Historic Fort Steuben preps for the holidays

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Historic Fort Steuben is gearing up for the holidays, transforming into a winter wonderland that has become a beloved tradition in Steubenville. This year marks the fort's tenth anniversary of creating a joyful holiday experience, which has grown through community support and involvement. Judy Bratten, the director of Historic Fort Steuben, expressed her excitement about the enhancements made possible by local contributions. The fort plans to incorporate festive decorations and engaging activities to capture the essence of the holiday spirit. As the event approaches, the anticipation among residents reflects the importance of such traditions in building community bonds.

The initiative not only offers a delightful experience for visitors but also strengthens Steubenville's local identity. With a focus on inclusivity and shared joy, Historic Fort Steuben aims to create lasting memories for families and friends. This annual celebration serves as a reminder of the value of togetherness during the holiday season.

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