Jamestown marked the Fourth with community spirit
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Jamestown parade heads down Main Street towards the Blue Jay Mine Playground for the town picnic. Jamestown has hosted a pancake breakfast and parade for decades, attracting locals and tourists to the small town to celebrate the Fourth of July.
Led by Laura Williams, the Jamestown Marching Kazoo Band played rousing kazoo adaptations as they marched along in the Jamestown Fourth of July Parade. In sync and on the beat, the kazoo band made merry music marching together to the Blue Jay Mine Playground for the town picnic.
Jamestown hosts a yearly pancake breakfast in the town park to start Fourth of July celebrations. It was a warm summer morning to enjoy pancakes, coffee, and conversations with neighbors and tourists.
