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Christmas tree at the Temperance Hall 1845

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Christmas tree at the Temperance Hall 1845

Christmas tree, also described as a Tree of Love, by The Illustrated London News, erected on the stage at the Temperance Hall by the London Mission Society who were giving a Christmas celebration for 400 children. The ILN discusses the tree in detail, describing how it was traditional in Germany and hung with fruit and presents.
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A Festive Delight: The Christmas Tree at Temperance Hall, 1845 This enchanting image, published by The Illustrated London News in November 1845, captures the magic of the first recorded Christmas tree in England. The tree, also known as the "Tree of Love," was erected on the stage of the Temperance Hall by the London Mission Society as part of their annual Christmas celebration for 400 children. The custom of decorating trees during the festive season was originally a German tradition, but it gained popularity in England following this event. The tree at Temperance Hall was adorned with an array of colorful fruits, candles, and presents, creating a breathtaking sight that captivated the children in attendance. The Illustrated London News described the tree in great detail, noting the "bright apples, oranges, lemons, and other fruits, interspersed with large gilded nuts, and glittering toys, all suspended from the branches." The tree was also decorated with "numerous little candles," which added to the warm and inviting atmosphere of the celebration. The London Mission Society's Christmas tree marked a significant moment in English history, as it introduced a new and beloved holiday tradition. The image of the tree, with its vibrant decorations and joyful children, continues to evoke the spirit of the season and the enduring power of community and generosity.

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