The North Pole City Hall Of Letters

The Hall Of Letters is a historical archive at North Pole City. It’s a part of the North Pole City Museum featuring all manner of Christmas memorabilia throughout the entire centuries-long life of Santa Claus. The Hall Of Letters is a long bright gleaming white corridor with large windows that contain all manner of correspondence to, from, and within North Pole City. In particular lovely letters to Santa from kids located all around the world. The best ones, hand-picked by Santa, and Mrs. Claus, are displayed on brightly lit panels underneath protective glass.  The most wonderful ones are on permanent display while others are routinely rotated for all visitors to enjoy!

Virtually every single letter Santa has ever received is located there or in adjacent archive rooms. There is also an extensive document vault below as well. A handful of other personal correspondence is located at Claus Manor for Santa’s personal perusal. The hallowed hall itself is enchanted by the Spirit Of Christmas, and it can sense a visitor’s conscious wishes. If they’re expecting to see their letter on display it will magically appear just for them. However, once they exit the hall it will return to the archives if it wasn’t originally on exhibit. One may also say a name out loud to view any related letters.

There are always three Elves on duty within the Hall Of Letters. Two who respectively stand guard near the entrance of each door at the ends of the hallway. There’s also one who paces the Hall with a large candy cane staff to ensure the integrity of the historical papers are kept intact. Everyone is expected to be merry in a respectfully quiet manner when strolling through the Hall. It’s one of the few places at North Pole City where parents must escort their children unless the child is very mature for their age. If there is any rowdiness, or disturbing of the documents, the Elf will wave his staff or pound it on the marble floor demanding such activity cease.

If any kids start crying as a result then the Happy Funtime Alarm goes off causing confetti to reign from the ceilings amid merry Christmas music. An announcement that the Hall is closed sounds as reinforcement Elves rush in to direct everyone out to a nearby impromptu party full of tasty treats, and entertainment. By order of Santa, the sad child must be made merry within a few minutes if not seconds! After a quick clean-up, the Hall Of Letters is re-opened without incident.

The Hall Of Letters is open 24 hours a day 365 days a year so one may enjoy reading amid the peace of the early morning hours. On Christmas Eve all Elves must be on deck for present delivery preparations. During that time the Hall is monitored by various volunteers that include Mrs. Claus, Frosty The Snowman, Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer, Jack Frost, Winter Deities, previous Claus Award winners, and other special honored guests. Often with supernatural roots. Some of us here at Mystic Investigations have had the pleasure. I myself, President Xavier Remington, got to wield the candy cane staff for an hour. Thankfully I didn’t have to use it!💌

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