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The '''Homewood historic Christmas ornaments''' were a series of six commemorative Christmas tree ornaments created by artist [[Don Stewart]] for the [[Homewood Chamber of Commerce]] between [[2003]] and [[2006]]. The ornaments depicted historic [[Homewood]] buildings and scenes. The ornaments sold for $10.
The '''Homewood historic Christmas ornaments''' are a series of commemorative Christmas tree ornaments created by artist [[Don Stewart]]. The first six ornaments in the series were marketed as a fund-raising for the [[Homewood Chamber of Commerce]] from [[2003]] to [[2008]]. Those ornaments depicted historic [[Homewood]] buildings and scenes. The ornaments were produced in editions of 500 and sold for $10.


* [[2003]]: [[Homewood City Hall]]
In [[2009]] Stewart bought the remaining stock of unsold ornaments and added a seventh design to the series, depicting the [[spotted salamander]] native to [[Shades Creek]] that has become an unofficial city mascot.
 
* [[2003]]: [[Homewood City Hall (1928)|Homewood City Hall]]
* [[2004]]: [[Hollywood Country Club]]
* [[2004]]: [[Hollywood Country Club]]
* [[2005]]: [[Homewood star]]
* [[2005]]: [[Homewood Christmas Star]]
* [[2006]]: [[Shades Cahaba School]]
* [[2006]]: [[Shades Cahaba High School|Shades Cahaba School]]
* [[2007]]: [[Edgewood streetcar]]
* [[2007]]: [[Edgewood streetcar]]
* [[2008]]: [[Homewood Theatre]]
* [[2008]]: [[Homewood Theatre (cinema)|Homewood Theatre]]
* [[2009]]: [[Spotted salamander]]
 
==References==
* Bryan, Kim (December 24, 2008) "Homewood's commemorative ornaments now relegated to history." ''Birmingham News''
* Bryan, Kim (August 26, 2009) "New spotted salamander ornament debut in Homewood, Alabama." ''Birmingham news''
 
==External links==
* [http://www.dsart.com/ DS Art] website


[[Category:Christmas]]
[[Category:Christmas]]
[[Category:2003 works]]
[[Category:2003 works]]

Latest revision as of 00:22, 9 December 2021

The Homewood historic Christmas ornaments are a series of commemorative Christmas tree ornaments created by artist Don Stewart. The first six ornaments in the series were marketed as a fund-raising for the Homewood Chamber of Commerce from 2003 to 2008. Those ornaments depicted historic Homewood buildings and scenes. The ornaments were produced in editions of 500 and sold for $10.

In 2009 Stewart bought the remaining stock of unsold ornaments and added a seventh design to the series, depicting the spotted salamander native to Shades Creek that has become an unofficial city mascot.

References

  • Bryan, Kim (December 24, 2008) "Homewood's commemorative ornaments now relegated to history." Birmingham News
  • Bryan, Kim (August 26, 2009) "New spotted salamander ornament debut in Homewood, Alabama." Birmingham news

External links