Heritage Farm and Steam Show celebrates agricultural heritage in style

August 24, 2022 @ 11:48 amLocal News, Rural, Walkerton Herald-Times

After two great days of sunshine and crowds, Sunday’s rain provided a gentle wind-down for this year’s Heritage Farm and Steam Show in Paisley. But there was still plenty to see and do, and musical entertainment to enjoy.
After two great days of sunshine and crowds, Sunday’s rain provided a gentle wind-down for this year’s Heritage Farm and Steam Show in Paisley. But there was still plenty to see and do, and musical entertainment to enjoy.
After two great days of sunshine and crowds, Sunday’s rain provided a gentle wind-down for this year’s Heritage Farm and Steam Show in Paisley. But there was still plenty to see and do, and musical entertainment to enjoy.
After two great days of sunshine and crowds, Sunday’s rain provided a gentle wind-down for this year’s Heritage Farm and Steam Show in Paisley. But there was still plenty to see and do, and musical entertainment to enjoy.
After two great days of sunshine and crowds, Sunday’s rain provided a gentle wind-down for this year’s Heritage Farm and Steam Show in Paisley. But there was still plenty to see and do, and musical entertainment to enjoy.
PAISLEY – The Bruce County Heritage Association hosted its 27th Heritage Farm and Steam Show on the weekend – three full days of parades, auctions, musical entertainment, equipment demonstrations, food and all sorts of displays. Even Sunday’s heavy rainfall didn’t keep people away from Paisley. Featured this year were Ford Farm Equipment and Lesser Known…
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Pauline Kerr is a Local Journalism Initiative Reporter with the Walkerton Herald-Times. The Local Journalism Initiative is funded by the Government of Canada.