This was the long and colorful line
after Paulsboro's firetruck parade.

Face painting was one of the
activities that Alexus enjoyed.

Mayor John Burzichelli led
a silent moment in rememberance
with firefighters on the platform.

A large crowd of all ages
participated in the
rememberance moment.

Firefighters stood in
silence and honor.

Woodbury chaplain spoke
honoring our heroes.

This balloon vendor traveled
down the firetruck parade route.

The Tinicum Lighthouse
is a popular attraction.

Many Paulsboro Day visitors
enjoyed the South Jersey
Garden Railway display.

Charlie Schwaryn provided
lighthouse visitors with
historical information.

The South Jersey Garden Railway
Society used gauge G trains.

Hunter and Mark were
fond of their pony ride.

The Paulsboro High School Band
paraded down Second Street.

Firetrucks passed by
the reviewing stand.

The Gill Memorial Library booth featured
historical artifacts, photographs, souvenirs
and a new town history book by our Librarian
Violet Valentine and Mr. James Pratz.

Mayor John Burzichelli spoke
with Billingsport Principal Steven
Blake and Dr. Walter Quint.

Lisa Priest and daughter
Elizabeth were charmed by a
blue fiber optic light that
they purchased at the festivities.

Steve Pause, on left, and Gary Shute
of BP were responsible for the spectacular
firework display that completed an awesome
Paulsboro Day Celebration. Thank you!