Covered Grandstands: Seating for the main parade viewing area.
Show Office: Information and Suovenier Shop with Logo Apparel and Vendors

Anderson Building
Antique machinery and home to the Ivan Anderson Collection

The Repair Shop
Used for restoration and repair of antique farm equipment

Historic Main Street: Original ticket booth from the St. Francis Train Depot, a post office, barbershop, sheriff’s office and more
Multiple collections to view: Barbed wire, model trains, tools, pedal cars, and more. During the show, we have vendors selling their handmade goods.

Beougher and Busse Building
Antique tractors and implements.

Thompson Car and Truck Museum
Car and truck museum, antique signs, and license plates

Eggers Building
Museum showcasing homelife on the High Plains of Western Kansas.
See Dr. Peck’s buggy and the Bird City Rural High School display.

Blacksmith Shop
Blacksmith demonstrating metal fabrication, bending, and tempering steel

The Creamery
Antique milking machine, cream separator, and dairy-related items

The Bacon Building
Steam engine shop, steam engines, prony brake, baker fan, and
dynamometer

Quilt Shop
Beautiful hand-sewn quilts by locals
The Print Shop
Linotype Press, demonstration on how printing was done, print your own souvenir postcard

Dorsch and Sawyer Building
Steel Wheel Tractor Museum

Brubaker Building
Threshing machines, antique tractors, and implements

Wilkens Building
Trucks, pickups, fire trucks, tractors, crawlers, signs, & 100+ pedal toys

The Clark Toy Museum
The tractor-pulling exhibit, 1000’s of toy tractors, miniature farm, and
steam ran popcorn wagon

Wright Building
Antique tractors, farm equipment, collectibles, player piano demonstrations, Maynard Wright art exhibit and visit the Wright
Families livingroom as it once was.

Fikan Building 
Tractor Museum

Leach and Hendricks Barn
Travel Museum

Hays Building
Case Tractors, Cars, and memorabilia collection, Rumely Tractors, and Equipment.
The Tom Sawyer cross-mount Case tractor collection

Bruder-Gotl House/ Tool Museum
Blow Torch, Pipe Wrenches, Monkey Wrench Collection

The Visitors Center
IHC Parts Store Museum, The Raymond Library, Logo Apparel and Souvenir Shop, Weekend Visitor Starting Point, and
ADA Restrooms.
Home of the 1831 and 1847 Reapers

The Koken Observatory
Fully operational telescope

Sawmill
See demonstrations of wood cutting and cedar shingle making

The Country Kitchen
Lunch is available each day of the show

Sod House
Built-in 1985, see how the early homesteaders provided shelter for their families

School House
Highland School District #66, built in 1888, is one room building.
Activities for kids taking place every day during the show

Neville Church
Neville Methodist Episcopal Church is an excellent example of a
rural church

The Cook Shack
An example of how the ladies fed the large groups of men required for threshing.

The Railroad Caboose
A great place for kids to have a fun time!

The Helen Brubaker Garage

The Brent Family Building

The Koons & Weber Building

The Young and Bressler Hanger

The Bell Tower

Playground
Swings, Slide, Merry-go-round, Tetherball & Volleyball Area and the Gazebo to seat and enjoy the shade.

Implement Display
Large display of implements used in farming

Horseshoe & Cornhole Area