Machines on Exhibit at Cannonsburgh in Murfreesboro, TN
Photographs of some of the machines from years gone by on display at Cannonsburgh Village in Murfreesboro, TN taken February 12th, 2011.
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10 Comments
Post a CommentWonderful collection of photos! Quite enjoyable!
Those were great photos.
Wow how cool. I remember when I was much younger you used to see lots of steam engines and traction engines on the roads in England. Now they are only at fairgrounds. Takes you back to yesteryear.
This was fun.
Very interesting and fun. I tried to comment on you Reiki article, but it wouldn't let me. Both are great articles.
Very interesting and great pics. I love old tractors, and can remember as a kid driving an old Ford tractor on my uncle's farm. His youngest boy may not have even been school age when he started driving those 2 old tractors. He would stand on the clutch and get the tractor going, with hand gas controls, and then climb up on the seat till he needed to get down and get on the brake.
Fantastic slideshow, and very cool machines. We also have a Canonsburg here in Pennsylvania, but ours is not a Pioneer Village.
Great slideshow, :o)
Great old tractors and other farm machinery! Thanks for this slideshow!
I betcha some of the old machines are still able to chug along! cheers :)