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Santa to ride historic stagecoach in Duluth parade

By Joel Anderson
Sept 22, 2011

Santa Claus will ride one of the  historic Wells Fargo stagecoaches Saturday in the Duluth Fall Festival Parade.

Santa , the stagecoach and horses will appear at the end of the parade, which starts at 10 a.m. at Brock Road and North Peachtree Street and ends at Main Street and Buford Highway in Duluth. Professional golfer Stewart Cink, a native of Duluth, will be the parade’s grand marshal and kick off the event.

The Wells Fargo stagecoach is a replica of a 1850s stagecoach that Wells Fargo once used to haul passengers and their valuables in the Old West.

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