July 7, 2020 by Laura Winters
The traditional festivities may have been cancelled, but there was no shortage of patriotism in Hingham on this Independence Day. Neighborhoods gathered for socially distant parades and celebrations, families walked the parade route, friends ran the road race to begin the day as they always do. See photos below!
Ringbolt Road Bike, Scooter & Stroller Parade!
The Ringbolt Road neighborhood held a bike, scooter and stroller parade organized by Charley Leatherbee, Ringbolt Road resident and father of four young children.
Ringbolt Road photos by Joshua Ross Photography.
Pinegrove Road Bike Parade!
The Pinegrove Road neighborhood also held a festive bike parade to celebrate the Fourth. The Hingham Police even joined and led the way!
Pinegrove Roadhotos by Joshua Ross Photography.
Keeping the "Road Race" Tradition Alive!
Many residents, including lifelong Hingham resident Dean Hutchison, began the day by running the annual Hingham Road Race course despite missing all fans that typically cheer along the way!
Steve and Sarah Melia, enjoyed walking the route and enjoying Hingham's beautiful Main Street.
We want to know about your creative ways of continuing with traditions this year and also your future neighborhood celebrations. Send us a note if there is an event you think we should cover! info@HinghamAnchor.com