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What Happens to the Rockefeller Center Christmas Trees After?

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Last updated: 2023/12/18 at 11:43 PM
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In the heart of bustling Manhattan, amidst towering skyscrapers and labyrinthine streets, stands an enduring symbol of tradition and holiday spirit: the Rockefeller Center Christmas tree. It all began in 1931 when a group of men working on excavation for the iconic Rockefeller Center decided to inject cheer into their arduous work by erecting the site’s first Christmas tree, a majestic 20-foot balsam fir adorned with garlands and tinfoil ends of blasting caps.

In 1933, the idea of a grand tree at Rockefeller Center was born, marking the inception of an annual tradition that has stood the test of time. But the tradition’s roots run even deeper; back in 1931, the same year work on Rockefeller Center began, a Christmas tree was planted, marking the seed for future holiday celebrations.

Today, the Rockefeller Center Christmas tree is a beacon of holiday cheer that captures the imagination of visitors from around the world. The selection process for the tree is rigorous, and once chosen, it undergoes a magnificent transformation with thousands of LED lights and a dazzling array of ornaments.

But the tree’s journey doesn’t end with the holiday season. The wood from the Norway Spruces used as the iconic trees is repurposed by Tishman Speyer into beams for Habitat for Humanity. Every year, the lumber from the Christmas trees becomes a vital contributor to the construction of Habitat homes across the United States.

This tradition has touched many communities, creating a tapestry of interconnected lives. Each tree from the Rockefeller Center has played a role in building homes for families in need, capturing the essence of the tree’s enduring magic.

Beyond building homes, the tree’s legacy extends to mulching and composting, artistic and creative reuse, and public display. It continues to inspire a multitude of heartwarming endeavors that capture the essence of its enduring magic. The Rockefeller Center Christmas tree truly represents the spirit of the holiday season and the power of community giving.

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