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2002 Nantucket Christmas Stroll — The 2002 Nantucket Christmas Stroll was one of the better strolls of the 2002 – 2007 timeframe. The weather was clear and cold, it was well attended, and the "find your twin and win" game was held on Main Street.



2002 Nantucket Christmas Stroll

Brant Point Lighthouse decorated with the traditional wreath and red bow...
The Nantucket Wildflower Farm Truck selling Christmas items instead of the usual summer flowers....
Main Street closed off and very crowded on Saturday. Wall to wall people enjoying the Christmas Stroll....
Waiting for Santa on straight wharf. Quiz question of the day — How many people can fit on Straight Wharf????
Santa arrives on the 47 foot motor life vessel "Brant Point". The Coast Guard station was open for tours on Saturday. This boat is something to see!!!
Too many people for Santa to get off the boat....
The crowd greets Santa as he steps off the boat...
Check out the makeup on this guy!!!
The horse and buggy arrives to pick up Santa and take him up Main Street...
Heading for the Pacific National Bank to spend the afternoon talking with the kids....
The Town Crier, Curtis Barnes, was all over town ringing his bell....even inside the Rose & Crown Pub.... Click here to see what Curtis thinks of Nantucket summer visitors.
Even Bagpipe music....
The Atheneum (library) looks very festive at night.....
Jared (A Nantucket Explorer) and Justin (from Connecticut) were one of the pairs that won the "Find Your Twin and Win" game. They each won a Nantucket Stroll canvas bag.
Nantucket High School's honors chorus, the Accidentals and the Naturals, directed by Barbara Elder caroling in front of the Gazebo at the Tavern.
Carolers in period dress performing in front of the Pacific National Bank on Saturday evening.
Christmas trees lined Centre Street.....
Along with Main Street too...
More of Main Street Saturday evening....
The ferry leaving for Hyannis on Sunday was very crowded. There were a few brave souls who sat outside on the upper deck all the way to Hyannis....

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