
JARVIS—The Walpole Antique Farm Machinery Association (WAFMA) site was bustling with activity during Heritage Days, which took place August 3, 4, and 5, 2019. Along with the traditional static displays of tractors, equipment, and machinery, the weekend featured tractor pulls, threshing demonstrations, a petting zoo, trading post, craft vendors, and a Saturday evening barn dance. This Civic Holiday Weekend tradition was fun for the whole family while offering a look at our agricultural and rural roots. [masterslider id=”45″]
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