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    What US state was the first to declare Christmas a legal holiday?

    Question #14764. Asked by mda1226.

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    		Senior Moments says:

    According to http://members.aol.com/spooky999/index5.html it was Alabama

    Sat Dec 01 09:22:38 CST 2001
    (To fix link - McG)

    May 27 03, 4:14 PM

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