elkins High School majorettes led the band for the U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree celebration, which was made up of musicians from EHS, Tygarts Valley High School and Elkins Middle School.