ROSEBOOM - One of the highlights of summer - the annual Roseboom Antique Power Days- returned to the picturesque hamlet over the weekend.
The 23nd annual show, billed as Where the Future Meets the Past, was held from Friday to Sunday at the Old Grange Hall in downtown Roseboom.
There was be food and drinks, new displays, lots of demonstrations, vintage cars and trucks, tractors, and hit-and-miss engines. Breakfast was served on Saturday and Sunday and there were bake sales, lunch, crafts, an unloading dock, an outdoor church service on Sunday morning, an auction Sunday afternoon, and a tractor parade on Sunday afternoon.
This was a non-profit event dedicated to the restoration and preservation of the tractors and equipment of yesteryear.
William and Oliver Truax of South New Berlin get ready for a drive Saturday.Robert and Frank Kukenberger of Cazenovia and Cooperstown check out a hit-and-miss engine in Roseboom.Eric Scanlon of Delanson and Johnny Murphy and Tyler Walters of Esperance work on a plank of wood Saturday.Angelika Dornburgh of Middlefield and Ann Diefendorf of Cobleskill made sure everyone had some milk Saturday. Breakfast was served on Saturday and Sunday.