Doylestown borough carried on its proud tradition of hosting a Memorial Day Parade, one of the oldest in the nation dating back to 1868, to pay tribute to those who have served our country at home and abroad. Doylestown Lodge No#245 also carried on its tradition of marching in the parade and running a pancake breakfast for the public. Masons also marched as part of military and first responder groups (Brother Price notably piloting the Engine 19-3, a 1923 Ahrens Fox pictured below) as well as alongside various community services groups. Lodge #9 of Warminster and the Rainbow Girls also provided support which was much appreciated.
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