Heather Ridge Christmas Wonderland

In 1989 a tradition started with the Scott Family. Hosting of a Christmas Event that would bring back memories of

times past and Celebrate the True Meaning of Christmas....the Birth of Jesus Christ, the Son of God.

Each year during the Christmas Season we opened our home to hundreds of family, friends, businesses associates and total strangers.

Why did they come? To see a Christmas Display that takes them into a fantasy miniature town where all is peaceful and happiness abounds.

A place with Christ is still the True Reason for the Season!

Take a journey with us to this small town and visit the many churches, stores, homes and recreation areas.

See why hundreds have visited our small community over the years.

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On the following pages, you will follow the building of this special community called

Heather Ridge. We will show you step by step how the display is built then when completed

you can enjoy a complete tour. Time until completion is approximately two months. We will start

construction the first week of October. The anticipated completion date is Thanksgiving week.

We will have over 70 buildings and about 1600 individual pieces of accessories on this year's display.

You will not want to miss it!

The houses and accessories (excluding train/track) are from

Please bookmark this page and return often to watch our development.

This is the first time since 1999 that the display has been set up. Due to business concerns and a move

cross country, we have not had the opportunity share this spectacular display.

Please join us as we renew a family tradition!

Photo by Harvey Fogle

The display will have several levels and is approximately 170 square feet in size.

The Scotts at Heather Ridge would like to thank the following

people for donations to our display this year:

Joanne Todd of Brea, California

Joanne donated several accessory pieces from her collection for ours.

Thank you Joanne for what you have done it was deeply appreciated.

Also making donations of items used in the display was

Jay and Cheri Nugent

Carl Holt

A Special Thank You goes to Drew McLaughlin (our oldest Grandson) who let us borrow his

MTH and Lionel Trains for the display. Thanks Drew....we love you!

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