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Messenger's Christmas Land: A Hidden Manger Tradition

Experience the enchanting Messengers Christmas Land in Denham Springs, a beloved holiday tradition since 1964. This annual display features over 20 handmade scenes, a new addition each year, all illuminated from six to nine PM until December 27th. Located at 9481 Prince Charles Street, its a labor of love that spreads holiday cheer, with hidden manger scenes adding a delightful challenge for visitors.

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