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This December’s lighting of the National Christmas Tree will mark the beginning of a second century of celebration.

In his Dec. 24, 1983 radio address to the nation, President Ronald Reagan recounted George Washington's crossing of the Delaware River in 1776, which changed the course of U.S. history; praised Americans for their generosity; and talked about Christmas as the "birthday of the Prince of Peace" who, for millions of us, "is divine."

The mural, painted by local artist Beverly Caputo, depicts several dolphins playing in the surf.

.In his Dec. 24, 1983 radio address to the nation, President Ronald Reagan recounted George Washington's crossing of the Delaware River in 1776, which changed the course of U.S. history; praised Americans for their genorosity; and talked about Christmas as the "birthday of the Prince of Peace" who, for millions of us, "is divine."

.In his Dec. 24, 1983 radio address to the nation, President Ronald Reagan recounted George Washington's crossing of the Delaware River in 1776, which changed the course of U.S. history; praised Americans for their genorosity; and talked about Christmas as the "birthday of the Prince of Peace" who, for millions of us, "is divine."

.In his Dec. 24, 1983 radio address to the nation, President Ronald Reagan recounted George Washington's crossing of the Delaware River in 1776, which changed the course of U.S. history; praised Americans for their genorosity; and talked about Christmas as the "birthday of the Prince of Peace" who, for millions of us, "is divine."

By Michael W. Chapman | December 23, 2020 | 1:45pm EST President Ronald Reagan.  (d. 2004) In his Dec. 24, 1983 radio address to the nation, President Ronald Reagan recounted George Washingtons crossing of the Delaware River in 1776, which changed the course of U.S. history; praised Americans for their generosity; and talked about Christmas as the "birthday of the Prince of Peace" who, for millions of us, "is divine." "Its been said that all the kings who ev...