Santa Beaver on Skis Chainsaw Carving
Donated By Melissa and Miles
Anderson. This sold for
$1550.
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Bear Trap wreath
Donated by Windy Noble. This
was one of the Fan
Favorites and sold for
$1300.
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Cowboy Boot Mirror
This unique wreath had recycled cowboy boot tops framing a mirror, accented with a red poinsettia swag and glittered twigs. Donated by Jay Fear Real Estate. It sold for $1,100.
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Moose Delight
This beautiful wreath was
created by Julie Early. It
was sold for $575.
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Joy to the World
This large wreath had metal cutout hanger "Peace on Earth" with bells, faux wreath with berries and pinecones, Santa metal medal medallion art, handcrafted wood burning ornaments, handcrafted ornaments, red and green bow, white poinsettias. Donated by White Mountain Operating.
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Hand forged sleigh bells
Set of three hand-forged steel bells, crafted by American Mountain Men (AMM) Blacksmith Venerando "Vinny" Musumecci. These sold for $550.
"Vinny" Musumecci. These
sold for $550.
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Lost Stirrup Wreath
A stirrup was found on
Sheryl and Jon Boroff's
ranch and they turned it
into a beautiful wreath.
This sold for $800.
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If Wishes Were Horses
The Sage & Snow Garden Club
donated this creative
wreath. It sold for $625.
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Vintage Ornament Wreath
This wreath with vintage
Christmas ornaments was
created by Ruth Noble and
her daughter Charlotte
Keyser.
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Horseshoe Christmas Tree
Welded horseshoe Christmas tree with vintage ornaments welded by 14-year-old beginner welder Cody Sims Jr.
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Hallmark Heritage Wreath
This pretty wreath donated
by Millie Pape had blue
lights.
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Christmas Moose
Wooden log decorated with rake antlers and wooden spoon ears, featuring a red glitter poinsettia and battery-operated lights. Donated by Sandy Wanfalt. This sold for $700.
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Silent Auction
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Silent Auction
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Fort Chocolate
Silent Auction item - Replica of Fort Sublette created in chocolate. Chocolate fort crafted by Chocolates by Kelly. The fort is made entirely of chocolate—milk, dark, and semisweet—totaling approximately 5 pounds. Chimneys are made of marshmallows, and every element is fully edible. Donated by Western Horizons Consulting. Sold for $310.
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Great food
First Bank sponsored the food. They have been the Museum's food sponsor for the Wreath Auction for 24 years. This year's caterer was Gypsy Treats.
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First Bank food sponsor
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Gayle Kinnison Memorial Wreath
This wreath, now in retirement, is in fond memory of Museum supporter Gayle McMurry Kinnison. It is freshened up and put on display every year at the annual wreath auction.
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