1. New York

2. England

3. Tiny Tim in “A Christmas Carol”

4. Eight

5. 5 cents

6. A Hula-Hoop

7. Ebenezer

8. Real estate

9. Cabbage patch dolls

10. A magic hat

11. Charles Dickens

12. Oklahoma (1907)

13. Blue Christmas

14. Silver and gold

15. “Be sure to drink your Ovaltine”

16. 364 gifts

17. “Deck the Halls”

18. 11 pipers piping

19. “A pair of hopalong boots and a pistol that shoots”

20. “White Christmas”

21. Six

22. Jacob Marley

23. Gold, frankincense and myrrh

24. Seven

25. True

26. Dr. Seuss

27. “Merry Christmas to all and to all a good night”

28. Whoville

29. Uncle Billy

30. Tim Allen

31. “Jingle Bells”

32. Italy (Romans)

33. Clement C. Moore

34. Mexico

35. 1895 (Ralph E. Morris)

36. The king of the mice

37. Mistletoe

38. Max

39. Mother Nature

40. His heart was too small

41. Clara

42. “It’s a Wonderful Life”

43. Gene Autry

44. The ghosts of Christmas past, present and future

45. Boughs of holly

46. Last year’s log

47. Greek

48. Norse mythology

49. Alabama (1836)

50. Misfit toys