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Historic Memorial Day Parade Photos of Redding, Connecticut- Jimmy Thalacker Collection  
   

A special thank you to Jim Thalacker of Big Pine Key, Florida for sending me these photographs from the 1970's and 1980's.

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History of Redding is a not a business or an organization..It's one person working to promote the history of his hometown
and surrounding areas. All costs are out-of-pocket so donations and/or sponsorships will allow me to dedicate more time
and effort to research and updates.