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Line of March NYC TARTAN DAY PARADE - April 5, 2014 LINE OF MARCH FIRST DIVISION : West 44 th Street from 6 th to 5 th Avenues: Section 1: Forms from corner of 6 th Avenue East to 59 West 44 th St. • NYPD Mounted Unit (Forms on 6 th Avenue above 45 th St.) • USMA (West Point) Pipes and Drums Grand Marshal Banner • 2014 Grand Marshal Howard Nicholsby (with family and “Howie’s Hunks”) NTDNYC Banner • Morrison’s Academy Pipe Band and Alumni • National Tartan Day – New York Parade Committee • USNA (Annapolis) Pipes and Drums • VIPs: Scottish Parliament/Scottish Politicians/Scottish Arbitration Centre/U.S. Politicians Section 2: Forms from 59 West 44 th St. to 37 West 44 th St. • Mt. Kisco Scottish Pipes and Drums • St. Andrew’s Society of New York • New York Scotttish Pipes and Drums • New York Caledonian Club • New York Metro Pipe Band • American Scottish Foundation • Clan Buchanan Society International • Tri-County Pipes and Drums • Clan Italia/Incognito • Clan Chattan Confederation (inc: MacKintosh/MacBean/McPhail/MacPherson/Davidson) • Daughters of Scotia • Clan MacLean and the St. Andrew’s Society of Baltimore - 1 - Section 3: Forms from 37 West 44 th St. to 27 West 44 th St. • Pipes and Drums of the Atlantic Watch • Mountbatten Institute • Clan MacCallum - Malcolm • Clan MacLaren Society • Murray of Atholl • NYU Pipes and Drums • NESSIE and Friends • Friends of Finlayson and Haskell • Gordon Highlanders of Locust Valley Pipe Band • 42 nd Royal Highland Regiment (reenactors) • University of St. Andrews Alumni Club • Clan Armstrong Society • Stephen P. Driscoll Memorial Pipe Band • Park Avenue Christian Church • Clan Shaw • Edinburgh Napier University Alumni • Alexander Robertson School Section 4: Forms from 27 West 44 th St. to Corner of 5 th Avenue. • Tunes of Glory Massed Band (inc: Kintore P/B, Springfield Kiltie P/B, City of Syracuse P/B Perth & District P/B, Forfar & District P/B) • American Athletic Club (Kearny, NJ) • Blended Scots Organization • Clan Ross of USA • Bonnie Brae Drumline • Clan MacIneirghe • Middlesex County Police & Fire Pipe Band • NH Scot – New Hampshire Highland Games • ALL Dogs and Escorts; West Highland White Terrier group at end. - 2 - SECOND DIVISION : West 45 th Street from 6 th Avenue to 5 th Avenues: Section 1: Forms from Corner of 6 th Avenue East to 62 West 45 th St. • Warren G. Harding HS Band, Warren, OH • Shot of Scotch Highland Dancers • The Caledonian Collective • Daughters of the British Empire • Clan MacFarlane • NYC Volunteer Firefighter Pipe Band • Clan MacDonald • Lady Douglas Lodge #126 • Clan Shaw • The American Rogues Music Group w/ American Rogues Supporters Section 2: Forms from 62 West 45 th St. to 45 West 45 th St. • Shamrock and Thistle Pipe Band • Long Island Scottish American Society • Long Island Scottish Festival/Highland Games • City of Newburgh Firefighters Pipe Band • St. Andrew’s Society of the Adirondacks • Falkirk – Helix Group • FUZE Ceremonies Section 3: Forms from 45 West 45 th St. to Corner of 5 th Avenue. • Sons of Scotland Pipe Band (Ottawa, CN) • VISIT Scotland • Clan McLean • Clan Logan • Cockenzie & Port Seton RBL Pipes and Drums (Scotland) • WHI Taboady Society • Bravehearts - 3 - • Newman Family • New York Celtic Dancers • Parade Workers/Volunteers END OF SECOND DIVISION - END OF PARADE - 4 - .
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