The One Rhode Island Town That Just Might Be The Most Patriotic In America
Who would’ve thought that a small waterside town in Rhode Island could claim the title as the most patriotic in the United States? If you are a resident of Bristol, you know it to be true. If you haven’t had the chance to visit this patriotic town then you are going to want to soon, especially if you can make it there on the Fourth of July.
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Bristol is a lovely waterfront town located close to the Massachusetts border. Almost, but not quite surrounded by water, this quaint town is loaded with natural beauty and New England charm.
This Rhode Island town has been dubbed the most patriotic due to its long-running Fourth of July festivities. The celebratory activities actually start on Flag day in mid-June and continue on through the 4th.
The residents of this town come out in droves to celebrate their patriotism. From concerts in the park to balls and parades, there are many events to celebrate in Bristol.
The Military, Civic, and Firemen's Parade is the longest running 4th of July parade in the Nation. This patriotic town began celebrating its independence in 1785 and hasn't stopped since.
Have you ever visited this patriotic town in Rhode Island? Better yet, have you made it there for the 4th of July parade and festivities? If you are thinking about attending this year, now is the time to start making your plans.
