Every year since 1942, Chicago's Museum of Science and Industry has displayed Christmas trees from around the world, decorated by volunteers from the city's ethnic communities. That first year, the exhibit consisted of one tree decorated by volunteers from 12 countries as a salute to American allies during World War II. Now, 67 years later, the museum is filled with more than 50 trees that reflect holiday traditions from around the world. Additionally, Holidays of Light, in its 13th year, is a display that celebrates the traditions of Chinese New Year, Diwali, Kwanzaa, Ramadan, Hanukkah, Visakha Puja Day and St. Lucia Day. This gallery is a collection of Eastern European Christmas tree images.
- Christmas Trees Around the World at MSIThe Main Tree at Chicago's Museum of Science and Industry
- Belarus Christmas Tree DecorationsPhoto of Belarus Christmas Tree
- Closeup of Belarus Christmas Tree DecorationsPhoto of Straw Ornaments on Belarus Christmas Tree
- A Closeup of Belarus Christmas OrnamentPhoto of Belarus Christmas Ornament
- Christmas Tree of Bosnia-HerzegovinaPhoto of a Christmas Tree from Bosnia-Herzegovina
- Closeup of Decorations on Christmas Tree from Bosnia-HerzegovinaPhoto Closeup of Bosnia-Herzegovina Christmas Tree
- Bulgarian Christmas TreePhoto of Bulgarian Christmas Tree
- Closeup of Bulgarian Christmas OrnamentsPhoto Closeup of Bulgarian Christmas Ornaments
- Croatian Christmas TreePhoto of a Croatian Christmas Tree
- Closeup of Croatian Christmas DecorationsPhoto Closeup of Croatian Christmas Tree Decorations
- Another Closeup of Croatian Christmas Tree DecorationsPhoto Closeup of Croatian Christmas Tree Decorations
- Czech Republic Christmas TreePhoto of Czech Republic Christmas Tree
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