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GALLERY: Hyde Park transforms for Luminaries

Families take pictures in front of the impressive light display at 114 W. 19th Ave., where the Carter family had a free hot chocolate station. CREDIT CHARISSA GRAVES | THE HUTCHINSON TRIBUNE
Families take pictures in front of the impressive light display at 114 W. 19th Ave., where the Carter family had a free hot chocolate station. CREDIT CHARISSA GRAVES | THE HUTCHINSON TRIBUNE
People walkthrough a light tunnel at 114 W. 19th Ave., enjoying free hot chocolate. CREDIT CHARISSA GRAVES | THE HUTCHINSON TRIBUNE
People walkthrough a light tunnel at 114 W. 19th Ave., enjoying free hot chocolate. CREDIT CHARISSA GRAVES | THE HUTCHINSON TRIBUNE
Families look at the impressive light display at 114 W. 19th Ave., where the Carter family had a free hot chocolate station. CREDIT CHARISSA GRAVES | THE HUTCHINSON TRIBUNE
Families look at the impressive light display at 114 W. 19th Ave., where the Carter family had a free hot chocolate station. CREDIT CHARISSA GRAVES | THE HUTCHINSON TRIBUNE
An estimated 17,000 paper lanterns line the streets and sidewalks of Hyde Park. CREDIT CHARISSA GRAVES | THE HUTCHINSON TRIBUNE
An estimated 17,000 paper lanterns line the streets and sidewalks of Hyde Park. CREDIT CHARISSA GRAVES | THE HUTCHINSON TRIBUNE
An estimated 17,000 paper lanterns line the streets and sidewalks of Hyde Park. CREDIT CHARISSA GRAVES | THE HUTCHINSON TRIBUNE
An estimated 17,000 paper lanterns line the streets and sidewalks of Hyde Park. CREDIT CHARISSA GRAVES | THE HUTCHINSON TRIBUNE
An estimated 17,000 paper lanterns line the streets and sidewalks of Hyde Park. CREDIT CHARISSA GRAVES | THE HUTCHINSON TRIBUNE
An estimated 17,000 paper lanterns line the streets and sidewalks of Hyde Park. CREDIT CHARISSA GRAVES | THE HUTCHINSON TRIBUNE
An estimated 17,000 paper lanterns line the streets and sidewalks of Hyde Park. CREDIT CHARISSA GRAVES | THE HUTCHINSON TRIBUNE
An estimated 17,000 paper lanterns line the streets and sidewalks of Hyde Park. CREDIT CHARISSA GRAVES | THE HUTCHINSON TRIBUNE
The Grinch roams around Hyde Park during Luminaries. CREDIT CHARISSA GRAVES | THE HUTCHINSON TRIBUNE
The Grinch roams around Hyde Park during Luminaries. CREDIT CHARISSA GRAVES | THE HUTCHINSON TRIBUNE
Families look at the impressive light display at 114 W. 19th Ave., where the Carter family had a free hot chocolate station. CREDIT CHARISSA GRAVES | THE HUTCHINSON TRIBUNE
Families look at the impressive light display at 114 W. 19th Ave., where the Carter family had a free hot chocolate station. CREDIT CHARISSA GRAVES | THE HUTCHINSON TRIBUNE
The Carter family serves free hot chocolate at their colorfully decorated home. CREDIT CHARISSA GRAVES | THE HUTCHINSON TRIBUNE
The Carter family serves free hot chocolate at their colorfully decorated home. CREDIT CHARISSA GRAVES | THE HUTCHINSON TRIBUNE
Families take pictures in front of the impressive light display at 114 W. 19th Ave., where the Carter family had a free hot chocolate station. CREDIT CHARISSA GRAVES | THE HUTCHINSON TRIBUNE
People walkthrough a light tunnel at 114 W. 19th Ave., enjoying free hot chocolate. CREDIT CHARISSA GRAVES | THE HUTCHINSON TRIBUNE
Families look at the impressive light display at 114 W. 19th Ave., where the Carter family had a free hot chocolate station. CREDIT CHARISSA GRAVES | THE HUTCHINSON TRIBUNE
An estimated 17,000 paper lanterns line the streets and sidewalks of Hyde Park. CREDIT CHARISSA GRAVES | THE HUTCHINSON TRIBUNE
An estimated 17,000 paper lanterns line the streets and sidewalks of Hyde Park. CREDIT CHARISSA GRAVES | THE HUTCHINSON TRIBUNE
An estimated 17,000 paper lanterns line the streets and sidewalks of Hyde Park. CREDIT CHARISSA GRAVES | THE HUTCHINSON TRIBUNE
An estimated 17,000 paper lanterns line the streets and sidewalks of Hyde Park. CREDIT CHARISSA GRAVES | THE HUTCHINSON TRIBUNE
The Grinch roams around Hyde Park during Luminaries. CREDIT CHARISSA GRAVES | THE HUTCHINSON TRIBUNE
Families look at the impressive light display at 114 W. 19th Ave., where the Carter family had a free hot chocolate station. CREDIT CHARISSA GRAVES | THE HUTCHINSON TRIBUNE
The Carter family serves free hot chocolate at their colorfully decorated home. CREDIT CHARISSA GRAVES | THE HUTCHINSON TRIBUNE

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