Bedford celebration

Members of the Fort Bedford Honor Guard lead Bedford's America 250th Parade along Pitt Street on Sunday afternoon. Mirror photo by Rachel Foor-Musselman

Nolan Bookhammer, 4, waves a flag in anticipation of Bedford's America 250th Parade turning onto South Juliana Street on Sunday afternoon. Mirror photo by Rachel Foor-Musselman

Kynlee Jones, 7, sits on top of her brother-in-law Seth Osborne's shoulders and waves to participants of Bedford's America 250th Parade on Sunday afternoon. Mirror photo by Rachel Foor-Musselman

Flute and piccolo players with the Northern Bedford County School District marching band march along South Juliana Street during Bedford's America 250th Parade on Sunday afternoon. Mirror photo by Rachel Foor-Musselman

Ryot Korpowski, 3, waves to parade participants alongside grandma Carol Fleck during Bedford's America 250th Parade on Sunday afternoon. Mirror photo by Rachel Foor-Musselman

Kallyn Crews, 7, holds up a sign celebrating America's 250th anniversary while watching Bedford's America 250th Parade pass by the Bedford County Courthouse on Sunday afternoon. Mirror photo by Rachel Foor-Musselman

A woman dressed as the Statue of Liberty rides along South Juliana Street as a part of Bedford's America 250th Parade on Sunday afternoon. Mirror photo by Rachel Foor-Musselman

A boy dressed as Paul Revere rides a horse along South Juliana Street during Bedford's America 250th Parade on Sunday afternoon. Mirror photo by Rachel Foor-Musselman

A toddler sits with a family member beneath an umbrella along South Juliana Street while watching Bedford's America 250th Parade pass by on Sunday afternoon. Mirror photo by Rachel Foor-Musselman