Scott family invites public to Christmas light display in Magnolia
The Times-Reporter
Gene and Mary Scott invite the public to see their Christmas light display at 310 E. Carrollton St., Magnolia, through Jan. 2.
This Christmas light display at 310 E. Carrollton St., Magnolia, is open to the public through Jan. 2.
MAGNOLIA ‒ Mary and Gene Scott want the public to see their Christmas display that features more than 200,000 lights at 310 E. Carrollton St.
They allow visitors to walk through the hand-built and vintage displays.
There is no charge for the show, which operates daily from 5:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. daily from Thanksgiving Day through Jan. 2. It will be lighted all day Christmas Eve and Christmas day.
The Scotts have treats for children, hot chocolate and seasonal music.
Magnolia residents Gene and Mary Scott invite the public to see their Christmas light display at 310 E. Carrollton St. through Jan. 2.
This Christmas light display at 310 E. Carrollton St., Magnolia, is open to the public through Jan. 2.
Magnolia residents Gene and Mary Scott invite the public to see their Christmas light display at 310 E. Carrollton St. through Jan. 2.
Magnolia residents Gene and Mary Scott invite the public to see their Christmas light display at 310 E. Carrollton St. through Jan. 2.
Gene and Mary Scott invite the public to see their Christmas light display at 310 East Carrollton Street, Magnolia, through Jan. 2.
This Christmas light display at 310 E. Carrollton St., Magnolia, is open to the public through Jan. 2.
Gene and Mary Scott invite the public to see their Christmas light display at 310 East Carrollton Street, Magnolia, through Jan. 2.
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