blue and pink versions. They ranged in size from 2-foot table-toppers to 7-footers. The trees eventually fell out of favor and Aluminum Specialty stopped producing them in the '70s. Soon they were ...

Evergleam aluminum Christmas trees were all the rage in the early 1960s. Evergleam aluminum Christmas trees were all the rage in the early 1960s. The Manitowoc-made trees were anything but natural ...

In 1959, the Aluminum Specialty Company rolled out the Evergleam, the first mass-produced aluminum tree on the market. Wisconsin Public Radio's Patty Murray reports.

The event runs Nov. 27 to Jan. 5, 2025. The aluminum, Space Age Evergleam Christmas trees were first manufactured in Manitowoc in 1959 by Aluminum Specialty Company. Need a break? Play the USA ...

For a short window in the 1960s, aluminum Christmas trees gleamed in living rooms nationwide—but this glorious, glittering reign would be all too brief. Within the decade, they were relegated ...

with a steady line of Evergleam Christmas trees coming down the factory conveyor belt and filling every spare warehouse the Aluminum Specialty Company could find in the Lakeshore area.

The quaint town on the shores of Lake Michigan is known for its snow-covered sidewalks, storybook downtown -- and sparkling aluminum ... that made the Evergleam Christmas trees.

He was right. The Evergleam was produced for 12 years before being relegated to basements and attics everywhere. But in the past 15 years, the aluminum tree has seen a resurgence, with some models ...

Evergleams on Eighth brings more than 100 glittering vintage aluminum Evergleam Christmas trees to more than 40 downtown Manitowoc storefronts each year. The display at the library includes a ...

She was tapping into a holiday fad of the day: aluminum Christmas ... for your own Evergleam, all is not lost. EBay lists a bunch of them, from $99 to $900 for a 6-foot blue tree.) ...

The very first Aluminum Tree Collectors Convention kicked off ... whenever they're available," said Bundy-Jost. The Evergleam Convention is being held at the Inn on Maritime Bay.

“Get ready for the swellest event of the summer as we celebrate not just aluminum trees, but all things vintage,” said Barb Bundy-Jost, president of Manitowoc Aluminum Kitschmas Inc., in a ...