Albany Christmas tree placed in courthouse square (VIDEO added)
Photo by J.D. Sumner
J.D. Sumner
ALBANY, Ga: An Albany Water, Gas & Light Commission crew has placed the city’s official Christmas tree in the courthouse square after harvesting the tree from an Albany home earlier this morning.
The tree, a 30-foot-tall Leyland Cypress, was donated by the residents at 1903 Colquitt Avenue.
WG&L crews are putting the final touches on the tree.
Video of the tree being harvested.
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