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Our "Engine Company 31" was inspired by a fire station built in New York City in 1895. At the time, fire stations were such as important part of every city that their construction and location were given prominence special recognition. Lighted...

Created to look good enough to eat, the gingerbread road is edged in fluffy white frosting and you can fit several together to create your gingerbread lane as long as youd like.

Using a variety of masonry colors, these limestone roads are carved to look dimensional will fit together to create a street, sidewalk or road in any Village display. These coordinate with the straight Limestone Road pieces (#6007687).

Using a variety of masonry colors, these limestone roads are carved to look dimensional will fit together to create a street, sidewalk or road in any Village display.

Three jet black hedge rows, perfect for lining the lawns of your Halloween Village.

Designed to accompany Dickens Village by Department 56, these children are playing with their new Christmas puppy. Made of porcelain and hand painted. 3 x 1.5 x 2

Good hedges make good neighbors, and the neighbors really like it when the hedges are decked out with holiday lights. Can be lit using battery box or converted to AC power using AC/DC adapter 56.55026. LED Lights, Battery Operated 2-C Required Village...

Dressed in traditional 19th century fire fighters' gear, this fireman not only wrestles with the massive hoses but the firehouse mascot, the Dalmatian dog. Village Figures 2.64 in H

Our tubing boy has encountered a few waves hands from the swampy deep are causing quite an undertow!

With branches filled with jack-o-lantern bulbs , our new tree has a sturdy fall inspired base and stands over 7 inches tall. Powered by batteries, this piece can also be lit using the AC/DC adapter 56.55026. Lights Up, Battery Operated 2-C...

Black sisal trees flecked with orange glitter flank each side of the old iron gate. A carved pumpkin stands watch on the stone column. Use this versatile piece anywhere a fence is needed.

And with great respect for the gravestones that needed to be moved when the graveyard was renovated, they were placed in a circular pattern around the tree where they were allowed to create an interesting landmark over the years.