Join the modern-day residents of President Coolidge’s hometown as they celebrate the holiday season. Fresh greenery will be festooned throughout the village, dressing the doors of the homes, and enlivening the interiors with holiday spirit. Throughout the day the decorated Coolidge Birthplace and Homestead will be open for touring. At 1:00 p.m. a tree lighting ceremony will call into remembrance the moment in 1923 when President Coolidge threw the switch that illuminated the first-ever electrified National tree. Immediately following, the warmth of the village’s Union Christian Church will welcome visitors for a time of organ music and caroling. Admission to the museum is free for this event.