When were fireworks first used in an official Fourth of July celebration?

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July 4, 1777 which is was independence day

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Fireworks were first used in an official Fourth of July celebration on July 4, 1777, in Philadelphia, to commemorate the anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. The tradition grew over the years, becoming a significant part of Independence Day celebrations throughout the United States. Today, fireworks symbolize patriotism and the joy of freedom during Fourth of July festivities. 
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When were fireworks first used in an official Fourth of July celebration?

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