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    Which of the 48 states was the last to declare Christmas a legal holiday?

    Question #7188. Asked by harry. (Oct 21 00 1:07 AM)


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    		The first state to declare Christmas a legal holiday was Alabama in 1836. The last was Oklahoma in 1890.

    Oct 22 00, 8:30 PM

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