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Roy Matthew Maier, 80, of LaPlata, MD passed away on January 11, 2024 at his home. Roy was a devout Christian. Roy was born on...Click for more.
The year 1843 was a good one for Christmas. Dickens’s legendary festive tale, A Christmas Carol, was published and the first commercially produced Christmas card was launched. Today, an estimated one billion cards are sent each year in the UK alone. By the time December 25 comes around, mantelpieces across the country are bedecked with images of chirruping robins, snow scenes, angels and, of course, Father Christmas himself. But such festive creations are a far cry from their Victorian forebears
The Victorians invented the Christmas card. But as their popularity grew, so did a demand for outrageous designs that would never fly today
For many, Christmas is a time to uphold traditions. But where did they come from? Discover the history behind ‘the most wonderful time of the year’…