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    GALLERY: Christmas in South Bethlehem

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    This gallery features photos of holiday decorations displayed by South Bethlehem residents and business owners. Bethlehem is known as the Christmas City.

    Bethlehem will soon see Lehigh students arriving back on campus for the start of classes on Aug. 24 as the university attempts to reopen its campus. Lehigh’s campus was shut down in March due to the coronavirus pandemic. (Roshan Giyanani/B&W Staff)
    The FunHouse has placed a Christmas tree on top of its sign. The local bar features live rock ‘n’ roll. (Roshan Giyanani/B&W Staff)
    Lit Christmas trees and stars have been placed along streets in South Bethlehem. South Bethlehem uses colored lights, while North Bethlehem uses white lights for holiday decorations. (Roshan Giyanani/B&W Staff)
    Homebase Skateshop has put up festive holiday decorations. Homebase is a men’s clothing store located on West Fourth Street. (Roshan Giyanani/B&W Staff)
    Lights have been hung up between street lights in front of Steel Stacks and Christkindlmarkt. Christkindlmarkt is an annual holiday market in Bethlehem. (Roshan Giyanani/B&W Staff)
    The Harland Building, which includes Lit Roastery and Bakeshop and Fox Optical & Gallery, is decorated for the holidays. Lit opened in March on East Third Street. (Roshan Giyanani/B&W Staff)
    Each year, Christkindlmarkt is held outside the Steel Stacks. Bethlehem is nicknamed the Christmas City. (Roshan Giyanani/B&W Staff)
    Sal’s Brick Oven Pizza has decorated its store front with Christmas lights and ornaments. Sal’s is a family-owned restaurant that offers Italian dishes. (Roshan Giyanani/B&W Staff)
    Lights are strung on a Christmas tree on Third Street in South Bethlehem. Many local residents and business decorate their shops and homes with festive lights. (Roshan Giyanani/B&W Staff)
    Lehigh Pizza has added wreaths and antlers to their store. The shop offers a variety of pies, sandwiches and drinks to go. (Roshan Giyanani/B&W Staff)
    A second large Christmas tree is located in front of Steel Stacks. Christkindlemarkt, held by Steel Stacks, is celebrating its 25th year. (Roshan Giyanani/B&W Staff)

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