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People on a wooden pier lined with blue railings, some seated in red chairs and others standing, watching the water with cameras and binoculars under a covered walkway.
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Crowds in Rye Turned Out to See Tall Ships That Never Showed. What Went Wrong?

Westchester County's watch guide said Rye was expected to have prime viewing of ships on their way to New York Harbor, but Sail4th 250 says that "may have been a mistake by the publication."
Portrait of an 18th-century gentleman in a red coat with white cravat, a small greyhound at his feet, and a ship painting in the background.

Letter: The Jews of Colonial Rye

By Rabbi Daniel Gropper
Group of people of various ages indoors holding a large American flag together in a bright room.
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Reenacting American History’s Greatest Hits

The annual reading of the Declaration of Independence could simply not take place on the Village Green in the oppressive July 4 heat.
Statue of Liberty stands between two tall ships sailing in New York Harbor.
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How to View the Independence Day Tall Ship Parade from Rye

Sail4th 250 is a major international maritime celebration scheduled for July 3–8 to mark the 250th anniversary of the United States.
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Simple and Fresh with a Dollop of Patriotism

Schulz writes that while these days may feel quite the opposite of Norman Rockwell idealism, she hopes we can find comfort in the little things that connect us this July 4th.

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