Guthrie’s Distinctive Homes Tour and Wassail at the Carnegie Library

The Oklahoma Territorial Museum and Carnegie Library will be part of Guthrie’s Distinctive Homes Tour on Saturday, December 3, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. which gives an exclusive look inside some of Guthrie’s most distinctive homes and historic buildings, decorated for the holiday season. The Carnegie Library—a stop on the tour—is the place for tour participants to hear tales of the early days of Oklahoma’s first capital while having a warming cup of wassail.

Guthrie’s Territorial Christmas festivities will begin with the Lighted Christmas Parade and the Territorial Governor Ceremonies on Saturday, November 26. Victorian Walk Nights in historic downtown Guthrie are also planned in the evening on Saturday, December 3 and 10. During the Victorian Walk Nights, buildings in the downtown historic district will be decorated with Christmas lights. Roaming performers, musicians, and the sweet sound of carolers will drift overhead as families take in the delights of the season. Live performances with people in Victorian clothing will take place in lighted shop windows along the route. The Oklahoma Territorial Museum will have Christmas trees on display throughout the season in the Carnegie Library.

To learn more about all the festivities, or to purchase tickets, contact Guthrie’s Territorial Christmas Foundation at 405-466-7720 or info.gtcf@gmail.com. For more information about the tour, please call 405-282-1889.