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Bristol Fourth of July Parade 2024

Jul 11, 2024 | Photos of the Week

THE TOWN OF Bristol hosts one of the biggest and best July 4 parades in Vermont, and this year’s edition was no different. After a spectacular fireworks display on July 3, Bristol-area residents and visitors of all ages enjoyed a parade that included an assortment of firetrucks, veterans, cyclists, Revolutionary War reenactors, Scouts, cool antique vehicles, horses, bands and children. Some spectators along the downtown route were showered with candy handouts and/or water, delivered by an arsenal of squirt guns. Independent photo/Steve James
JESSE HANSON IS surrounded by members of his family and an aide as they all enjoy watching the Fourth of July parade pass by Hanson’s Mountain Street home in Bristol this past Thursday. Hanson has seen a lot of parades; this year he celebrated his 100th birthday. Independent photo/Steve James
THE TOWN OF Bristol hosts one of the biggest and best July 4 parades in Vermont, and this year’s edition was no different. After a spectacular fireworks display on July 3, Bristol-area residents and visitors of all ages enjoyed a parade that included an assortment of firetrucks, veterans, cyclists, Revolutionary War reenactors, Scouts, cool antique vehicles, horses, bands and children. Some spectators along the downtown route were showered with candy handouts and/or water, delivered by an arsenal of squirt guns. Independent photo/Steve James

THE TOWN OF Bristol hosts one of the biggest and best July 4 parades in Vermont, and this year’s edition was no different. After a spectacular fireworks display on July 3, Bristol-area residents and visitors of all ages enjoyed a parade that included an assortment of firetrucks, veterans, cyclists, Revolutionary War reenactors, Scouts, cool antique vehicles, horses, bands and children. Some spectators along the downtown route were showered with candy handouts and/or water, delivered by an arsenal of squirt guns. Independent photo/Steve James
THE TOWN OF Bristol hosts one of the biggest and best July 4 parades in Vermont, and this year’s edition was no different. After a spectacular fireworks display on July 3, Bristol-area residents and visitors of all ages enjoyed a parade that included an assortment of firetrucks, veterans, cyclists, Revolutionary War reenactors, Scouts, cool antique vehicles, horses, bands and children. Some spectators along the downtown route were showered with candy handouts and/or water, delivered by an arsenal of squirt guns. Independent photo/Steve James
THE TOWN OF Bristol hosts one of the biggest and best July 4 parades in Vermont, and this year’s edition was no different. After a spectacular fireworks display on July 3, Bristol-area residents and visitors of all ages enjoyed a parade that included an assortment of firetrucks, veterans, cyclists, Revolutionary War reenactors, Scouts, cool antique vehicles, horses, bands and children. Some spectators along the downtown route were showered with candy handouts and/or water, delivered by an arsenal of squirt guns. Independent photo/Steve James

THE TOWN OF Bristol hosts one of the biggest and best July 4 parades in Vermont, and this year’s edition was no different. After a spectacular fireworks display on July 3, Bristol-area residents and visitors of all ages enjoyed a parade that included an assortment of firetrucks, veterans, cyclists, Revolutionary War reenactors, Scouts, cool antique vehicles, horses, bands and children. Some spectators along the downtown route were showered with candy handouts and/or water, delivered by an arsenal of squirt guns. Independent photo/Steve James
THE TOWN OF Bristol hosts one of the biggest and best July 4 parades in Vermont, and this year’s edition was no different. After a spectacular fireworks display on July 3, Bristol-area residents and visitors of all ages enjoyed a parade that included an assortment of firetrucks, veterans, cyclists, Revolutionary War reenactors, Scouts, cool antique vehicles, horses, bands and children. Some spectators along the downtown route were showered with candy handouts and/or water, delivered by an arsenal of squirt guns. Independent photo/Steve James
THE TOWN OF Bristol hosts one of the biggest and best July 4 parades in Vermont, and this year’s edition was no different. After a spectacular fireworks display on July 3, Bristol-area residents and visitors of all ages enjoyed a parade that included an assortment of firetrucks, veterans, cyclists, Revolutionary War reenactors, Scouts, cool antique vehicles, horses, bands and children. Some spectators along the downtown route were showered with candy handouts and/or water, delivered by an arsenal of squirt guns. Independent photo/Steve James

THE TOWN OF Bristol hosts one of the biggest and best July 4 parades in Vermont, and this year’s edition was no different. After a spectacular fireworks display on July 3, Bristol-area residents and visitors of all ages enjoyed a parade that included an assortment of firetrucks, veterans, cyclists, Revolutionary War reenactors, Scouts, cool antique vehicles, horses, bands and children. Some spectators along the downtown route were showered with candy handouts and/or water, delivered by an arsenal of squirt guns. Independent photo/Steve James
THE TOWN OF Bristol hosts one of the biggest and best July 4 parades in Vermont, and this year’s edition was no different. After a spectacular fireworks display on July 3, Bristol-area residents and visitors of all ages enjoyed a parade that included an assortment of firetrucks, veterans, cyclists, Revolutionary War reenactors, Scouts, cool antique vehicles, horses, bands and children. Some spectators along the downtown route were showered with candy handouts and/or water, delivered by an arsenal of squirt guns. Independent photo/Steve James
THE TOWN OF Bristol hosts one of the biggest and best July 4 parades in Vermont, and this year’s edition was no different. After a spectacular fireworks display on July 3, Bristol-area residents and visitors of all ages enjoyed a parade that included an assortment of firetrucks, veterans, cyclists, Revolutionary War reenactors, Scouts, cool antique vehicles, horses, bands and children. Some spectators along the downtown route were showered with candy handouts and/or water, delivered by an arsenal of squirt guns. Independent photo/Steve James

