isabella coleman, who was still in the business of building floats when i joined in 1977.ake a look at this float, which is indicative of the early floats. it is merely a wagon that is decked in flowers. if you look at this next flow, that is the kind of change in building that isabella coleman champion. it is not a whole lot different from what we do today except they are larger, grander, and heavier. we take a look down here at all of these trophies that we have collected. --have a -- two are capes two archives. these are trophies that have been given to the tournament of roses that people have found in their garages or addicts -- attics over time. i am going to take you into the first bedroom, which is the grand marshals room. meet, on various committees. there are float entries for equestrians. as you look around, we have had a large number of grand marshals. now, what is interesting about it is today, the president, is the one who will pick the grand marshall. it is one of the most best kept secrets in the world. i have never known ahead of time who the grand marshall

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