Photo Gallery: Christmas Trees of Lawrence County

The tradition of decorating Christmas trees has roots stretching back centuries, blending cultural customs and celebrations. The modern Christmas tree traces back to 16th-century Germany, where devout Christians brought evergreen trees into their homes and adorned them with candles. Over time, the practice spread across Europe and eventually made its way to America, popularized in the 19th century by German immigrants and Queen Victoria's family, who were famously depicted celebrating around a decorated tree.

Today, Christmas trees are more than just symbols of the season—they're a canvas for creativity and a reflection of cherished family traditions. From elegant themes to eclectic collections of ornaments gathered over years, every tree tells a unique story.

And now, we’re sharing the holiday spirit with your stories! Below, enjoy our photo gallery showcasing the beautiful, festive trees from your neighbors across Lawrence County. Whether they're dazzling with lights, handmade ornaments, or classic simplicity, these trees capture the magic of the season right here at home.

🎄 Scroll through the gallery to find yours—or just get inspired!

Thanks to Suzanne Lynn Upton, Rezzie Burks, Shennell Hughes, Nicole Letson, Debra Mills, Debbie Lea Dearmon, Sydney Hembree, JoelandBaronica Preston, Beth Love, Wendy Laurence, Rachel Hollis Kois, Christy Terry, Julia Kathleen Craig Cole, Angie Davis Lipsey, Tana Kay Frost, Sherree Owen Borden, Whitney Hood Jones, Stephanie Aldridge Black, Melissa Marie Porter, Sara Nicole Hutto, Kendall Terry, Rolonda's Flowers, Melanie Rickard Loredo, Kerry Stancil, Angie Green, Traci Holliday, Angie Armstrong, Kathy Terry Rikard, Courtland Public Library, Beth Lewis, Carla Allen, Amanda Cline Poarch, Macy Fike, PhillipLisa Lawrimore, Tina Hopkins Brackin, Haley Anderton, Debra Pitts Parker, and Tim Vanderploeg for sharing their Christmas tree photos!