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About Gnadenhutten, OH

Gnadenhutten is known for its Fourth of July celebration, featuring horse-drawn carriages and fireworks. It also celebrates its Pioneer Days on the first weekend in August and an Apple Butter festival the second weekend of October. Its Native American heritage continues to be marked with its "Indian Valley" moniker and a Christian Indian Christmas Drive-Thru Display Thanksgiving through December. Gnadenhutten is derived from the German name Gnadenhütten ( German: [gnaːdn̩hʏtn̩] ), meaning literally "huts of grace" and figuratively "log tabernacle". Gnadenhutten was declared the "most difficult to pronounce" place name in the state of Ohio by Reader's Digest .