Charlie Brown Christmas Tree Tradition Near Red River
The Charlie Brown Christmas Tree tradition continues along Highway 83 north of the Red River in Collingsworth County. A wooden sign once read Charlie Brown's Christmas Tree, later replaced in 2002 by a keeper from Sumnerwood now in Lela Lake. The annual display invites holiday travelers and prompts readers to contact the Wellington Leader for more history.
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