Jan. 1, 1895: This flower-decked carriage won first prize in the 1895 Rose Parade. The Los Angeles Times did not publish photos in 1895, but this image ran with a Times parade preview in 1957.

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Jan. 1, 1918: The Adolphus Busch Estate float won first prize, class F, commercial float category. First prize was a $50 silver trophy and blue banner. This image was published in the Jan. 2, 1918, edition of the Los Angeles Times.

PHOTOGRAPH BY: Los Angeles Times

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Jan. 1, 1920: General view of the 1920 Tournament of Roses Parade. The original print has a crease on right hand side.

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Jan. 1, 1926: Two girls dressed in rose costumes stand beside a float at the Rose Parade in Pasadena. This uncropped image was scanned from the original glass negative.

PHOTOGRAPH BY: Los Angeles Times Archive/UCLA

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Jan. 1, 1904: Autos in the 1904 Rose Parade. This print was in the old Los Angeles Daily News files when the newspaper was purchased by Times-Mirror in the early 1950s.

PHOTOGRAPH BY: Illustrated Daily News

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Jan. 1, 1900: Riding in the 11th annual Tournament of Roses Parade is Maj. Gen William R. Shafter, left, Pasadena Mayor George Patten, center, and Gen. Harrison Gray Otis, president and general manager of the Los Angeles Times. The driver is not identified. The carriage was drawn by a pair of white horses, and adorned with roses and an American flag.

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Jan 1, 1926: "Industry," the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce float, turns a corner during the Rose Parade. This photo was published in the Jan. 2, 1926, Los Angeles Times.

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Jan. 1, 1915: An ostrich named Cloudburst pulls Virginia Moon in her L.A. Ostrich Farm entry in the Rose Parade. Before football became the Rose Bowl tradition, ostriches were raced after the parade. This photo was previously posted in From the Archives on July 9, 2010.

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Jan. 1, 1910: "A Midsummer Night's Dream," the Pasadena High School float, in the annual parade. This photo was the lead image in the Los Angeles Times' Jan. 2 coverage of the 1910 Rose Parade.

PHOTOGRAPH BY: M.E. Rafert / Los Angeles Times

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