From the Vault: Recent Episodes
Elf Radio - North Pole Division
Every holiday season Mrs. Claus reads letters from boys and girls to the elves played over Elf radio. The elves always enjoy hearing from the children as they build Christmas toys in the workshop. We are releasing the recordings so that you can experience the same joy. Join us every day in December until Christmas Eve as we all listen in.
At the end of the season, Mrs. Claus reads a letter from a woman named Lucile Holmes. She attended the Industrial Institute and College, in Columbus Mississippi.
Mrs. Claus reads the letters from the children that Santa gets to the workshop elves over ElfRadio.
Todays episode features more children from Huntsville Alabama.
Mrs. Claus reads the letters from the children that Santa gets to the workshop elves over ElfRadio.
Young Francis Lincoln Noble of Williamsburg L.I. knew what he wanted from Santa. The letter came in in 1873.
Mrs. Claus has a special place in her heart for Milo. He is trying to bring awareness to a genetic disorder called Noonan Syndrome. One in 2,500 to 5,000 children is born with Noonan Syndrome. It is caused by a faulty gene that slows the child's development in certain areas. #NoonanSyndrome
Mrs. Claus loves reading the letters from the children. This stack of letters comes from Tennessee, Christmas 1922.
Listen in as Mrs. Claus finishes reading the letters from the children in Belleville, Illinois. Where will the next bundle of letters take us?
Every Holiday Season Mrs. Claus reads some letters to Santa from children around the world. We recently opened the vault to "digitize" our footage and we would like to share some clips of Mrs. Claus reading the letters. The footage is from 100 years ago. Please enjoy the show as much as the Workshop Elves and the Reindeer.