The future of the beloved Philly traditions is uncertain now that the company is closing its Center City store.

Here are 10 of the priciest examples we could find. The Dickens Christmas Village effectively emulates the cobblestone streets and wintery scenes of the novelist’s iconic “A Christmas Carol.” ...

Nora’s Dickens Village is bustling with holiday activity. Children skate figure eights around the ice rink in front of Big Ben as Christmas trees sparkle on ground blanketed in snow. Salvation ...

Boardman resident Sandy Moran’s Christmas village is aglow each year. Since she was a child, Moran has created Dickens’ Village scenes, inspired by the novels of Charles Dickens. BOARDMAN ...

Everyone knows "A Christmas Carol." What everyone doesn't know, now, is that Dickens' 1843 tale of Ebenezer Scrooge and the ghosts was just the first in a series of annual holiday books.

They also planned to walk through the Dickens Village at the Philadelphia flagship store, an animatronic-filled reenactment of "A Christmas Carol," the classic tale of Ebenezer Scrooge and the ...

Dickensian era characters walk around the Port Jefferson Village. Guests will spot characters such as Father Christmas, Dickens Mayor, Scrooge, the Town Crier and Chimney Sweeps. Credit ...

While you’d expect one of the most iconic Christmas stories ever written to have taken more than two months, A Christmas Carol was actually written in only six weeks in the fall of 1843. Charles ...

and neighbors gathered to witness the beloved lighting of the official Village of Port Washington Christmas Tree. The ceremony also marked the conclusion of the 28th Annual Charles Dickens Festival.