Helen H. Richardson, The Denver PostMr Bones, aka Tim Seeber, left, has fun in his dinosaur skeleton costume as he pretends to "gobble up" Corabelle Bargo, 11, as her sister Elise, 6, right, watches during the 85th annual Labor Day Parade on Sept. 6, 2021 in Louisville. Seeber, a paleo - puppeteer, built his anatomically correct life-size dinosaur skeleton himself. This year's parade route, new this year, started on Pine street at Via Appia and ended at Hoover Avenue near the downtown area. The parade hosted marching bands, vintage cars and floats of all kinds representing a variety of groups and organizations.
Helen H. Richardson, The Denver PostEvelyn Gussenbaum, center, playing her flute, marches with the rest of the Monarch High School marching band.
Helen H. Richardson, The Denver PostMembers of the Model A Ford Club of Colorado drive their vintage Model A cars along Pine Street as they take part in the 85th annual Labor Day Parade on Sept. 6, 2021 in Louisville. The Ford Model A is an iconic piece of Americana. This classic car, built from 1927 to 1931, replaced the Model T and was renowned during its time. Almost 4 million Model A's were sold.
Helen H. Richardson, The Denver PostEvelyn Gussenbaum, playing her flute center, marches with the rest of the Monarch High School marching band as they take part in the 85th annual Labor Day Parade on Sept. 6, 2021 in Louisville.
Helen H. Richardson, The Denver PostTamika Austin, center, and Vanessa Miller, right, with the Teamsters Local 455, hold signs up as they ride in their float during the 85th annual Labor Day Parade on Sept. 6, 2021 in Louisville.
Helen H. Richardson, The Denver PostJoseph Brzostowicz, right, plays the mellophone with the rest of the Monarch High School marching band as they take part in the 85th annual Labor Day Parade on Sept. 6, 2021 in Louisville.
Helen H. Richardson, The Denver PostJeff Chase, a Sergeant with the color guard for the American Legion Post 111, waves to the crowd from their float as they ride along Pine Street.
Helen H. Richardson, The Denver PostMr Bones, aka Tim Seeber, has fun in his dinosaur skeleton costume delighting children and adults of all ages during the 85th annual Labor Day Parade on Sept. 6, 2021 in Louisville.
Helen H. Richardson, The Denver PostU.S. Rep. Joe Neguse accompanied by his wife, Andrea, and daughter Natalie, 3, take part in the 85th annual Labor Day Parade on Sept. 6, 2021 in Louisville.
Helen H. Richardson, The Denver PostLiza Vicente, right, laughs as she gets 'gobbled up" by Mr Bones, aka Tim Seeber, as he has fun with his dinosaur skeleton costume that delights children and adults of all ages during the 85th annual Labor Day Parade on Sept. 6, 2021 in Louisville. Also in the photo are Liza's children from left to right: Andrea, 13, her twin sister Aniza, 13 and her son Victor, 4.
Helen H. Richardson, The Denver PostKids from St. Louis Catholic School wave to the crowd as they ride in their float during the 85th annual Labor Day Parade on Sept. 6, 2021 in Louisville.
Helen H. Richardson, The Denver PostEthan Hendricks, center, plays the mellophone with the rest of the Monarch High School marching band as they take part in the 85th annual Labor Day Parade on Sept. 6, 2021 in Louisville.
Helen H. Richardson, The Denver PostMembers of the Monarch High School marching band dance down the street as they take part in the 85th annual Labor Day Parade on Sept. 6, 2021 in Louisville. T
Helen H. Richardson, The Denver PostJim Martin, driving with his wife, Mary Jane, waves to the crowd as he drives his 1931 Ford Cabriolet Deluxe Roadster with other members of the Model A Ford Club of Colorado as they take part in the 85th annual Labor Day Parade on Sept. 6, 2021 in Louisville. The Ford Model A is an iconic piece of Americana. This classic car, built from 1927 to 1931, replaced the Model T and was renowned during its time. Almost 4 million Model A's were sold.
Cat McCrae, center, reacts as she gets "gobbled up" by Mr Bones, aka Tim Seeber, right, as he has fun with his dinosaur skeleton costume that delights children and adults of all ages during the 85th annual Labor Day Parade on Sept. 6, 2021 in Louisville.
Helen H. Richardson, The Denver PostMembers of the Model A Ford Club of Colorado drive their vintage Model A cars along Pine Street as they take part in the 85th annual Labor Day Parade on Sept. 6, 2021 in Louisville. The Ford Model A is an iconic piece of Americana. This classic car, built from 1927 to 1931, replaced the Model T and was renowned during its time. Almost 4 million Model A's were sold.
Helen H. Richardson, The Denver PostMembers of the Monarch High School marching band perform before the judges during the 85th annual Labor Day Parade on Sept. 6, 2021 in Louisville.
Helen H. Richardson, The Denver PostElyse Cutforth, center, playing her baritone, performs with the rest of the Centaurus High School marching band as they take part in the 85th annual Labor Day Parade on Sept. 6, 2021 in Louisville.
Helen H. Richardson, The Denver PostVietnam Navy veteran Jim Davies waves his American flag to the crowd as he rides on the American Legion Post 111 float as he takes part in the 85th annual Labor Day Parade on Sept. 6, 2021 in Louisville.
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Mr Bones, aka Tim Seeber, left, has fun in his dinosaur skeleton costume as he pretends to "gobble up" Corabelle Bargo, 11, as her sister Elise, 6, right, watches during the 85th annual Labor Day Parade on Sept. 6, 2021 in Louisville. Seeber, a paleo - puppeteer, built his anatomically correct life-size dinosaur skeleton himself. This year's parade route, new this year, started on Pine street at Via Appia and ended at Hoover Avenue near the downtown area. The parade hosted marching bands, vintage cars and floats of all kinds representing a variety of groups and organizations.
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Louisville’s 85th annual Labor Day Parade took place Monday. This year’s parade route, new this year, started on Pine street at Via Appia and ended at Hoover Avenue near the downtown area. The parade hosted marching bands, vintage cars and floats of all kinds representing a variety of groups and organizations.
