The Spring Grove Steam Show Gang

By Nancy Hitchcock
Published on May 1, 1974
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8 x 10 Frick Westinghouse Thresher and Melborne Wagon that once belonged to my Great-grandfather. The wheels used to be much higher. My father had them cut down. 1973 Spring Grove Steam Show picture by Dayton Nichols of Stafford, New York. Courtesy of Ch
8 x 10 Frick Westinghouse Thresher and Melborne Wagon that once belonged to my Great-grandfather. The wheels used to be much higher. My father had them cut down. 1973 Spring Grove Steam Show picture by Dayton Nichols of Stafford, New York. Courtesy of Ch
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This is Spring Grove's No. One Engineer, Edmond S. Worden of Seneca Falls, New York and his favorite old 8 x 10 Frick engine. 1973 Spring Grove Steam Show picture by Dayton Nichols of Stafford, New York. Courtesy of Charles Hitchcock, R.D. 1, Levanna, Au
This is Spring Grove's No. One Engineer, Edmond S. Worden of Seneca Falls, New York and his favorite old 8 x 10 Frick engine. 1973 Spring Grove Steam Show picture by Dayton Nichols of Stafford, New York. Courtesy of Charles Hitchcock, R.D. 1, Levanna, Au
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Cornelius Ryan of Aurora, New York, his team and passengers at the Spring Grove Steam Show, 1973. Picture by Dayton Nichols of Stafford, New York. Courtesy of Charles Hitchcock, R.D. 1, Levanna, Aurora, New York 13026
Cornelius Ryan of Aurora, New York, his team and passengers at the Spring Grove Steam Show, 1973. Picture by Dayton Nichols of Stafford, New York. Courtesy of Charles Hitchcock, R.D. 1, Levanna, Aurora, New York 13026

RD1, Levanna, Aurora, New York 13026

The 7th Spring Grove Steam Show, held July 21 and 22, 1973 was
the scene of many attractions. The Stone Flour Mill powered by
steam, operated by Carl Buckout and his son, Don, of Poplar Ridge,
sold over ? ton of wheat flour. Dave and Barbara Conroy, kept their
Steam Boat in continuous use giving rides on the farm pond. Gas

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