Rockefeller Center Christmas cut down, makes its way to NYC for holiday season
The 82-foot tall, 50-feet wide Norway Spruce is being brought to New York City from upstate in Queensbury.
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Nov 10, 2022, 11:21 AM
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169ds agoThe holidays are almost here and one of the biggest symbols of the season will be heading to Rockefeller Center.
This year's Christmas tree was taken down in Queensbury, New York on Thursday morning.
The 82-foot tall, 50-feet wide Norway Spruce will arrive in New York City and stand tall at the Rockefeller Center all holiday season.
The tree will then be put up this Saturday and is scheduled to be lit Nov. 30.
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