THE TOWN OF Bristol hosts one of the biggest and best July 4 parades in Vermont, and this year’s edition was no different. After a spectacular fireworks display on July 3, Bristol-area residents and visitors of all ages enjoyed a parade that included an assortment of firetrucks, veterans, cyclists, Revolutionary War reenactors, Scouts, cool antique vehicles, horses, bands and children. Some spectators along the downtown route were showered with candy handouts and/or water, delivered by an arsenal of squirt guns. Independent photo/Steve James
THE TOWN OF Bristol hosts one of the biggest and best July 4 parades in Vermont, and this year’s edition was no different. After a spectacular fireworks display on July 3, Bristol-area residents and visitors of all ages enjoyed a parade that included an assortment of firetrucks, veterans, cyclists, Revolutionary War reenactors, Scouts, cool antique vehicles, horses, bands and children. Some spectators along the downtown route were showered with candy handouts and/or water, delivered by an arsenal of squirt guns. Independent photo/Steve James
THE TOWN OF Bristol hosts one of the biggest and best July 4 parades in Vermont, and this year’s edition was no different. After a spectacular fireworks display on July 3, Bristol-area residents and visitors of all ages enjoyed a parade that included an assortment of firetrucks, veterans, cyclists, Revolutionary War reenactors, Scouts, cool antique vehicles, horses, bands and children. Some spectators along the downtown route were showered with candy handouts and/or water, delivered by an arsenal of squirt guns. Independent photo/Steve James

THE TOWN OF Bristol hosts one of the biggest and best July 4 parades in Vermont, and this year’s edition was no different. After a spectacular fireworks display on July 3, Bristol-area residents and visitors of all ages enjoyed a parade that included an assortment of firetrucks, veterans, cyclists, Revolutionary War reenactors, Scouts, cool antique vehicles, horses, bands and children. Some spectators along the downtown route were showered with candy handouts and/or water, delivered by an arsenal of squirt guns. Independent photo/Steve James
THE TOWN OF Bristol hosts one of the biggest and best July 4 parades in Vermont, and this year’s edition was no different. After a spectacular fireworks display on July 3, Bristol-area residents and visitors of all ages enjoyed a parade that included an assortment of firetrucks, veterans, cyclists, Revolutionary War reenactors, Scouts, cool antique vehicles, horses, bands and children. Some spectators along the downtown route were showered with candy handouts and/or water, delivered by an arsenal of squirt guns. Independent photo/Steve James
THE TOWN OF Bristol hosts one of the biggest and best July 4 parades in Vermont, and this year’s edition was no different. After a spectacular fireworks display on July 3, Bristol-area residents and visitors of all ages enjoyed a parade that included an assortment of firetrucks, veterans, cyclists, Revolutionary War reenactors, Scouts, cool antique vehicles, horses, bands and children. Some spectators along the downtown route were showered with candy handouts and/or water, delivered by an arsenal of squirt guns. Independent photo/Steve James

THE TOWN OF Bristol hosts one of the biggest and best July 4 parades in Vermont, and this year’s edition was no different. After a spectacular fireworks display on July 3, Bristol-area residents and visitors of all ages enjoyed a parade that included an assortment of firetrucks, veterans, cyclists, Revolutionary War reenactors, Scouts, cool antique vehicles, horses, bands and children. Some spectators along the downtown route were showered with candy handouts and/or water, delivered by an arsenal of squirt guns. Independent photo/Steve James
THE TOWN OF Bristol hosts one of the biggest and best July 4 parades in Vermont, and this year’s edition was no different. After a spectacular fireworks display on July 3, Bristol-area residents and visitors of all ages enjoyed a parade that included an assortment of firetrucks, veterans, cyclists, Revolutionary War reenactors, Scouts, cool antique vehicles, horses, bands and children. Some spectators along the downtown route were showered with candy handouts and/or water, delivered by an arsenal of squirt guns. Independent photo/Steve James
THE TOWN OF Bristol hosts one of the biggest and best July 4 parades in Vermont, and this year’s edition was no different. After a spectacular fireworks display on July 3, Bristol-area residents and visitors of all ages enjoyed a parade that included an assortment of firetrucks, veterans, cyclists, Revolutionary War reenactors, Scouts, cool antique vehicles, horses, bands and children. Some spectators along the downtown route were showered with candy handouts and/or water, delivered by an arsenal of squirt guns. Independent photo/Steve James

THE TOWN OF Bristol hosts one of the biggest and best July 4 parades in Vermont, and this year’s edition was no different. After a spectacular fireworks display on July 3, Bristol-area residents and visitors of all ages enjoyed a parade that included an assortment of firetrucks, veterans, cyclists, Revolutionary War reenactors, Scouts, cool antique vehicles, horses, bands and children. Some spectators along the downtown route were showered with candy handouts and/or water, delivered by an arsenal of squirt guns. Independent photo/Steve James

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