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'Whoville' Comes to Life for the Holidays in Scappoose

Portland, ORLocal News

The Scappoose Historical Society is thrilled to announce the return of the 'Whoville' exhibit for the upcoming holiday season, creating a festive atmosphere in Scappoose, Oregon. Following a successful inaugural year, the exhibit aims to attract families and promote local history simultaneously. Visitors will be immersed in the charming and whimsical world of 'Whoville,' offering a unique experience that enhances community engagement. This year's event is expected to draw larger crowds, further solidifying its place as a must-visit holiday attraction in the region. The initiative not only celebrates the holiday spirit but also underscores the importance of local heritage and cultural activities in fostering community pride.

By providing such family-friendly events, the Scappoose Historical Society contributes significantly to the town's economic vitality. Local businesses are likely to benefit from increased foot traffic during the holiday season, showcasing the event's broader impact. The combination of festive cheer and historical education makes this exhibit a valuable addition to Scappoose's holiday offerings.

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