Festival of Trees
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Open House at the Historic Marvin House
Festival of Trees | November 19 | 4–7 p.m.
The historic Marvin House invites the public to its Festival of Trees Open House on November 19 from 4 to 7 p.m. at 2 W. Fifth Street in Jamestown. Admission is free, and everyone is welcome to experience the magic of the holiday season in this remarkable historic home.
Visitors can explore 12 beautifully decorated Christmas trees adorned with rare and distinctive ornaments donated by a lifelong collector. Seven trees will be displayed on the first floor and five on the second floor. Also look for eight festive wreaths, and seven mantels decorated with Santas and Christmas nutcrackers throughout the house.
Guests can enjoy the charm and character of the historic home, surrounded by seasonal decorations, holiday music, Christmas cookies, and beverages. Handicap access and assistance will be available to help visitors enjoy this special holiday experience.
Whether drawn to cherished Christmas traditions, vintage collectibles, or festive holiday décor, visitors will discover something special at the Marvin House’s Festival of Trees.
This year, the Marvin House celebrates its Diamond Jubilee — 75 years of empowering and celebrating women in Chautauqua County. In December 1951, 400 women became charter members of the Elizabeth Warner Marvin Community House, fulfilling Elizabeth’s wish that her home serve as a gathering place for women’s organizations dedicated to education, civic engagement, and the moral, mental, and creative improvement of women.
Seventy-five years later, Elizabeth’s legacy lives on in a welcoming place where women gather, ideas flourish, history is preserved, and community connections grow.
The Festival of Trees is one of the special events planned to commemorate this milestone anniversary and honor Elizabeth Warner Marvin’s enduring legacy.
The Marvin House is a stunning example of E.G.W. Dietrich’s Shingle Style architecture, where distinctive architectural elements blend to create a home of remarkable character and charm. Concerned about the future of her beloved home, Elizabeth Marvin took steps to preserve her legacy through a bequest in her will. Following her death in 1950, the women of Jamestown established the Marvin Community House, ensuring that her vision would continue for generations to come.
For more information, please contact the Marvin House:
The Marvin House
2 W. Fifth Street
Jamestown, NY
Phone: 716-488-6206
Email: [email protected]
Festival of Trees | November 19 | 4–7 p.m.
The historic Marvin House invites the public to its Festival of Trees Open House on November 19 from 4 to 7 p.m. at 2 W. Fifth Street in Jamestown. Admission is free, and everyone is welcome to experience the magic of the holiday season in this remarkable historic home.
Visitors can explore 12 beautifully decorated Christmas trees adorned with rare and distinctive ornaments donated by a lifelong collector. Seven trees will be displayed on the first floor and five on the second floor. Also look for eight festive wreaths, and seven mantels decorated with Santas and Christmas nutcrackers throughout the house.
Guests can enjoy the charm and character of the historic home, surrounded by seasonal decorations, holiday music, Christmas cookies, and beverages. Handicap access and assistance will be available to help visitors enjoy this special holiday experience.
Whether drawn to cherished Christmas traditions, vintage collectibles, or festive holiday décor, visitors will discover something special at the Marvin House’s Festival of Trees.
This year, the Marvin House celebrates its Diamond Jubilee — 75 years of empowering and celebrating women in Chautauqua County. In December 1951, 400 women became charter members of the Elizabeth Warner Marvin Community House, fulfilling Elizabeth’s wish that her home serve as a gathering place for women’s organizations dedicated to education, civic engagement, and the moral, mental, and creative improvement of women.
Seventy-five years later, Elizabeth’s legacy lives on in a welcoming place where women gather, ideas flourish, history is preserved, and community connections grow.
The Festival of Trees is one of the special events planned to commemorate this milestone anniversary and honor Elizabeth Warner Marvin’s enduring legacy.
The Marvin House is a stunning example of E.G.W. Dietrich’s Shingle Style architecture, where distinctive architectural elements blend to create a home of remarkable character and charm. Concerned about the future of her beloved home, Elizabeth Marvin took steps to preserve her legacy through a bequest in her will. Following her death in 1950, the women of Jamestown established the Marvin Community House, ensuring that her vision would continue for generations to come.
For more information, please contact the Marvin House:
The Marvin House
2 W. Fifth Street
Jamestown, NY
Phone: 716-488-6206
Email: [email protected]
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