Tudor City's first tree-lighting takes place in 1927, the year the complex opens. It's been an annual event ever since, save for one hiatus in 1942, when wartime jitters lead to a citywide dim-out that includes Christmas trees.
Below, how they did it in 1944, complete with a choir, carolers, knaves, Waves, and a burning Yule log. It's taken from Tudor City View, the enclave's monthly magazine.
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Another date to add to your calendar: Tuesday, December 12th at 6:30 pm, when the Chanukkah Menorah will be lit in the North Park. This Tudor City tradition is now in its 26th year.
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