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38th Annual Show - August 16, 17, 18 - 2013 |
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Osage Baptist Church, moved to the LIRPF showgrounds and completely renovated in 2006–now being used for gospel music and programming during the LIRPF threshing shows! |
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The Food Building and Snack Shack are open all day, in case you get hungry. Be sure to try the delicious corn-on-the-cob! |
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No pets allowed on showgrounds, except service dogs. |
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Attractions:
- Log-handling/loading pageantry, using horses
- Lumber sawing on a 95-year-old sawmill
- Lumber planing
- Shingle and lath making
- Log sawing demonstrations
- Grain threshing
- Horse teams/machinery
- Daily parades
- Gas, steam, and diesel engines
(including big upright diesel generators)
- Model engines and machines
- Scale model railroad with steam locomotives
- Tractors
- Vehicles
- Antique tools
- Engines that work
- Grain grinding
Display Centers to Visit:
- 100-Year-Old Rural Schoolhouse
- Anderson’s Engine Shed
- Auditorium Picture Gallery
- Berge’s Hot-Air Building
- Blacksmith Shop
- Busse Display Building
- Country School House
- Fairbanks-Morse Engine Building
- Hemmerich Logging Memorial Building
- Hines Machinery Building
- Levorsen Logging Memorial Building
- Levorsen Sawmill Engine
- Murray-Corliss 340 horsepower Sawmill Engine
- North Itasca Railroad
- Osage Baptist Church - 1887
- Paulson log house - 1902
- Reid Engine Building
- Sawmill Hill
- Skadsem Engine Building
- Stenseng Engine Building
- Teige Engine Building
- Wallingford’s Store - 1937
- Women’s Activity Building
Daily Scheduled Events:
- Log Handling/Loading
- Lumber Sawing and Planing
- Shingle and Lath Making
- Parades
- Threshing
- Engines and Machinery in Operation
- Broom Making
- And More!
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