The Christmas Tree Inn was the centerpiece of a roadside attraction called Santa Claus, Arizona. The tale of this "town" dates back to 1936 when Hoover Dam was completed to harness the Colorado River.

In Santa Claus, Arizona, Christmas wasn't just a once a year activity — it was a year-round ordeal. You read that right. Arizona is home to a ghost town that was once a bustling tourist ...

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Santa Claus, Arizona. Founded: 1937; Fans of ghost towns will covet this abandoned Christmas-themed settlement in the Mojave Desert. The town’s Santa’s Land attraction was once a popular year ...

Deep in Mohave County sat Santa Claus, Arizona: A holiday-themed wonderland that crumbled away. It was torn down this year. Here's its story.

Santa Claus, Arizona, was once a tourist hub that celebrated Christmas every day of the year. What happened to the town? Here's the story.