. . . a small community whose eclectic architecture includes Queen Anne, Victorian, Tudor, and Craftsman styles surrounded by lush gardens, each lying quietly along tree-lined streets. A river meanders from north to south along its eastern edge and a small town center provides a forum for community gatherings. Night or day this neighborhood celebrates: seasons, holidays, life, death. And though it may appear to be like any other American neighborhood that grew up during the 1950s, it is distinct from its namesake. Unlike the actual Willow Glen, Enchanted Willow Glen is inhabited, not by people, but by characters and settings that exist only in the mind of the visitor.