Round Pond, a village in Bristol on a protected harbor, has a legendary Fourth o

Authors

Elizabeth Peavey

Source

Down East

Date

7-1-2005

Pages

58-65, 104-106

Abstract

Round Pond, a village in Bristol on a protected harbor, has a legendary Fourth of July parade, which includes Tacky Tourists, lawnmower Shriners, cross-dressers, and floats skewering politicians and fads. Kathy Mack and Kathy Moses helped found the parade, which was a free-for-all from the start, after the death of longtime organizer Carrol Hanna. The parade is now a huge tourist attraction. The village has been spared a lot of new development and has only one inn. With a description of exploring the town.

Subjects

BroadcastAmerica com, Holidays, Parades

Recommended Citation

Peavey, Elizabeth, "Round Pond, a village in Bristol on a protected harbor, has a legendary Fourth o" (2005). Maine News Index - Down East Magazine. 2884.
https://digitalcommons.portlandlibrary.com/news_downeast/2884