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Flowers, Wheels, and Firelight: A Look at the Dazzling Bronx Bicycle Parade of 1898
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Flowers, Wheels, and Firelight: A Look at the Dazzling Bronx Bicycle Parade of 1898
On the warm evening of Thursday, June 16, 1898, the main avenues of the Bronx were transformed into a moving spectacle of light and color. This was the night of the annual floral bicycle parade, the largest public celebration organized by the Associated Cycling Clubs of the Bronx. The event was the peak of the borough’s “bicycle craze,” a time when cycling was both a serious sport and a popular social pastime for men and women alike. Well before…
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