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Roman soldiers followed by "Natty Boh" walk down Pratt St. in the <a class="taxInlineTagLink" id="EVFES0000084" title="Columbus Day" href="/topic/arts-culture/holidays/columbus-day-EVFES0000084.topic">Columbus Day</a> parade which began at the corner of Key Highway and Light street, to a right on Pratt St. and continued past Columbus Piazza on President St.

( Algerina Perna, Baltimore Sun / October 7, 2012 )

Roman soldiers followed by "Natty Boh" walk down Pratt St. in the Columbus Day parade which began at the corner of Key Highway and Light street, to a right on Pratt St. and continued past Columbus Piazza on President St.

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