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The train provided by Kahle’s Kitchens Railroad gave dozens of people attending the Christmas Kickoff Celebration a ride around Brookville’s Main Street.
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Santa and Mrs. Claus came to town Friday evening in the Christmas Kickoff Celebration parade, to visit with youngsters following the parade.
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Amelia Stewart, of Erie, chose a large snowflake to decorate at the Christmas cookie booth. Amelia was in town to visit her grandma, Karen Shriver.
A float of inflatables
A float filled with inflatables made its way down Main Street for the annual Brookville Holiday Association’s Christmas parade last Friday.
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These holiday characters added color and charm to the festivities on Brookville's Main Street Friday night.
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Charlotte (right) and Evelyn Gelnette said their favorite tree at this year's Christmas Tree Lane is the Winter Wonderland decorated by Northside's kindergarten students. Evelyn made one of the hearts decorating the tree. Christmas Tree Lane will be open on the next two weekends; there is no admission charge.
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Festive holiday music in the style of Frank Sinatra and Mel Torme entertained Main Street's crowds Friday night before the Christmas Kickoff Celebration parade began. Performing were Erich Cawalla and members of The Uptown Band from the Lancaster area.
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Dozens of youngsters enjoyed creating colorful Christmas decorations Friday evening at the booth sponsored by the Rebecca M. Arthurs Memorial Library.
Best view of the parade
Local business owners took advantage of having a bird’s eye view of the parade, watching the parade with their family from the second floor windows of DeMans.
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Mrs. Claus
Mrs. Claus rides in to town just ahead of Santa Claus during the Brookville Holiday Association's Christmas Parade on Friday.
The Grinch and Max
The Grinch rode through the Christmas parade on Friday, accompanied by his sidekick “Max” the dog.
The Grinch and Max
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A bright red stocking to be filled with treats by Santa Claus is what Bentley Myers chose at the face painting booth during Brookville's Christmas Kickoff Celebration.
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Dozens of families enjoyed a ride around Main Street Friday evening in the train provided by Kahle’s Kitchens Railroad.
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Brookville High School's cheerleaders had lively holiday cheers to excite the crowd as they marched in the Christmas parade.
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Rowan Ishman had a big smile for Santa as she told him what she hopes to find under her Christmas tree.
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The Sarvey Duck and Elf Erin drew lots of smiles and hugs from the children as they marched in the Christmas Kickoff Celebration parade Friday evening.
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Therapy dogs Abe and Gabby found lots of things to enjoy at the Christmas Kickoff Celebration in downtown Brookville Friday evening.
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Brookville’s community Christmas tree was lighted Friday night as the Christmas Kickoff Celebration parade was ready to begin. The tree is located on the courthouse lawn and was donated by Silverado Tree Service.
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A live Nativity from the Brookville Church of God was included in this year’s Christmas parade in downtown Brookville.
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Lonnie Ishman said he always enjoys the Bowdish display at the Jefferson County History Center, because there is always something new to see. The museum was open Friday night for Brookville's Christmas Kick-off Celebration.
