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We
shared the fairgrounds with the Antique Farm Day and
Tractor Pull event, which featured a 1958 John Deere
tractor.
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The crowd enjoyed the Tractor Pull!
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Meanwhile,
inside, Brenda Rees, Chair of the Walton County Heritage
Museum Board of Trustees, represented both the Museum
and her company, Shaping Florida.
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Rev. Tyrone Broadus, Walton County Heritage Association
Trustee, and Ken Little, President of the Walton County
Heritage Association, reviewed the Walton County timeline.
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Diane Merkel, Walton County Heritage Museum Trustee,
admired the display by Gail Meyer of the City of Fort
Walton Beach Heritage Park and Cultural Center (Indian
Temple Mound Museum).
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Ken Little visited the Walton County Art League display.
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Marge Crawford of Historic Point Washington also represented
the Friends of Eden Gardens State Park.
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Scott Clary, who is a Museum Trustee, displayed some
items from his extensive postcard, photograph, and bottle
collection.
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Terry Dawkins, a Walton County Heritage Association
trustee, dressed appropriately for the day.
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One of the most extensive displays was that of the Tivoli
Historical Society. They are working to preserve the
history of all black schools that were in the county.
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Art Dees of WZEP-AM explained how radio equipment has
evolved from the days of tubes and reels and carts.