Homes around the country are getting into the holiday spirit.See how creative these homes and neighborhoods got to spread some Christmas cheer: Greenville, South CarolinaNot one, not two, not even a dozen were enough for one street in Greenville when it came to large, inflatable Santas getting people in the holiday spirit.What about 40?See the display in the video player above.Washington County, PennsylvaniaAngelo's II Restaurant is spreading the magic of Christmas cheer to customers in Monongahela, Pennsylvania. They're going all out this year with decor for the holiday season.Staffers have decorated the entire building with an array of lights, with a giant Santa, elf, and reindeer on the roof to greet customers as they come and go. Winston-Salem, North CarolinaA North Carolina resident is channeling his inner Clark Griswold.The home is one to enjoy as it's decorated with nearly 20 Christmas inflatables from Santa to Frosty to everything in between.The home is located in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, and is sure to bring you joy this holiday season.Albuquerque, New MexicoFor the past nine years, Chris McCord has decked his home out in thousands of lights and decorations."It's just the season and it's about giving and caring for others. I think that the world needs a lot more of that, honestly," McCord said.This year, he has around 35,000 lights across his home and front yard and he has 19 songs in his holiday light show, lasting roughly 146 minutes."We rented a boom truck this year to put about 5,000 lights back in the tree to make it more fuller and rich," he said.Wadsworth, OhioClark Griswold has taught this Ohio family everything it knows about exterior illumination. The Griswold house has come to life in northeast Ohio, completely covered from top to bottom with lights, similar to the home in "National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation."It's the work of the Osterland family and is the culmination of the childhood dream of patriarch Greg Osterland.Lancaster County, PennsylvaniaNorman Montgomery has lived at the same Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, home his whole life.What started as his dad putting one string of lights across the house has evolved over the last 39 years.Montgomery now spends four to six weeks setting up the display and said he'll continue as long as he's physically able."It's a very good feeling. People come in and compliment us on how nice it looks and whatnot. The kids just absolutely love it. They don't want to leave," he said.Independence, KentuckyThis northern Kentucky man has officially won Christmas.Located in Independence, Kentucky, Mark Koors not only decorated his entire home, front to back, but also his neighbor's yard.It's a must-see this holiday season.Koors says the entire display takes about 2 1/2 months each year to set up. It's a project of love he has taken on for years.York County, PennsylvaniaMarie Urich has been putting on a display in Lewisberry, Pennsylvania, for five decades."It started when my sister and I were little. She would decorate but not in this large of a scale," said Urich's daughter, Caroline Garner.Garner said her mom's love of Christmas continues with a little help from her and her husband, Ken, who live next door."It grew over the years and just got out of control," Ken Garner said.Not only are the decorations spread over the yards of both homes, but Urich displays them throughout the inside of her house.Her favorite are the snowmen, which are in her den. People who stop by to see the lights can get a peek from the window.Hamilton, OhioA home in Hamilton, Ohio, is leaving no blade of grass unturned, decking out its front and back yard in lights – even including a lit-up archway.The display features more figurines and inflatables than you can count.