Flashback, America's Thanksgiving Parade in Detroit

Officers from the Detroit Police Department Color Guard lead the 92nd America's Thanksgiving Day Parade in Detroit, Thursday, Nov. 22, 2018.

The Detroit Police Department Mounted Unit rides at the front of the parade.

This is the 10 millionth Ford Mustang.

David Van Elslander, left, and his brother, Gary, wave at the crowd.

Lions mascot Rory, left, Tigers mascot PAWS and Pistons mascot Hooper ride the 104.3 WOMC float.

Erick Brown, of Detroit, leads his six-year-old male goat named Deer.

Optimus Prime floats overhead from Chemical Bank.

The Konopka family, including, Patrick, left, 11-months-old, mother, Jessica, Lucas, 8, Caroline, 5, and father Eric, all of Northville, dress up in Detroit Lions outfits before they attend the game.

Volunteer Sarah Mickowski, of New Baltimore, keeps a tight hold on a line attached to Optimus Prime from Chemical Bank.

Fans watch the parade.

People walk under the U.S. flag from Shinola Detroit.

People wave with the U.S. flag from Shinola Detroit.

People keep warm under blankets at the Campus Martius Q Line stop.

A Salvation Army officer carries the U.S. flag in front of Chase Tower.

Ernie Harwell is one of 80 paper mache heads from the Big Head Corps.

Barry Sanders is one of 80 paper mache heads from the Big Head Corps.

Aretha Franklin's nieces Brooklin Hardeman, left, and Sabrina Owens wave near the end of the parade. .

Aretha Franklin's nieces Tonja Franklin, left, and Cristal Franklin wave near the end of the parade.