The ticker tape parade has been part of the city's culture for over 100 years, since the Statue of Liberty was unveiled. ... Here are New Yorkers celebrating the end of World War I in 1918.

Carol Heiss Jenkins, the 1960 Olympic gold medalist in figure skating and one of only a few female athletes to be honored with a New York ticker-tape parade, has advice for members of the U.S ...

Amid ticker tape and American flags, Apollo 11 astronauts wave to welcoming New Yorkers during their 1969 parade. The spacemen, from left, are Michael Collins, Buzz Aldrin and Neil Armstrong.

The ticker tape parades preceding Wednesday's celebration offer a telling look at people and events that have captivated America over the past 133 ... for his World War II military leadership, ...

Hoot and holler, New York, in salute of the World Cup soccer champions as they parade up Broadway’s Canyon of Heroes. Actually, today, it’s the Canyon of Heroines. Also today, let&#8217… ...

In 1919, the first official ticker-tape parade took place to welcome soldiers home from World War I. From there, they became regular events, ...

In the decades that followed, ticker-tape parades welcomed American soldiers back from World War I and the Korean War. They greeted heads of state, celebrated Olympic champions and honored Charles ...