The History of Santa Claus House in North Pole Alaska
A historical look at how North Pole Alaska grew from Don Miller’s trading post to a Christmas hub. It traces Santa Claus lore from St Nicholas to Coca Cola’s 1931 campaign, noting the town’s origin near Fairbanks and its annual holiday culture.
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Mom
Dad
North Pole
Jesus
Fairbanks
Alaska
Richardson Highway
Don Miller
Alaskan
Miller
Kris Kringle
Santa Claus
Ome
Father Christmas
Asia Minor
St. Nicholas
Europe
Odin
New World
St. Nick
Clement C. Moore
More
Santa
Thomas Nast
Harper’s Weekly
Coca Cola
Santa Claus House
Christmas carols under BC Legislature political correctness
MLA columnist criticizes Victoria's bid to replace religious Christmas carols with multicultural non sacred music in the Legislature. He cites anger among British Columbians, notes past NDP moves on prayers, and argues Christmas should remain a religious observance amid calls for greater religious tolerance.
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Jack Weisgerber
Victoria
NDP
Jesus
Newcombe Singers Choir
Jean Dunphy
Christ
Robin Blencoe
Reform BC
Santa land deeds and letters offered from North Pole
The CHETWYND ECHO describes a Christmas promotion by Santa Claus House in Alaska offering deeds to a one square inch claim on the North Pole for $3.50 or a personally addressed greeting from Santa. Envelopes bear North Pole Alaska Santa's Official Mail. Don Miller and the Santa Claus House are cited.
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North Pole
Alaska
Santa Claus
Don Miller
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