See History in Action

The First Weekend of October

Presented by the
Hudson Valley Old Time Power Assn., Inc.

	Historical ~ Entertaining ~ Educational
	Related Flea Market Displays of Old Time Farm & Home Equipment Gas Engines Old Time Tractors Feed Grinders Drag Saw Water Rams & Pumps Shingle Mill Steam Engine Wheat Threshing	Models Water Power Corn Meal Mill Antique Cars & Trucks Working Oxen Arts & Crafts of Yesteryear Many more items & Displays on the Grounds Working Blacksmith Shop
	Annual Commission Auction the Second Saturday of May
*"Something New for the Youngsters"*	*110 H.P. Ingersol Rand - Diesel Engine. Mfg. Approx. 1920, Weight 13 1/2 tons. The largest on display in the Northeast*	*Our museum shows labor saving equipment for the farm and home. See the equipment of yesteryear in action. Most equipment restored and in operation.*
*"Food, Service, and Modern Rest Rooms on the Grounds."*	*The Granddaddy of the Chain Saw. The Drag Saw, used many years ago. Restored and Running.*	*A replica of a Blacksmith Shop, as in days of yesteryear.*
	Drawing Sunday for Completely Restored Antique Gas Engine
	*Hot Air Pumping Engine*	The Hudson Valley Old Time Power Assoc. Inc., a non-profit Corp. to promote interest in and the preservation of the tools and equipment of yesterdays rural America. Organized in 1976 and starting with the purchase of approximately 20 acres of vacant land, built this into a showgrounds with several buildings; meeting hall, storage shed, blacksmith shop, refreshment stand and modern rest rooms — a drilled well now supplies our water and we have on display and running one of the largest antique engines in the northeast. Most equipment is owned and displayed by the individual members who receive no reimbursement for displaying at the show.
*"Free Camper Space but no hook-ups or electricity furnished."*	In past years we have had this equipment at our show, but many exhibiting each year, every year the show grows, and different equipment is seen each year.	*Other than man himself, oxen was one of the first forms of power on the farm.*
*"Anyone with a display of Early Americana is welcome to exhibit."*	*1903 Automatic Shingle Mill*	*A few of the Antique Tractors on display and in our Afternoon Parade.*
	DIRECTIONS: Fingar Road, Hudson, NY, just off Rts. 9 & 23 — 6 miles east of New York Thruway Exit 21 — 3 miles east of Rip Van Winkle Bridge — 3 miles south of Hudson, NY *Communicate with us via FAX at 518-828-5197*