Labor Day Parade (1904)

Shows a parade through bunting-draped streets, probably in the town of Leominster, Mass. First, a decorated grandstand bearing the banner "Leominster heartily greets its guests" is seen, and then the camera pans to the street where the parade is to be photographed. The sidewalks are crowded with people, including many little girls in white or light-colored dresses. People run back and forth across the street, and then the parade starts. Automobiles decorated with flowers, flags, and ribbons pass in review. Next come horse-drawn fire engines, followed by horse-drawn carts, carriages, and floats of assorted shapes and sizes.

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News & Politics

Tags:

• Labor
• Day
• Parade
• 1904

[4pattygalata4]

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[Sorry4DoublePosting]

Funny, I play the same tune on the piano when I want to speed up my wife's work in the kitchen.

[MaciasDaryl]

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[TimTehPilot]

@TheColorCoralBrown That's because there is 10 million times more people than in 1904.

[whoflungpoo92]

everyone in this video is dead.

[neondynamite]

I wish there was an HD 720p option for this. lol

[TheColorCoralBrown]

if you from Brooklyn you know labor day parade 10 million times more jinking than this.

[QualityGamersCinema]

yeah april fools

[tannersanta]

This history is becoming a mystery.... maybe its one of the reasons why labor movement is almost extinct.