Glenside Parade in Pictures

The 110th Annual Grand, Glorious, Patriotic Parade (as it’s called by the Greater Glenside Patriotic Association) is in the books.

Residents and visitors lined the 1.5-mile parade route late Thursday afternoon to catch a glimpse of marching bands, fire trucks, community groups and local officials.

There were also a healthy spattering of parties thrown by those lucky enough to have homes on Easton Road.

The parade — and the fireworks display that followed — were paid for entirely by the nonprofit GGPA and its donations; the day takes about a year to plan and the cost is about $50,000.

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What was your favorite aspect of the parade? Where did you sit? Did you find shade?