summer nocturnes July 3 ,2023
and 1 Horribles photo shared with me! Frank mobile from Wisconsin–in Gloucester’s Fishtown Horribles parade thanks to Ringo Tarr
My View of Life on the Dock
summer nocturnes July 3 ,2023
and 1 Horribles photo shared with me! Frank mobile from Wisconsin–in Gloucester’s Fishtown Horribles parade thanks to Ringo Tarr
Soft Light…
Jeanette Marchant sent the following two photos remembering past Horribles Parades! Cheers to the tradition of the Horribles Parade!
About 1954. Stan Thompson, Dan Conant,
Clinton “Ken” Kerr, Everett Anderson,
Wesley Tucker, Jeannette Marchant, representing her father Stanley Marchant who was out of town and had just won Mayor of Dogtown contest.; Winifred Ellis and Phil Feener.
Part of group involved with Riverdale Horribles Parade.
This estimated to be from 1946 of Ted and Jeanette Marchant:
for the Fishtown Horribles Parade, including:
There’s Still Room for More Volunteers!
Gloucester 400+ is Seeking Additional Volunteers
for the Fishtown Horribles Parade, including:
Please respond to: info@gloucesterma400.org or 351-217-0103
Volunteers should meet at Newell Stadium at the Gloucester High School
at 5 pm on July 3rd.
The parade starts at 6 pm.
All volunteers will receive a free Gloucester 400+ tee-shirt
Wishing You All a Happy Independence Day!
Lobster Roll Special 7/3 🦞
$15.95 11-9
147 Thatcher Rd Gloucester MA
Photos by Phil Carter
Here’s a handy schedule shared by Maritime Gloucester for the upcoming Rendezvous events. I hope to see many of you there! Most of these event will be taking place on or near the Harbor Loop.
It’s all about balance……..
On Thursday, July 6 from 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. join OLIVIA GALE for a Sea Shanty Sing Along at the Sawyer Free Library located at 21 Main Street.
The Gloucester native, musician, and teacher will entertain us with an engaging performance of sea shanties, nautical ballads, and other folk music written about the sea. Olivia welcomes audience participation as a part of her show too! So come one, come all! It will be great fun!
For more information visit, SawyerFreeLibrary.org or 978-325-5500.