[DOC] [TLE] Mummers Parade - Wikipedia [PAR] The Mummers Parade is held each New Year's Day in Philadelphia, 
Pennsylvania, USA. .... The first official parade was held January 1, 1901. ... In the 
early years of the official parade, the makeshift costumes of most celebrants were 
... After the end of city funding for the parade, the Mummers created the "Save the 
Mummers... [DOC] [TLE] Mummers 101 | Mummers Museum [PAR] Mummers in Philadelphia are costumed citizens celebrating the New Year with 
family ... viewers take to the streets and sidewalks or view on television on New 
Year's Day. ... The first formal, city-sponsored parade dates to 1901. ... That's why 
the Museum is officially called the New Year's Shooters and Mummers Museum. [DOC] [TLE] Mummer's History | Fralinger String Band [PAR] The History of the Mummers and Philadelphia Mummery ... The tradition of 
Philadelphia Mummery started in the late 17th century as a continuation of ... 
Later they extended their period of celebration to include New Year's Day, and ... 
Official sponsorship by the City of Philadelphia began with the turn of the century 
in 1901. [DOC] [TLE] Mummers 101: The sequins, blackface and binge drinking behind a ... [PAR] Dec 30, 2014 ... New Year's Day is coming up, so get ready to see a bunch of men (and a few ... 
Parade an official, sanctioned event on New Year's Day 1901, and it's ... This 
year, the Mummers will start their march near City Hall and march... [DOC] [TLE] A History of Mumming: How the Mummers Got Here  Quaker City ... [PAR] By 1901, the Mummers Day Parade has been officially adopted by the city of 
Philadelphia. ... 1900's can conceptually pinpoint the modern day start of this 
wonderful tradition. Today there are over 15,000 people who march on New 
Years Day. [DOC] [TLE] Mummers 101: The Scoop On Philly's New Year's Day Tradition ... [PAR] Better still, spending the night in the city ensures an early start to the day. ... In 
1901, the tradition began in earnest with the first recognized and judged 
Mummers Parade in ... On Greater Philadelphia's official visitor website and blog, 
visitphilly.com and ... The Mummers Add A New Division To Their New Year's 
Day Parade. [DOC] [TLE] Mummers.com [PAR] Reports of rowdy groups parading on New Years day in Philadelphia date back 
before the revolution. Prizes were ... January 1, 1901 was the first official parade 
offered about $1,725 in prize money from the city. The Mummers parade is a 
celebration of the New Year but is serious business in Philadelphia. Clubs work 
on... [DOC] [TLE] Mummers | Encyclopedia of Greater Philadelphia [PAR] In 1901 the city of Philadelphia sponsored the first official Mummers Parade, and 
the ... posing with a mummer is part of getting the new year off to a good start. ... 
New Year's Day, and hundreds of thousands of viewers watched the parade on... [DOC] [TLE] Philadelphia's New Year's Mummers Tradition  Intelligent Travel [PAR] Dec 30, 2009 ... Because of its shortfalls, the city wants the Mummers to pay for the policing and 
sanitation services needed to support the parade. They've started a campaign, 
Save The Mummers, to help raise ... Rowdy parading on New Year's Day is 
reported in Philly even ... The first official parade was held in 1901. [DOC] [TLE] First modern Mummers' Parade - Jan 01, 1876 - HISTORY.com [PAR] On this day in History, First modern Mummers' Parade on Jan 01, 1876. ... the first 
area-wide New Year's Day Mummers' Parade is held in Philadelphia, 
Pennsylvania. ... In 1901, Philadelphia's city government decided to sponsor the 
popular .... in the film Walk The Linegave his flagging career a critical jump-
start in 1968. [DOC] [TLE] new orleans nostalgia - New Orleans Bar Association [PAR] Not everyone is aware that the mummer traditions of Philadelphia had a 
significant influence on the celebration of Mardi Gras in New Orleans. Even 
before Comus hit the streets of the Crescent City in 1857, there were many ... The

Question: The Mummers New Year's Day Parade in this city started officially in 1901
Answer: Philadelphia