Independence Day fireworks burst high over the Boys and Girls Club in Magnolia Tuesday night as spectators watch from East Side Park and the surrounding area. (Photo by Aaron Morris)
We’re sharing a few photographs from the fireworks display Tuesday night at East Side Park. Crowds filled the park and surrounding areas to watch the 15 minute display, sponsored by Farmers Bank & Trust.
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Stacks of mortar tubes used to launch firework shells into the sky before Tuesday night's display at East Side Park in Magnolia. An assortment of 3, 4, and 5-inch shells along with large Roman candles and other types of fireworks were set off for the show. (Photo by Aaron Morris)
An overhead view down into mortar tubes used to launch firework shells into the sky before Tuesday night's display at East Side Park in Magnolia. (Photo by Aaron Morris)
Independence Day fireworks burst high over the Boys and Girls Club in Magnolia Tuesday night as spectators watch from East Side Park and the surrounding area. (Photo by Aaron Morris)
Independence Day fireworks burst high over the Boys and Girls Club in Magnolia Tuesday night as spectators watch from East Side Park and the surrounding area. (Photo by Aaron Morris)
Independence Day fireworks burst high over the Boys and Girls Club in Magnolia Tuesday night as spectators watch from East Side Park and the surrounding area. (Photo by Aaron Morris)
Independence Day fireworks burst high over the Boys and Girls Club in Magnolia Tuesday night as spectators watch from East Side Park and the surrounding area. (Photo by Aaron Morris)