The theme for this season's Port Townsend Main Street Program's Holiday Window Contest was "Merriest Window,” and dozens of businesses responded with sparkling windows that celebrate the holiday …
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About Time at 830 Water St. won the Gold Award for its merry window display, which features a welcoming hearth showcasing holiday apparel ideas, the judges said. Pictured are staff members Jan Hopfenbeck (left) and Nancy Cherry Eifert. Photo courtesy Studio J Photography
The Broken Spoke, 630 Water St., won an honorable mention for its jolly window display: a red bicycle and a Christmas tree topped with a Santa hat. Pictured is owner Pete Sexton. Photo courtesy Studio J Photography
Olympic Art and Office's display, featuring a blizzard of more than 600 snowflakes handmade from coffee filters, earned the Silver Award for the downtown shop, at 220 Taylor St. Pictured is owner Heidi Hoglund. Photo courtesy Studio J Photography
The theme for this season's Port Townsend Main Street Program's Holiday Window Contest was "Merriest Window,” and dozens of businesses responded with sparkling windows that celebrate the holiday spirit in imaginative and colorful ways. The Main Street Program encourages the public to take a tour of windows in the Uptown District and downtown Port Townsend.
