Marshmallows create the soft snow in the yard around this house.Ĭandy Land by Kenzie Casey and Riley Landry. A pond, snowman and pen of geese surround this house.Ĭhristmas Eve by Aimee Johnson and Zoey Larson. Winter Wonderland by Rachel Sanderson and Sydney Phifer. A nice bench sits out front of this house. A lovely version of the house that drew the two children in.Ĭandy Valley by Katlyn Batchelder and Emma Chisholm. Hansel and Gretel by Ava Van Scoy and Isaac Soucy. A house covered in red, green and white for the holidays.
Winter Wonderland by Kyla McLaughlin and Lindsey Reynolds.
CHRISTMAS PRETZEL LOG CABIN FULL
Living up to its name the yard is full of sprinkles surrounding the pretzel log cabin. Sprinkles' House by CJ Neunaber and Colin Moyer. Eleven girls are making snow angels around the fire at camp. Second Place: Angels Playing in the Snow by Brownie Troop # 12985. A very full train is getting ready to deliver toys.
CHRISTMAS PRETZEL LOG CABIN FREE
The winning group receives a gift bag of items from the Strawbery Banke Museum Store and a free family admission to Strawbery Banke Museum.įirst Place: the Polar Express By Girl Scout Troop #229: Kelly, Lindsey, Andrea and Alecia. This category features house constructions by school and youth groups. The Sugar Plum Saltbox by Lindsay and Laura Paris. Santa's Vacation Home by Kerri, Shea and Paul Jenkins. A 3-year-old has fun with some seasonal creativity. My First Gingerbread House by Olivia Carter. A family of gingerbread men mind this farm. A bright creative little house that lives up to its name.Ĭhristmas on the Farm by Emerald, Aavery and Brenda Mundt. Animal crackers perform on a multi-tier stage of yellow.
The version allows Santa to get around in all sorts of weather.Ī Lemon Christmas by Victoria Robichaud. Santa's Cool Sleigh Car by Olivia, Isabel, and Henry. An edible scene at the beginning of the Yellow Brick Road. Pegasus rests under a tower in this creative display.Ĭhristmas at the Yellow Brick Road by Meghan Robichaud.
Claus worked hard so Santa and his reindeer have snacks for Christmas Eve.Įnchanted City by Aida DeWeese-Boyd and Company. Third Place: Santa's Lunch Box by Iara, Linus, Augusta, and Val. Mother and daughter turned to a local lighthouse as inspiration this year. Third Place: West Quoddy Lighthouse - Lubec, Maine by Dale and Kira McKibben. A VW bus has a Christmas tree ready for delivery. Second Place: Peace on Earth by Jesse DeWeese-Boyd and Company. A gingerbread man fishing off the dock while many gummy fish swim nearby. The first place winner receives family memberships to Strawbery Banke Museum.įirst Place: Back Channel Lobster Shack by Sophie, Olivia, Alice, Molly, Lucy, and Parents. This category features entries constructed by children with or without family members help. A quaint little house tucked in by a tree stump.Ĭozy Log Cabin by “The Maids” Gang! A nice little log cabin for spending a cozy night. Third Place: 9 Hollow Tree Lane - A Fairy's Winter Cottage at Strawbery Banke by Kate Gilbert and Beth Cavalier. Cookies create the tree, ornaments, and presents of this design. Second Place: O Tannenbaum by Amy Mastronardi and Carl Neunaber. A dusting of snow covers a farm still bringing in the harvest. The winner receives a complimentary companion membership to Strawbery Banke Museum.įirst Place: A Fall Snow by Andrew Thorne. This category features houses by individual adults and adult groups. Many thanks to everyone who participated and all who made the process and the display so enjoyable.” For us, the enthusiasm and hard work so evident in each creation make for a winning contest each year. Museum special events designer Kathleen Churchill noted, “Our 21st annual Candlelight Stroll Gingerbread House Contest brought in so many wonderful and creative entries, it was very hard for our community panel of judges to pick winners. The creations overflowed the museum Visitor Center and entranced the thousands of visitors who attended the 33rd Annual Candlelight Stroll at Strawbery Banke. PORTSMOUTH - This year's Strawbery Banke Candlelight Stroll Gingerbread House Contest demonstrated the same positive progress in home construction as the rest of the Seacoast as 44 entrants crafted a sugary village of homes, a church, a lighthouse and other fanciful buildings.
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