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Tue Apr 25 17:07:14 2017
Date: Tue, 25 Apr 2017 16:57:19 -0400
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rry, Macy's said. Tomorrow will see the arrival of Macy's 88th Thanksgiving=
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parade's colorful history, Femail takes a look back over some of its best m=
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us traditions synonymous with New York City, and Macy's Thanksgiving Day Pa=
rade is at the top of that list. The first parade marched down Broadway in =
the winter of 1924, and in the years since, it's grown into an event with m=
ore than 3.5 million spectators. The parade is also televised on both NBC a=
nd CBS and boasts a whopping 50 million viewers. And like any long-standing=
NYC institution, the history behind the festivities and larger-than-life b=
alloons is certainly interesting. The 1920s were called â??the boomin=
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, bootleggers, and excitement. This was also a time of prosperity for the M=
acy's department store, which by 1924 occupied an entire city block stretch=
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e newcomers embraced their home and were proud of their new American herita=
ge. They loved the sentiment behind the Thanksgiving holiday, but wanted to=
celebrate with the type of festival their parents had loved in Europe. Wit=
h so much to be thankful for, two weeks before Thanksgiving, Macy's preside=
nt Herbert Strauss announced that the city of New York would be treated to =
a one-of-a-kind holiday event like nothing it had seen before. The first pa=
rade was intended to be a pre-Christmas celebration inviting shoppers to th=
e store for the holiday, but as the tradition grew, the parade's associatio=
n with Christmas quickly fell away. The original parade route started at 14=
5th street and Convent Avenue in Harlem and continued six miles to Herald S=
quare. The parade itself was small, about two blocks, but the route was alm=
ost three times as long as it is today. The boisterous processional include=
d Macy's employees marching to the flagship store, as well as floats, profe=
ssional bands, and live animals borrowed from the Central Park Zoo. The par=
ade was a big success, and within a week, Macy's announced that New York Ci=
ty should set aside the morning of November 25, 1925, because the parade wo=
uld be back next year.</p> <p> </p></td>=20
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