The Clinton County Antique Machinery Club is rolling into the fair with its biggest showing yet. Located in the southwest corner of the fairgrounds, the club is proudly displaying 132 pieces of antique equipment, marking its largest participation to date.
The club’s display continues to grow each year, drawing interest from all ages and celebrating the rich agricultural and mechanical history of the region. From restored tractors to vintage implements, there’s something for every machinery enthusiast to enjoy.
One of the highlights of the week is tonight’s annual Tractor Parade which will loop through the fairgrounds beginning between 7 pm and 7:30 pm, offering a chance to see these classic machines in motion.
On Wednesday evening, the club will take its show on the road with a tractor parade to Wesley Manor Retirement Community, arriving between 7:15 m and 7:30 pm. It is a cherished tradition that brings joy to residents and helps connect generations through shared history.
In addition to celebrating machinery, the club is investing in the future by awarding two scholarships to recent high school graduates.
If you would like to learn more about the Clinton County Antique Machinery Club, stop by their building on the fairgrounds or visit them on Facebook.
