Shenandoah Steam and Gas Engine Association … 1974 Reunion Report

By William E. Hall
Published on November 1, 1974
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An 8 HP bevel gear Aultman Taylor #6396 owned by myself and operated by Joe Newton, Randallstown, Maryland. Joe is my regular engineer, age 14, demonstrates his ability to handle the job as he moves the thresher into position at the Shenandoah Valley Assn
An 8 HP bevel gear Aultman Taylor #6396 owned by myself and operated by Joe Newton, Randallstown, Maryland. Joe is my regular engineer, age 14, demonstrates his ability to handle the job as he moves the thresher into position at the Shenandoah Valley Assn
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Earl Rohrer, Hagerstown, Maryland with his big Russell at left and Sam Osborne, New Oxford, Pennsylvania with his wooden wheel Geiser Peerless stop to compare notes at Shenandoah Valley Show, 1974. Courtesy of William E. Hall, 15700 Santini Road, Burtonsv
Earl Rohrer, Hagerstown, Maryland with his big Russell at left and Sam Osborne, New Oxford, Pennsylvania with his wooden wheel Geiser Peerless stop to compare notes at Shenandoah Valley Show, 1974. Courtesy of William E. Hall, 15700 Santini Road, Burtonsv

15700 Santini Road, Burtonsville, Maryland 20730.

Our 14th Annual Steam and Gas Engine show was held on the last
full weekend in July as usual, the 26th, 27th and 28th. We always
try to have the show the last weekend in July, Friday, Saturday,
and Sunday. We have our show at the Ruitan Club horse show grounds,
one mile west of Berryville Va., on Rt. # 7. The grounds are well

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