A lighted cross is displayed in front of the 1890 Beaver Creek Church at Heritage Park in Forest City.
A nativity scene is displayed outside the 1890 Beaver Creek Church at Heritage Park in Forest City.
Dawn Arispe is shown stringing lights at Heritage Park's ice cream shop as part of the finishing touches for this year's Holiday Tour of Lights.
Doug and Dawn Arispe finished a full day's work on lights and displays after dark on Nov. 24 for this year's Heritage Park Holiday Tour of Lights. They are shown outside the Steel Wheel Cafe with a train set display donated by David Nolton three years ago.
Even the Heritage Park restrooms are lit with Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol cutouts.
The Iron Memories display has been transformed into a reindeer habitat for the Holiday Tour of Lights at Heritage Park.
The Iron Memories display has been transformed into a reindeer habitat for the Holiday Tour of Lights at Heritage Park.
Reindeer grace the Timberland Museum's outdoor decorations.
The Grinch and his pooch are grabbing gifts in front of the 1940s house.
The log cabin house has vintage machinery lighted in front.
There just has to be a farm scene in an Iowa holiday lights display. Heritage Park has a tractor with round hay bales.
These are not traditional Wise Men in this Heritage Park Holiday Tour of Lights display.
Winnie the Pooh is displayed outside of the 1940s house where scenes for the movie Silent Night in Algona were filmed in Heritage Park recently.
Staff of Heritage Park in Forest City worked extra hard to get this year’s sixth annual Holiday Tour of Lights display ready for its 2021 premiere night on Nov. 26. Workers completed the finishing touches on Nov. 24 and tested all the lights and displays.
Rob Hillesland is community editor for the Summit-Tribune. He can be reached at 641-421-0534, or by email at rob.hillesland@globegazette.com.
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Doug and Dawn Arispe finished a full day's work on lights and displays after dark on Nov. 24 for this year's Heritage Park Holiday Tour of Lights. They are shown outside the Steel Wheel Cafe with a train set display donated by David Nolton three years ago.
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