Halloween and Thanksgiving are over, wrapping up the fall holidays. Next up? It’s finally time for Christmas!! In the US, it’s not too much to say that Christmas is the biggest event of the entire year.
In this post, I’m going to tell you about the secret (!?) Christmas House—a place with no website or clear address, yet one that is famous among those in the know.
We drove on and on for the better part of an hour down roads without buildings or anything else but cornfields on the right and soybeans on the left—traveling through endless plains as far as the eye could see. And plopped down right in the middle of the nothingness was a solidary white house.
There is such a complete absence of landmarks that you wonder how anyone ever finds the place. It’s strange. Outside is a Santa Claus flag and another that reads “OPEN.”


Without the flags, you’d drive right by it thinking it was just an ordinary house.

When I first heard the word “Christmas House,” I had no idea what to expect, and I showed up not expecting much at all. But the moment I opened the door, there were so many Christmas decorations packed in there that a cry of “WHOA!!” escaped me before I even realized it!!



  There were Christmas trees, ornaments, wreaths… anything and everything Christmas. What was so interesting was that even though it was a regular house, the entire thing had been transformed into the Christmas House—even the essential everyday rooms like the kitchen, bathrooms, and bedrooms were overflowing everywhere with Christmas.