Floats moving down Colorado Street during the Rose Parade in Pasadena, ca.1926

Photograph of floats moving down Colorado Street during the Rose Parade in Pasadena, ca.1926. Spectators are crowded along the sidewalks, spilling over onto the streets while horse-drawn floats make their way down the road. Flags hang from wires stretched overhead. At center, two men march with a banner that reads "Pasadena Humane Society", behind which a lightly-colored horse is tended to on a float by a man in arabesque robes. Commercial highrises line the street to either side.; Legible signs from left to right include: "Anderson Typewriter Company (all makes)", "Bartmann", "Woolen Mills", "Geo. Penny Photos", "Security National Bank", "F.C. Nash & Co. China, House Furnishings, Toys, Goodrich, Dry Goods, Shoes", "[...] Clothes. Brenner & Wood", "Ceasar Cafe. Spaghetti Ravioli", and "Morse Heckman".