Summer 2018 - 4th of July Parade and Ribbon Cutting Hiking Trail

The Gateway Museum proudly presented its 4th of July float this year with two themes:

The first theme is entitled:  "The Big Fish- Making a living from the River"  This exhibit tells the story about the rich heritage Morristown has had with fishing and features displays about Sturgeon and Muskies.

The second theme- displays the new hiking trail at the Red Barn Preserve on River Road East.

The Boy Scouts on the float are from Troup 9 in Heuvelton.  Troup 9 recently worked on Evan Cosler's Eagle Scout Project and provided many improvements to the trail.

The Gateway Museum hosts the Grand Opening of Hiking Trail #1 at the Red Barn Preserve on July 6th.  Morristown Highway Superintendent Dean Hoffman cuts the Ribbon while Wayne Moquin looks on.  50 guests attended the event

The Float crew riding the float

The Blue Heron at the Top of the Float is the coolest !

Hard to miss this Float !

WWII Veteran Bob Shelato Rides Shotgun

Pulling Out On Main Street to Enter the Parade

Thank You Troup 9

Rich Bzura supervises the Scouts

Town Hwy Superintendent Dean Hoffman cuts the ribbon