Let yourself be enveloped by the magic of the holidays thanks to the Christmas letters, exhibited with splendor in an unparalleled exhibition. This extraordinary time path reveals the most genuine desires of children, covering a period spanning the years from 1800 to 1960. exceptional treasure, made up of hundreds of correspondences, carefully preserved by a passionate collector from Ciociaria, guides viewers through an unprecedented emotional experience.
Christmas letters, a journey into the past
Each letter, guarded with jealous care, becomes a delicate fragment of a past distant. Each letter transports anyone it approaches into a world of innocence, hope and tradition. The exhibition, carefully curated and located on the noticeboards of the multipurpose room of the municipality of Arnara, province of Frosinone, is the affectionate initiative of the president of the Arnara Senior Center, Angelo Fiori.
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The letters, all in impeccable condition, will be on display from 22th December. This extraordinary initiative is dedicated to young students from local schools, offering them the opportunity to explore and understand the desires, expectations and lifestyles of children of centuries past.
Cultural and economic change through writing
Through the pen dipped in inkwell and the modern ballpoint pen, these "Christmas Letters" narrate the cultural and economic change of the province of Frosinone. From the simplest requests for treats to those for innovative gifts from the 60s, every written word tells a piece of history and reveals the evolution of a company anchored to its roots.
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This exhibition is not just a presentation of paper and ink, but an open window onto a world that time has slowly erased. Angelo Fiori, with passion and dedication, has created aextraordinary opportunity for the new generations to discover the hopes and dreams of children from a bygone era. Let yourself be enchanted by the nostalgia of a past Christmas, where the "Christmas Letters" were the magical link between the hearts of children and the wait for Christmas magic.
