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Men, women, boys and girls line both sides of a city street, watching a parade, which includes elephants, a man on horseback, and a circus wagon. Utility poles line the street. Trolley tracks and horse-drawn vehicles are in the foreground. Commercial buildings with striped awnings are in the background.

Men and boys crowd streets and sidewalks and sit on top of horse-drawn vehicles, including omnibuses. Most wear derby hats. A pumpkin and a bucket are on the vehicle in the foreground. Other men and women sit or stand in the windows of the buildings. Utility poles line the street. A street lamp is at the left, a large clock at the right.

Military parade heralding the inauguration of the Army and Navy relief drive.

Black and white photograph of (left to right) the mayor of Pittsburgh, with Charles Hall and William R. Thompson of the 99th Fighter Squadron during the Soho Community Association Independence Day program, 1945. Hall was the first African American to shoot down an enemy plane during World War II.

Spectators, including men and women, line a city street. A parade float with a large American flag and women in white is passing by. Other spectators look on from the windows of a building with a mansard roof and a sign that reads: "James Young." Trolley tracks and a man on a bicycle are in the foreground.

Black and white photograph of Charles Hall and William R. Thompson of the 99th Fighter Squadron participating in the Soho Community Association Independence Day festivities and program, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

U.S. Marines are marching in a parade to open the Navy Relief Fund Drive, marching past New York's General Post Office.

Spectators, including a man and a woman with an infant in a baby carriage, watch men in Revolutionary War uniforms march down a tree-lined street. A second small child is at the far right. Frame buildings, presumably houses, are in the background. A grassy lawn and part of a paved sidewalk are in the foreground.

Photograph depicts a parade of American WWI-era soldiers marching at the intersection of State Street and Adams Street in downtown Chicago. Thousands of people watch from the sidewalks. Photograph is from a slightly elevated perspective of perhaps 2-3 stories. Soldiers can be clearly seen marching in formation in WWI uniforms and gear.

Photograph depicts a parade of American WWI-era soldiers marching down Michigan Avenue. Thousands of people watch from the sidewalks. Photograph is from an elevated perspective from the Art Institute looking south. Many buildings along Michigan Ave can be seen stretching back to the horizon. The Field Museum of Natural History can be seen in the distant background.

"[Washington, DC]-- ... troops taking part in the ... march down Pennsylvania [Avenue in] front of the Presidential ... in front of the White House."

"RABAT, MOROCCO: Wearing green berets and battledress, French-equipped Moroccan foot soldiers parade through Rabat. The Moroccan Sultan and a huge crowd were on hand to cheer the brand new Royal Moroccan Army going through its first parade since its inception a few days ago."

Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower waves with both hands to thousands in Kansas City during a parade.

United States Army troops march on Constitution Mall preceding the official opening of the World Fair.

Crowds line both sides of a city street. Commercial buildings are draped with American flags and bunting. Ranks of men stand in the street and beneath a temporary arch. A sign at the left reads: "Wilson & Toms."