The horse drawn wagon provides a special way to visit the CrossRoad campus.
A horse drawn wagon was filled with riders.
Volunteers greeted arrivals as they entered the CrossRoads center.
Women's quartet Finely Tuned entertained visitors
Trout Pond Pickers entertain from the front porch.
Dave Landes entertained visitors on the hammered dulcimer..
... and on the banjo.
Alexander Mack, portrayed by Larry Glick, addressed groups throughout the day.
Visitors enjoyed a ride throughout the VBMHC campus.
A John Deere pulled the antique wagon.
Lunch and snacks were a satisfying part of Harvest Day.
Hot soup hit the spot!
Forging a hook on the blacksmith's anvil was one of the old fashioned arts demonstrated.
Front porch music was provided by Cantore. a men's a cappella octet .
Country store selections.
Molasses and honey were among the choices of home made goodies.
Washing clothes on the washboard was a step back in time!
A beautiful quilt in the making!
Spinning wool into thread takes nimble fingers!
Turning flax into thread takes a certain knack!
Visitors were able to see sorghum pressed to extract syrup.
Next comes the boiling down of the molasses.
After the molasses is boiled down, then it's time to clean up the cooking utensils!
About 200 chiidren enjoyed painting pumpkins!
A chance to grind corn the old fashioned was held a fascination for many.