CONTINUED SUCCESS AT BERRYVILLE, VIRGINIA 1976

By Linda L. Giles
Published on November 1, 1976
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Russell steam engine owned by Earl and Ray Rohrer of Hagerstown, Maryland. Photos courtesy of William E. Hall, 15700 Santini Road, Burtonsville, Maryland 20730.
Russell steam engine owned by Earl and Ray Rohrer of Hagerstown, Maryland. Photos courtesy of William E. Hall, 15700 Santini Road, Burtonsville, Maryland 20730.
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This 1908 Case belongs to William H. Sprouse, Jr. of Crozet, Virginia.
This 1908 Case belongs to William H. Sprouse, Jr. of Crozet, Virginia.
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Sawmill at the 1976 Berryville Show. Left to right: Harry McDonald, Frank Anderson and president, Wayne Godlove.
Sawmill at the 1976 Berryville Show. Left to right: Harry McDonald, Frank Anderson and president, Wayne Godlove.
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On the left is an Emmerson-Brantingham engine at Berryville Show, owned by E. J. Hottel of Haymarket, Virginia. At right is a Peerless engine owned by Galen Brandt of Williams Grove, Pennsylvania.
On the left is an Emmerson-Brantingham engine at Berryville Show, owned by E. J. Hottel of Haymarket, Virginia. At right is a Peerless engine owned by Galen Brandt of Williams Grove, Pennsylvania.

Route 1, Box 97, Bunker Hill, West Virginia 25413

On July 23, 24 and 25 the Shenandoah Valley Steam and Gas Engine
Association held its 16th annual steam and gas engine show at the
Clarke County Ruritan Club Grounds on Route 7 one mile west of
Berryville, Virginia. We are one of few shows to have well-shaded
grounds. As in the past several years the weatherman has cooperated

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