Nada Barry has been taking home movies for years. Now some of them are available for public viewing on YouTube. GWEN WORTHINGTON
People gather at the American Legion before the 1963 Sag Harbor Memorial Day parade.
The scene on Main Street during the 1963 Memorial Day parade.
Members of the Sag Harbor Fire Department stand at attention during the 1963 Memorial Day parade.
Cub Scouts hitch a ride on the back of a Sag Harbor firetruck during the 1963 Memorial Day parade.
Bob Barry, Nada Barry's husband, back seat, passenger side, during the 1963 Memorial Day parade.
The Sag Harbor Community Band once marched in Sag Harbor's Memorial Day parade.
Gas stations downtown? In 1963, yes.
Girls hold a banner announcing the Pierson High School Band at the beginning of the Sag Harbor Memorial Day parade.
Gas stations were once a common sight on the north end of Main Street in Sag Harbor.
The Pierson High School Band in the 1966 Sag Harbor Memorial Day parade.
Nada Barry has been taking home movies for years. Now some of them are available for public viewing on YouTube. GWEN WORTHINGTON
People gather at the American Legion before the 1963 Sag Harbor Memorial Day parade.
The scene on Main Street during the 1963 Memorial Day parade.
Members of the Sag Harbor Fire Department stand at attention during the 1963 Memorial Day parade.
Cub Scouts hitch a ride on the back of a Sag Harbor firetruck during the 1963 Memorial Day parade.
Bob Barry, Nada Barry's husband, back seat, passenger side, during the 1963 Memorial Day parade.
The Sag Harbor Community Band once marched in Sag Harbor's Memorial Day parade.
Gas stations downtown? In 1963, yes.
Girls hold a banner announcing the Pierson High School Band at the beginning of the Sag Harbor Memorial Day parade.
Gas stations were once a common sight on the north end of Main Street in Sag Harbor.
The Pierson High School Band in the 1966 Sag Harbor Memorial Day parade.
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