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There’s a tot of glitter associated with the Fourth of July celebration in the Town Washington, known by thousands as the place to be in Northern Virginia on Independence Day.
- Most memorable of all—especially for people who grew up here—is the fireworks display at Avon Hall. It brightens the evening with a final blow, and ends the special day on a high note.
How many memories can one associate with the sparkle of July 4 fireworks at Avon Hall?
Children laughing—and crying;
Parents oohing and ahing;
Grandparents arm in arm;
Teenagers’ first romance;
Citizens singing the “Star Spangled Banner.”
Are these memories worth saving? Are they worth sharing? Are they worth preserving for future generations?
Some say all good things must come to an end.
Others contend that all things are possible.
Will it be possible for the Town of Washington and the peo
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