For holiday decorating, Dartmouth lights the way
Dec 15, 2021
Azalea Drive light display is large enough to walk through. Photo by: Sandy Quadros Bowles
This firetruck is abaze with lights on Bakerville Road. Photo by: Sandy Quadros Bowles
Colors sparkled on this Bakerville Road. Photo by: Sandy Quadros Bowles 
Now we know where the toys are made: Robert Street. Submitted photo
Another view of Robert Street’s Santa’s workshop. Submitted photo 
Candy Cane Lane looks sweet. Submitted photo 
Drivers along Slocum Road can enjoy the view. Submitted photo. 
A full display of lights and inflatables along Slocum Road. Submitted photo
Azalea Drive light display is large enough to walk through. Photo by: Sandy Quadros Bowles
This firetruck is abaze with lights on Bakerville Road. Photo by: Sandy Quadros Bowles
Colors sparkled on this Bakerville Road. Photo by: Sandy Quadros Bowles
Now we know where the toys are made: Robert Street. Submitted photo
Another view of Robert Street’s Santa’s workshop. Submitted photo
Candy Cane Lane looks sweet. Submitted photo
Drivers along Slocum Road can enjoy the view. Submitted photo.
A full display of lights and inflatables along Slocum Road. Submitted photo
The holiday season has been made brighter by scores of decorated homes along the streets of Dartmouth.
Readers generously shared their photos with us to help us spread cheer.
The photos and suggestions we received ranged from a lit firetruck on Bakerville Road to a delicious display on Cotton Candy Lane to a colorful peek at Santa’s workshop on Robert Street.
Then there is the Azalea Drive yard that is so spectacular it draws a crowd. Visitors can walk through the display and soak in the seasonal treasures.
This is the same yard that sported a spooky look for Halloween.
It all goes to show: Dartmouth’s holiday spirit is shiny and bright!
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