Photo gallery: Seaford Christmas Parade
Delaware State News
Posted 12/5/21
The Seaford Christmas Parade began at Nylon Boulevard and Pennsylvania Avenue and ended at Market St. near Seaford Middle School on Saturday.
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Photo gallery: Seaford Christmas Parade
Delaware State News/Glenn Rolfe
Santa Claus waves to the crowd from a Seaford Volunteer Fire Department engine at the tail end of Seaford Christmas Parade.
Delaware State News/Glenn Rolfe
City councilman Orlando Holland, seated, and Seaford Mayor David Genshaw are in the festive holiday spirit during Saturday night's Christmas Parade, sponsored by the Downtown Seaford Association.
Delaware State News/Glenn Rolfe
Among the many Seaford Christmas Parade entries, Impact Graphics lights up High Street as Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer.
Delaware State News/Glenn Rolfe
The Seaford High School Marching Band performs for spectators along High Street during the Seaford Christmas Parade.
Delaware State News/Glenn Rolfe
Crossroad Community Church earned the Mayor's Choice honor for the Seaford Christmas Parade.
Delaware State News/Glenn Rolfe
State Rep. Danny Short tosses candy to children at curbside during the Seaford Christmas Parade Saturday night.
Delaware State News/Glenn Rolfe
Dressed as a miniature reindeer, Teddy Anderson, the faithful canine companion of Laurie and Charles Anderson, is perched at City Hall for Saturday's Seaford Christmas Parade.
Delaware State News/Glenn Rolfe
The famous visitor from the North Pole hitches a ride on the T.G. Adams and Sons float in the Seaford Christmas Parade.
Delaware State News/Glenn Rolfe
Members of the Torlish family from Laurel - Brystol, Marissa and their grandmom Frances - settle in along High Street Saturday evening for the Seaford Christmas Parade.
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The Seaford Christmas Parade began at Nylon Boulevard and Pennsylvania Avenue and ended at Market St. near Seaford Middle School on Saturday.
