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Independence Day Tradition: The 136th Winthrop Horribles Parade

Joe Aiello leads the Viking float in the Horribles Parade on July 4, while Stephen Hines has a blast as part of the circus float. The Horribles Parade took place on a hot morning, but the spirit wasn’t spoiled by that. Hundreds flocked to the route to march or watch the annual Winthrop Independence Day tradition.

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