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1860's Lifestyle Exposition at the Gray/Campbell Farmstead

September 15 & 16, 2001
Nathanael Greene Park
Springfield MO

The Gray/Campbell Farmstead

Admission is Free - Donations accepted
For information call 417-725-4921 OR 417-581-8081
Or Email GrayCampbell@Living-History.com
EVENTS INCLUDE:

Apple Butter Making
Apple Cider Making
Woodworking
Open hearth Cooking
Sausage Making
Food Pavillion
Lye Soap Making
Spinners
Corn Husk Doll Demonstrations Storytelling
Outdoor service on Sunday
Pat's Cloggers
Ox Cart Rides
Coin Scramble inthe Barn
Music by "Folks Like Us" plus More Music!
Blacksmith Demonstrations
Bee Keeping Demonstrations

Davey Crockett will be on hand, telling tall tales and jawin' with the folks.
2400 S. Sceneic (between Sunshine and Battlefield - across from Horton Smith Golf Course)
From 11 AM to 4 PM SAT. and SUN.
REGISTER FOR PRIZE DRAWINGS AT INFO BOOTH

For historical background of the Gray/Campbell House, go to the Friends of the Gray/Campbell Farmstead
email@Living-History.com

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Admission is Free - Donations accepted For information call 417-725-4921 OR 417-581-8081 Or Email GrayCampbell@Living-History.com EVENTS INCLUDE:
Apple Butter Making Apple Cider Making Woodworking Open hearth Cooking Sausage Making Food Pavillion Lye Soap Making Spinners Corn Husk Doll Demonstrations	Storytelling Outdoor service on Sunday Pat's Cloggers Ox Cart Rides Coin Scramble inthe Barn Music by "Folks Like Us" plus More Music! Blacksmith Demonstrations Bee Keeping Demonstrations
Davey Crockett will be on hand, telling tall tales and jawin' with the folks. 2400 S. Sceneic (between Sunshine and Battlefield - across from Horton Smith Golf Course) From 11 AM to 4 PM SAT. and SUN. REGISTER FOR PRIZE DRAWINGS AT INFO BOOTH