Rockefeller Center, Christmas tree

Man who donated Rockefeller Christmas tree had a stroke. He'd like a card. Here's his address
On Nov. 7, the same day the tree was removed from his yard during a small ceremony in West Stockbridge, Massachusetts, Earl Albert, the man who donated the towering tree, suffered a stroke. Albert donated the tree to the Rockefeller Center Christmas celebration in the name of his late wife, Lesley, who passed away in 2020.
Rockefeller Center Christmas tree story: Here's why the tree was picked from MA this year
For the first time since 1959, this year's Rockefeller Center tree comes from Massachusetts - West Stockbridge, to be exact. It was a donation from Michael Albert and his family, who are residents of the town. As of this morning (Nov. 12), the tree was set into position, where it will soon be decorated for the holiday season.
Rockefeller Center's 74-Foot Christmas Tree Begins Journey to NYC
A towering 74-foot Norway spruce is on its way from Massachusetts to Midtown Manhattan to become this year's Rockefeller Center Christmas tree. This marks the first time since 1959 that a tree from The Bay State will adorn the iconic plaza.
Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree from Mass. arrives in NYC
The 74-foot Norway spruce was driven into Manhattan’s Center Plaza, where it was hoisted in place by a crane. It will take 5 miles (about 8 kilometers) of light strands with more than 50,000 multicolored LED bulbs to wrap the tree, whose diameter measures 43 feet (13 meters). A Swarovski star crown sparkling with 3 million crystals will top it.
Massachusetts man who donated Rockefeller Center Christmas tree suffers stroke, friend asks for cards
The Massachusetts man who donated the Christmas tree​ that will soon be lit in Rockefeller Center​ is recovering after suffering a stroke and a friend said he could use some holiday cheer.
It's a beaut! Rockefeller Christmas tree heads to NYC. Here's what to know
The Rockefeller Christmas tree, a 74-foot Norway spruce, hails from a small Massachusetts town before shining in New York City.
A green giant: This year's 74-foot Rockefeller Center Christmas tree is en route from Massachusetts
A giant Norway spruce that will serve as this year's Rockefeller Center Christmas tree is en route to New York City from its tiny Massachusetts hometown
Massachusetts Norway Spruce arrives in NYC as Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree
The towering conifer, donated by the Albert family in West Stockbridge was cut down Thursday morning and loaded onto a flatbed truck for the 140-mile trip. It is the first Rockefeller Center
Rockefeller Christmas tree delivered in NYC
The tree will be decorated with 50,000 LED lights.
Here's how the Rockefeller Center Christmas tree is picked, moved and decorated
Ever wonder how Rockefeller Center picks its tree? Or where the tree's lights are stored during the offseason? Or if the tree in your yard might be selected? Here are the answers to 25 questions about the world's most famous Christmas tree.
US: Rockefeller Center 2024 Christmas Tree Arrives In New York City 3
On Saturday, November 9, the 2024 Rockefeller Center Christmas tree officially arrived in New York City after its 140-mile journey from West Stockbridge in Berkshire County, Massachusetts. RESTRICTIONS AND USAGE TERMS: Please credit “@followme__nyc via Spectee”.
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Widower who donated this year's Rockefeller Center Christmas tree suffers stroke weeks before lighting ceremony
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See who's hosting the 2024 Rockefeller Center tree lighting ceremony: ‘A Christmas legend'
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