16 photos of spectacular holiday decorations in the Lake Geneva area
Here are some residences where the holiday decorations are above and beyond the norm.
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The front view at 600 Campbell St.
600 Campbell St.
When the sun sets on 600 Campbell St., the holiday lights keep the beauty going.
305 Lookout Drive
305 Lookout Drive, in Lake Geneva, stands out from a block away.
A few big decorations
Visible from Center Street, this building stands out with its uniquely colored lights and its large holiday inflatables.
Lake lights
A trellis near Geneva Lake, the city lights off in the distance.
View from the path
600 Campbell St., Lake Geneva, from the Geneva Lake Shore Path.
Light therapy
“I call it light therapy,” said George Bootz, of 305 Lookout Drive, Lake Geneva, about his holiday decorations.
1119 Park Row
Various colors and nicely arranged lawn ornaments make the decorations really pop at 1119 Park Row, Lake Geneva.
Lights everywhere
More of the display at 305 Lookout Drive, Lake Geneva.
Back yard display
The Bootz residence even has a lot of lights in the back yard.
George Bootz
It takes George Bootz about a month, working in his free time, to finish the holiday light display on his home.
Welcome to the Shore Path
A wreath on a stone column at the entrance to the Geneva Lake Shore Path on Wrigley Drive and Campbell Street, in Lake Geneva.
Overlook Drive
The Overlook Drive neighborhood in Bloomfield has more than a few homes with lots of holiday lights, inflatables and standing ornaments.
Shining bright
Another shot of an Overlook Drive home shining brightly for the holidays.
Star bright
A star hangs from the tree outside 332 Maxwell St., Lake Geneva.
Nice entrance
Lights, garland and bows are all it takes for a festive holiday entrance at 332 Maxwell St.
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From elegant lakefront lights to a comedy film tribute, here are some residences where the holiday decorations are above and beyond the norm.
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