Bristol Gears Up for 238th Parade: America's Oldest Continuous Fourth of July Celebration
🇺🇸 Bristol Gears Up for 238th Parade: America's Oldest Continuous Fourth of July Celebration.
Residents and visitors eagerly lined the streets of Bristol in the early morning to secure a prime spot for the Fourth of July parade. This year marks the 238th anniversary of the parade, making it America's oldest continuous celebration of Independence Day. To facilitate the festivities, several road closures were put in place. Chestnut Street, Naomi Street, Sherry Avenue, and Hope Street were closed to traffic at specific times. It's important to note that alcohol, fireworks, and poppers are not permitted during the parade. Additionally, participants and spectators are required to walk along the parade route, with bikes and skateboards needing to be carried.
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