Get A Letter From the Real Santa Claus!

Traditionally, children have enjoyed receiving letters and writing back to their favorite character whenever a particular season or holiday starts. In line with this, parents became quite enthusiastic in sending their kids letters from the Easter bunny, letters from the tooth fairy, and the most popular – letters from Santa Claus. However, at Santa Clause House in North Pole Alaska, Santa Claus is as real as he has ever been and has been sending and receiving letters to nearly 2 million American kids for 60 years in a row.

“Each letter is postmarked and mailed from Santa Claus House in North Pole, Alaska, and more importantly, each letter is backed by a real address, where children can visit Santa, and even write back to the Jolly Old Elf,” Santa Claus House says on their website.

Santa is shown here with two of his Nenana Fans on a previous year's Christmas Eve. You can get a letter from Santa from his home in North Pole, Alaska. Photo from The Alaska News Nenana Messenger Archive.

“Each letter also includes a jumbo sticker, proclaiming the bearer to be “on Santa’s Good List; an exclusive, limited-edition keepsake “Santa Dollar;” and a full-color keepsake photo of Santa. And of course, every Santa letter is stamped with our trademark “Santa’s Official Mail” seal and a genuine North Pole postmark.”

The fact that kids from all around the world, if they’re able, is allowed to visit North Pole and actually see Santa just makes the Christmas holidays more exciting and fun for many children.

Letters from Santa come in different style and designs that would perfectly suit the preferences of your children. Since styles are available in different formats, little Hannah is surely not getting the same letter her big sister Daisy is having.

For standard shipping, parents are expected to place their orders before or on December 10^th. Orders may be made from the Santa Claus House official site at http://www.santaclaushouse.com/.

Photo Credit Nenana Messenger

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