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Easton Peace Candle Ornament, 4" x 2" 7323350794298 and flexible rugs feature warmIn 1950, the Easton Area Christmas Committee was formed with a gaol of restoring the prestige of Easton's holiday decorations, thus the first Christmas Candle was born. On December 10, 1951, Easton's mayor flipped the switch during its first dedication ceremony. The Christmas Candle was meant to serve as a symbol of peace for all religions and denominations. Now named the Peace Candle, the 106' structure is assessed each year covering the Civil War