Steam Traction Engines at the 1999 Antique Power and Steam Show

|Published on May 1, 2000

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Arlan Koopman's scale Avery at the Antique Power & Steam Show in Crown Point, Indiana.

Photo by Mark Corson

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Sinker-Davis sawmill owned by Jack and Mark Corson, working at the Antique Power & Steam Show in Crown Point, with John Ross as head sawyer.

Photo by Mark Corson

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20 HP Leader owned by Leo Bard, at the National Threshers Association show.

Photo by Mark Corson

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Kitten owned by Bill Kennedy of Elyria, Ohio, at National Threshers Association.

Photo by Mark Corson

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Michigan Steam Engine & Thresher's Club 1999: 40 HP Peerless moves into the field for plowing.

Photo by Mark Corson

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Plowing at Mason with Willis R. Abel's 40 HP Peerless and 20 bottom plow.

Photo by Mark Corson

Steam traction engine photos taken by Mark Corson at the 1999 Antique Power and Steam Show in Crown Point, Ind.

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