Christmas is over.
Our annual display of lights and decorations is not.
Long Lots Road
Traditionally, residents leave their displays up past New Year’s. Many remain through the 12th day of Christmas (January 5th), and then the Epiphany (Three Kings Day, January 6).
Buena Vista Drive
Most come down soon thereafter. I’ve seen wreaths remain beyond Memorial Day, for better or worse.
Meeker Road
So the good news is: There is still lots of time to enjoy the hard work that homeowners (or their hired hands) have put in to delight, inspire, sometimes amuse and occasionally even awe us.
Richmondville Avenue
The better news is: Westport is filled with holiday decorations. On and around houses from the 1700s, and those built year; from Compo Beach to Sturges Highway, and Bulkley Avenue to Kings Highway, our nights are brighter, thanks to our neighbors.
Dogwood Lane
Andrew Colabella took his camera (and his energy) all around town this week. Here are just a few of the scenes he photographed.
Happy Three Kings Day!
Reichert Circle
Salem Road
Bulkley Avenue North
Sunrise Road
Crystal Circle
Barber shop, foot of Treadwell Avenue
Kings Highway North
Juniper Road
East Meadow Road
Snoopy, on a Woody Lane barn
Oak Street
Dogwood Lane
Maple Avenue South
Old Mill Road
Myrtle Avenue
Westfair Drive
Hillspoint Road
Cottage Lane
Compo Beach entrance (All photos/Andrew Colabella)
Way to go Andrew ‼️🇺🇸
Lovely Dan! Reminds me of the ‘50’s but more opulent!
Much admiration and thanks to managers and founders of the Westport Bookshop. They make the town a wonderful place to live and a true destination area. My thanks to the folks who work to keep this town a super place to live and work.