2025 Christmas in the Mansion Wrapes Up

The Wells County Historical Society would like to thank all of the individuals and businesses who contributed to making the 2025 “Christmas in the Mansion” a beautiful place to visit during the holiday season. Thank you to all of the volunteers who assisted in hosting the visitors to the museum.

Thanks also to the volunteers who played holiday music on the piano and to the volunteers who made cookies and treats that were served during the Parlor City Christmas event at the museum. It takes many hands for the event to be a success. Thank you.

Shown below are the decorated trees, numbers 1-18 that were displayed during this year’s four weekend, “Christmas in the Mansion.”

Tree # 1 – Front Window and Porch. Decorated by the Bargin Hut.

Tree #2 – Grand Stairway and Lobby. Decorated by the Wells County Historicial Society and the Wells County Genealogy Society.

Tree #3 – Medical Room Window. Decorated by Family Centered Services (FCS) and Mentor Moms.

Tree #4 – Medical Room Table Top. Decorated by Antique Engine Rebuilding and Missy Behning.

Tree #5 – West Room, north corner. Decorated by 2020 Custom Molded Plastics.

Tree #6 – West Room, west wall window. Decorated by Hadley Davis.

Tree # 7 – West Room, center west wall. Decorated by Lori Davis and Kendra Davis.

Tree #8 – West Room, right of exit door. Decorated by A Perfect Blend & Psi Iota Xi Sorority.

Tree # 9 – West Room, south window by the piano. Decorated by the Broken Vessel.

Tree # 10 – West Room, east wall center. Decorated by Family Centered Services (FCS) and the Closet.

Tree # 11 – West Room Display Case & Tree. Decorated by Cari Whicker.

Tree # 12 – The Parlor Room. Decorated by Cindy Hedges.

Tree # 13 – The Dinning Room. Decorated by the Posy Pot.

Tree # 14 – The Deam Room, north wall. Decorated by the Hott Family Dentistry.

Tree # 15 – The Deam Room, counter top north. Purple Iris Tree. Decorated by Marsha Hotopp.

Tree # 16 – The Deam Room, counter top south. A Retro Christmas.

Tree # 17 – The Phone Booth. In memory of Nora LaVine. From your loving daughters.

Tree 18 – Back Hallway to the Kitchen. Decorated by Celia Behning.