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Where does Dartmouth’s annual Christmas tree come from?

For the past 18 years, trees placed in the middle of the Dartmouth Green at Christmas have come from all over the Upper Valley, usually donated by an area family. The donor family is then invited to flip the switch that lights the tree at the annual tree lighting ceremony each December. This year, though, the tree is coming from College-owned property, due to a shortage of available suitable trees from the area. If a community member has a large tree on their property that they would like to donate, they should contact Dartmouth’s Facilities Operations and Management office at 603-646-2485.

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Last updated: 12/05/07