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December 23, 2009

I'm Dreaming of a White Christmas

Garrison-Wagner Company, Christmas Displays, 1955 


Garrison-Wagner Company, Christmas Displays, 1955



The most famous version of the seasonal classic, White Christmas, is by of course, Bing Crosby. 

The Libraries has a few books on Der Bingle that you can peruse while you sit by the fire and enjoy your own holiday displays and decorations—hopefully, snow included.—Elizabeth Periale

Giddins, Gary, Bing Crosby: a pocketful of dreams. 2001.

Ulanov, Barry, The incredible Crosby. 1948.

Posted by Smithsonian Digital Library at 09:00:00 AM in AA/PG Library, NMAH Library, Trade Literature

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