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American Celebration on Parade, an enormous warehouse-museum near Shenandoah Caverns in Quicksburg, Virginia, displays a lifetime collection of retired parade floats -- from presidential inaugurals, the Rose Parade, Miss America Parades, and Thanksgiving Day parades -- assembled over 50 years by Earl Hargrove Jr. Among the more than 20 Rose and Thanksgiving Day Parade floats on display is a giant Statue of Liberty float from the 2000 Rose Parade, prominently featured in the collection (a mock Statue of Liberty also stands in the parking lot outside).
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American Celebration on Parade (Statue of Liberty and parade floats)
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An indoor museum with paid admission; open Fridays-Sundays in spring, daily Memorial Day through Labor Day.
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Near Shenandoah Caverns, Quicksburg, Virginia.
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