Hallmark Keepsake Ornament
2026 The Parker House, A Christmas Story
2026 2026 October Ornament Debut Ornaments > 2026 Sci-Fi, Movies and TV Ornaments > All 2026 Hallmark Ornaments > A Christmas Story > 2026 > Orville Wilson
QXI1486
This 2026 Hallmark Keepsake Ornament features the iconic Parker house on Cleveland Street, from the iconic seasonal movie, "A Christmas Story." Bring nostalgic holiday movie magic to your tree with the memorable setting for Ralphie’s hilarious Christmas adventures, unforgettable family mishaps, and of course the legendary “major award” leg lamp! With glittery snow-covered rooftops and a festive wreath hanging proudly on the front door, the detailed design captures the cozy yet chaotic spirit of the beloved classic film. Fans of Ralphie Parker and the movie’s laugh-out-loud moments will appreciate the attention to detail. Insert the bulb of a standard miniature light string through the ornament’s rubber grommet to illuminate the house with a warm holiday glow.
Fun Fact: The house used for exterior shots is located at 3159 W. 11th Street, Cleveland, Ohio, and was restored to it's appearance in the movie. Although the story takes place in Indiana, Cleveland was chosen as the filming location after 20 others were considered, because Higbee's department store had agreed to be filmed for the shopping scenes. Most of the filming was done in Toronto, Canada, and the Niagara Falls area, as Ohio had a record low snowfall that year and all the snow on the house was fake. However, the soap that was put in Ralphie's mouth was real, and the bar of Lifebuoy in the bathroom still has his teeth marks left on it!
- Artist
- Orville Wilson
- Size
- Not available
- Material
- Plastic, rubber, and metal (eyelet)
- Power source
- miniature light string
- Box Size
- 5" H x 3" W x 4" D
2026 The Parker House, A Christmas Story 2026 Hallmark Keepsake Ornament QXI1486 This 2026 Hallmark Keepsake Ornament features the iconic Parker house on Cleveland Street, from the iconic seasonal movie, "A Christmas Story." Bring nostalgic holiday movie magic to your tree with the memorable setting for Ralphie’s hilarious Christmas adventures, unforgettable family mishaps, and of course the legendary “major award” leg lamp! With glittery snow-covered rooftops and a festive wreath hanging proudly on the front door, the detailed design captures the cozy yet chaotic spirit of the beloved classic film. Fans of Ralphie Parker and the movie’s laugh-out-loud moments will appreciate the attention to detail. Insert the bulb of a standard miniature light string through the ornament’s rubber grommet to illuminate the house with a warm holiday glow. Fun Fact: The house used for exterior shots is located at 3159 W. 11th Street, Cleveland, Ohio, and was restored to it's appearance in the movie. Although the story takes place in Indiana, Cleveland was chosen as the filming location after 20 others were considered, because Higbee's department store had agreed to be filmed for the shopping scenes. Most of the filming was done in Toronto, Canada, and the Niagara Falls area, as Ohio had a record low snowfall that year and all the snow on the house was fake. However, the soap that was put in Ralphie's mouth was real, and the bar of Lifebuoy in the bathroom still has his teeth marks left on it! Material: Plastic, rubber, and metal (eyelet) Artist: Orville Wilson Size: 3.5 x 3.75 x 2.75 This 2026 Hallmark ornament was first available after the 2026 Hallmark Ornament Debut Event on October 12, 2026.
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