Dayton Historians start holiday season off festively
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Santa Claus stopped by for a visit and gave Christmas ornaments to guests. The Vindicator | Geovanni De Hoyos
Emily Cook and Sarah Mudd entertain guests with festive holiday music at the Dayton Historical Society’s annual Holiday Banquet. The Vindicator | Geovanni De Hoyos
Dayton Mayor Martin Mudd (left) and The Vindicator’s Russell Payne visit during the Dayton Historical Society’s Holiday Banquet. The Vindicator | Geovanni De Hoyos
Caroline Wadzeck (left) and Cynthia Miller greet guests at the annual holiday gathering. The Vindicator | Geovanni De Hoyos
DAYTON — It was a festive start to the holiday season as the Dayton Historical Society came together for their annual Holiday Banquet in the Fellowship Hall of First Methodist Dayton. Emily Cook entertained guests on the piano, who was joined by Sarah Mudd, wife of Dayton Mayor Martin Mudd, on vocals. Santa Claus stopped in for a visit and gifted guests with Christmas tree ornaments. The historical society will return with programming on Monday, Jan. 29, at 6 p.m. The Dayton Historical Society meets at Parker Hall behind the Old School Museum on Houston Street. You can learn more by visiting daytontxhistory.com or on Facebook.