DescriptionEight color photos taken during the Sesquicentennial Parade, Washington Street, Hoboken, April 16, 2005. Most images are associated with the Hoboken Historical Museum's float provided by the Macy's Parade Studio. 5-7/8" wide x 4" high prints. Photos taken by Lulu Kirkinis. Reverse of all are blank. People who are identified were named by people other than the photographer. 1. unidentified man waving to photographer, location not given. 2. unidentified boys on HHM float on Washington between Observer Highway and Newark St. (76 Washington St. is at the right) 3. people on HHM float which is on River St. (at left is 1 Newark St. and in the background is 77 River St.) Fourth from left is William H. Miller, Jr. Next to him is David 'Tee' Theresa. Others are not identified. 4. View looking south on Washington in the 600 block from the Museum float, the truck in the foreground is Macy's pick-up truck pulling the float. 5. Joy Sikorski and Bob Foster, museum director, in the bed of the pick-up truck pulling the float. This is the 300 block of Washington St. 6. Bob Foster on the float looking toward the reviewing stand in front of a decorated Hoboken City Hall. 7. Bob Foster on the bed of the pick-up truck. The float is at Fourth Street going into the 300 block of Washington St. 8. View from the float looking to the southeast corner of River and First Sts. Gerrino's Restaurant and the Skybar are seen. People are not identified.