tickertapeparades

Oh, great! The girl probably found some Met's memorabilia on asphalt. Is the camera in lady's hands a Brownie?

I dont think so. Bit small, isnt it? Great Picture, we'll have the chance to take some more of that. WFC = World Financial Crysis...

This is a photo of the ticker-tape parade that was held on October 20th, 1969 when the Mets won the World Series.

Here's video of the same parade from YouTube:
1969 Mets Ticker Tape Parade

The woman in the photo is not holding a Brownie, she's holding a Kodak Pony camera.
Here's the one I have that was my mom's:

i love the fact that underneath all the mess around the lady she still has a smile on her face and is carrrying her mets flag

Also, here's a list of every ticker tape parade in NYC - the dates and who was honored: Ticker tape parades in NYC

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1945 VP Day Celebrations: The War is Over On 15 August 1945 Australian Prime Minister Ben Chifley announced on the radio that Japan had unconditionally surrendered to allied forces. After three years of brutal fighting, the War in the Pacific was finally over. This day, which has become known as VP Day, was marked with jubilant celebrations across the nation as citizens looked toward a future free of conflict and fear of invasion. To manage celebrations authorities closed pubs, as they had on VE Day. However, this did not dissuade individuals from partying, with crowds gathering in the streets and strangers dancing together, including in front of the Criterion Hotel in Brisbane and Anzac Square. Celebrations took place throughout Queensland, including a Victory Fair held in Bundaberg and a peace procession in Chinchilla. Feelings of joy and relief were particularly apparent in Brisbane where many of the Pacific Campaign operations had been based. Flags and streamers were used to decorate Heindorff House on Queen Street, where the Allied Intelligence Bureau was based. The following day 60,000 civilians packed the streets of Brisbane’s CBD to watch 9,000 service personnel take part in the “Victory March”. A special civic thanksgiving service was also held in King George Square that evening with thousands in attendance, entertained by fireworks and music from the Salvation Army’s Brisbane City Temple Band. Source: www.anzacsquare.qld.gov.au/commemorate/victory-pacific-ri...