When you think of the holidays, what’s a movie that comes to mind?
Manhattan resident Doug “Chappie” Chapman always has been a big fan of Disney’s “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.” The 1937 film’s cast of characters in cutout form can be found outside of 508 N. Juliette Ave., historically known as the Mansfield House.
Zig-zagged strings of Christmas lights line down Oregon Lane in Manhattan. The state streets neighborhood’s tradition of stringing the lights started over 20 years ago. Staff photo by Lewis Marien4414 Brookes Court east of Manhattan features a projected Santa Claus in the upstairs windows, plus a Christmas lights show synced to music that can be heard on 88.3 FM. Staff photo by Lewis Marien
4414 Brookes Court east of Manhattan. Video by Lewis Marien
Patriotism and sports fandom, plus a Nativity scene as well as Christmas lights help fill the front yard of 114 S. Sixth St. in Manhattan. Staff photo by Lewis Marien4420 Kauffman Drive in Manhattan is nicknamed “The Blue House” for its all-blue lights display. Staff photo by Lewis MarienKatie’s Way at 720 Poyntz Ave. near downtown Manhattan lights up with Christmas cheer. Staff photo by Lewis Marien
The Festival of Lights display at Blue Earth Plaza in Manhattan features the tallest Christmas tree in Kansas, plus a light tunnel. Staff photo by Lewis MarienA Christmas lights show runs from 5:30 to 10:30 p.m. every night at University Christian Church, 2800 Claflin Road in Manhattan. Music is synced to 97.1 FM. Staff photo by Lewis Marien
