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Enjoy this Christmas story from Sleeping Bear Press.
In November of 1912 the Great Lakes schooner Rouse Simmons set off from a small town on Michigan's Upper Peninsula with its traditional load of trees, bound for Chicago. The ship had been affectionately nicknamed the "Christmas Tree Ship." These trees would be sold, as many had been throughout the years for $.50 - $1.00 or given away free, at the docks of Chicago.
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