Tree sourced from
Belvidere, New Jersey
A rare 'same-town repeat,'following the 1954 tree also from Belvidere.
Tree sourced from
Dalton, New Hampshire
Lit on December 6, 1956, bringing New England charm to Manhattan.
Tree sourced from
North Harford, Pennsylvania
A notable jump in size—10 feet taller than the prior year 's 70-footer.
Tree sourced from
Coventry, Vermont
Proof that even the 'big tree 'era has had its more modest years.
Tree sourced from
Mahwah, New Jersey
Lit on December 8, 1980, welcoming a new decade in style.
Tree sourced from
Buchanan, New York
Selected right after 1999 's record-breaking 100-foot giant.
Tree sourced from
Wayne, New Jersey
About 9 tons with an impressive 42-foot branch span.
Tree sourced from
Mahopac, New York
Donated from the property of NYC firefighter Peter Acton.
Tree sourced from
Oneonta, New York
The year a tiny owl stowaway nicknamed 'Rocky 'stole the spotlight.
Tree sourced from
East Greenbush, New York
Planted in the 1920s, adorned with 50,000+ LEDs and a 900-pound Swarovski star.
A Tradition Born in 1931
What began as construction workers pooling money for a small tree has become a globally recognized symbol of the holiday season.
First formal lighting: 1933 · Today: 50,000+ LEDs &Swarovski star