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Christmas in Cape May a hot tourism niche
Dale Gerhard/Press of Atlantic City
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Barbara Masemore begins decorating the John F. Craig House Bed and Breakfast she co-owns on Columbia Avenue in Cape May for the new Christmas tourist season last week.
Staff photo by Dale Gerhard
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Chip Masemore, co-owner of the John F. Craig House bed-and-breakfast on Columbia Avenue in Cape May, displays ‘Santa’s Amazing Flying Machine.’
Staff photo by Dale Gerhard
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Janice Coyle, from left, Susan Krysiak and Anna Leeper, of the Mid-Atlantic Center for the Arts & Humanities, put mock Christmas presents on a sleigh display at the Carriage House at the Emlen Physick Estate in Cape May.
Dale Gerhard/Press of Atlantic City
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A train display and nostalgic Christmas gifts provide old-fashioned atmosphere at the Carriage House at the Emlen Physick Estate in Cape May.
Dale Gerhard/Press of Atlantic City
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Susan Krysiak, of the Mid Atlantic Center of the Arts and Humanities, shows some the Christmas decorations adorning the Emlen Physick Estate in Cape May.
Dale Gerhard/Press of Atlantic City
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Susan Krysiak, of the Mid Atlantic Center of the Arts and Humanities, shows some the Christmas decorations adorning the Emlen Physick Estate in Cape May.
Dale Gerhard/Press of Atlantic City
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Barbara Masemore, of the John F. Craig House, a bed-and-breakfast in on Columbia Avenue in Cape May, stands behind a Santa that greets visitors to the inn.
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