• The Stationary Steam building is an eye-opener for anyone
  who has never seen these huge machines
• John Johnson, left, watches adjustments being made to the
  Universal Uniflow engine made by Skinner Engine Co.
• The baker fan gets a workout
• Judging by the front scraper, the Case roller has been rolling in the mud
• Poor weather did not prevent taking a souvenir photo on a steam engine
• Washing your hands never crosses the mind of a steam tractor engineer.
  Jeff Doucette samples some grapefruit.
• The Blacksmith Shop was busy all day Saturday
• Preparing for the next cut at the sawmill
• Menno Hoover's Frick was used to power the sawmill
• Books, manuals and tractor literature for sale
• They've obviously been to the ice cream stand
• An "All American" model S-32 waiting for its owner
• A racy and immaculate V8 powered Ford tractor
• Cook'n up some lunch in the R&T kitchen

• The 1924 Frick is flanked by Buffalo-Springfield and Case rollers
• Hand-hole gaskets are replaced frequently and can be found
  everywhere there are steam engines
• This Aultman Taylor is shined up and ready to go
• The Goodison (Engine # 2602) came out to play, too.
• Even relatively small traction engines have massive components,
  as seen on the Goodison
• The small, mobile Case #2920 features a front seat
  for driving the horse-drawn engine
• The No. 44 engine of the mobile Case
• The hot end of the mobile Case
• R&T's Buffalo Springfield vertical boiler roller # 10541
  was originally delivered to Reading in 1921.
• The 7 ton roller was donated to R&T by Mrs. G. Gaunt in October 1982,
  almost 20 years to the day from the 2002 Time of Harvest event.
• The smoke box of the Buffalo Springfield vertical boiler roller.
• Tuning up the Emerson Brantingham Peerless
• The tune-up job works fine
• Taking the family for a spin on the 1924 Frick
• Dave Adams takes some folks for a ride on his 1895 Frick
• Steam engine for sale.
• "Steam Engine Stories Told Here and Some Of Them Are True."
  Butch Biesecker on his Keck Gonnerman.
• Butch Biesecker shows 7 year old Taylor Crow his engine...
• ... and then takes him for a ride on the Keck Gonnerman
• Things got slow late on the rainy Saturday, so Butch decided
  to flatten an old riding lawn mower

• Little Toot heads out with lucky riders including
  Steve Koser (green jacket) and son in the last car
• A junior engineer drives the Little Toot
• The Shay takes some visitors through the west end of the grounds
• Shay committee chairman Dennis Hornberger (center),
  with engineer Barry Sheinin (left) and
  Fireman Supers (sp?) right.
• The young man driving Little Toot in another photo
  is seen here topping up the Shay's water tank
• The Shay heads into the last "S" bend before reaching the station
• The Shay pulls into the station
• Barry Sheinin talks with a visitor as the Shay waits for it's next run

• Long time Head Shay RR Conductor Ray Long was honored by
  Dennis Hornberger and the Shay Committee for his many
  years of dedicated service on behalf of the Shay RR.
  (The full text of the dedication is available here.)
  
• Everyone applauds Ray after Dennis Hornberger (right) honors him
  with the dedication of Car 1 in his name
• Dennis listens as Ray acknowledges the honor he has received
• Ray Long took a celebratory ride after the dedication
• Ray poses with the car dedicated in his name
• The new sign identifying Car 1 as the "Ray Long".

• A visitor is one of the last to purchase a raffle ticket for
  the Waterloo Boys Club's John Deere "B" and other prizes
• There was a big crowd assembled for the drawing
• The Waterloo Boys Club raffle tickets are mixed well before the drawings
• 7 year old Taylor Crow, who had a ride on a steam traction engine
  earlier in the day, got to draw one of the winning raffle tickets
• Model "B" winner Louie Pokrywka of New Milford, CT receives
  the keys to his tractor from Waterloo Boys club president John Gouge (left)
  and Bob Sheppheard (2nd from right).
• Model "B" winner Louie Pokrywka drives away from the drawing
  on his 1919 15-30 Rumely "H" that he frequently exhibits at R&T

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