Barbara Lawlor, Gold Hill. Big parade in small town. Hundreds of people lined the streets of Gold Hill as the annual parade, which grows larger every year, marched through town on Tuesday, the Fourth
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Barbara Lawlor, Gold Hill. Big parade in small town. Hundreds of people lined the streets of Gold Hill as the annual parade, which grows larger every year, marched through town on Tuesday, the Fourth of July. Photos by Kirsten Pannikar. (Originally published in the July 6, 2017 print edition of The Mountain-Ear.)
