Lighted snowflakes of different colors have been refurbished by the Pottawatomie County Historical Society and are on display on the western and southern sides of the Paul and Ann Milburn Center in Shawnee. Museum Director Ken Landry said they were given 50 snowflakes from the City of Shawnee last year, and they have all but four restored. Of those, 36 are on display at the museum, and they loaned 10 to SEFF for their Santa float.
The Pottawatomie County Historical Society upgraded their holiday light show in front of the Paul and Ann Milburn Center with 300 more lights on ground pixel stakes and improvements paid for with donations this year, according to their Facebook page. They also restored the "Joy to the World" and "Peace on Earth" decorations from Woodland Veterans Park and added them to the northern side of the museum.
Martin Kamm, of Shawnee, sings Christmas songs during the Carols & Cocoa event held at Woodland Veterans Park on Dec. 19. The IBC Ensemble, Miranda Mulkey, and Dr. Mitch Wolf also performed that evening, and free cocoa was provided by the Shawnee Parks and Recreation employees. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan
Miranda Mulkey performs during the Carols & Cocoa event held at Woodland Veterans Park on Dec. 19. The IBC Ensemble, Martin Kamm, and Dr. Mitch Wolf also sang that evening, and free cocoa was provided by the Shawnee Parks and Recreation employees. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan
Shawnee Parks and Recreation employees Josiah Melton and Cord Bender serve free cocoa with marshmallows during the Carols & Cocoa event held at Woodland Veterans Park on Dec. 19. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan
Dr. Mitch Wolf jazzes up some Christmas songs, as he plays keyboard, during the Carols & Cocoa event held at Woodland Veterans Park on Dec. 19. The IBC Ensemble, Miranda Mulkey, and Martin Kamm also performed that evening, and free cocoa was provided by the Shawnee Parks and Recreation employees. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan
Lighted snowflakes of different colors have been refurbished by the Pottawatomie County Historical Society and are on display on the western and southern sides of the Paul and Ann Milburn Center in Shawnee. Museum Director Ken Landry said they were given 50 snowflakes from the City of Shawnee last year, and they have all but four restored. Of those, 36 are on display at the museum, and they loa...
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