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Where Santa Claus lives

Updated Jun 26, 2025
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Where Santa Claus lives
This photo was taken circa 1900 and is called "Where Santa Claus lives".
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Happy Christmas Eve! Wishing you all of the joy and fulfilled expectations of this special season. (Christmas 1900)
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12/24/2021
Who sees the occult reference here in plain sight?
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12/24/2021
I can feel her wonder! ❤️😊
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Lived in a lot of boarding houses in the early to mid-1940's. No home with a chimney until 1950, but by then I no longer believed in Santa Claus!
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