It’s that time of year, it’s Christmas Party/ Holiday Party time! I have attended several already and they were super fun as only parties around this season can be. For today’s ‘Vintage Photo Tuesday‘ I want to showcase vintage photos of Christmas Parties from the 1940s & 1950s (home & work).
Let the Party begin!
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Vintage Christmas Party Photos 1940s & 1950s
City Light Christmas party, 1954 (before they moved it up to a civic auditorium, as seen above). I am a big fan of Christmas Corsages/ Brooches on all the ladies.
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1950s Christmas house party. Very stylish guests at this party and fantastic 1950s hairstyle inspiration!
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1952 Photo: Holiday performers at the American Public Power Association convention.
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1940s factory work Christmas party in Baltimore, Maryland with a very strange Santa (in the back). Super 1940s fashions on display.
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Police Officers Christmas Party with their families-1950s vintage photo.
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What is a party without party hats?! -1950s photo
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Christmas Bonus time! Straight from Santa circa 1950s.
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Children’s Christmas party at Don Hall, Toronto, Ont. ca. 1945.
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1950s Christmas party in a livingroom with a wall of plates and a well stocked bookshelf.
Our 1950s ladies are really fashionable dresses, especially the two on the right of the photo. Love the circle skirt with some sort of cool design on it.
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1944 Photo of Women’s Royal Canadian Naval Service “Wren” Christmas party.
Further Reading: 1940s Vintage Images of Canadian Women In Military Uniforms During WW2
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After work 1950s Christmas party. Hanging out drinking cocktails and smoking cigarettes.
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I hope you enjoyed browsing these wonderful Christmas Party photos. Share in the comments below what your favourite was and have fun at your holiday parties this season.
Further Reading: Vintage Christmas Blog Posts 1920s-1960s
Liz
