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Above a sat view of our Museum with CBA sites labeled. Return to Blacksmith Shop
Above far left CBA Registration Trailer. Above and below Site 1 is in our Steam Tractor Barn.
The program says this is the
Sergiy Polubotka Forging Team Completing Decorative Ironwork.
Above far right and below Site 2 is in our Mike Ashbeck Shop Building. The program
says this is Jay Burnham-Kidwell, but it is
Erin Simmons.
Above and below a Blacksmiths Supply store, labeled Books on the above Sat View,
located in what used to be our
Clubhouse / Work Shop / Weavers / Show Breakfast and Bake Shop We built ourselves a
new Clubhouse and we built our Weavers a new building,
so now we display elderly Ford trucks, among other things in this building.
Above and below labeled Gallery on the above Sat Map this is our Jack Collins Museum Building
with examples of Blacksmith Art. Above far right, below far left and left this is quite a piece of art.
Looks like a lot of work went into this. This caught my eye since once upon a time I was the Volunteer Webmaster for
California Surf Museum in nearby Oceanside, California.
Above and below the program says these are brothers
Brian and Ed Brazeal at Site 3 teaching Tools for Making Habermann Tools in our
Robert T. Johnson Harvester Barn
Above and below the program says Blacksmith Shop Tool Try Out.
Above views from the east side of our Blacksmith Shop and below from the west side
Above right and far right this station is outside on the west side of our Blacksmith Shop. Below far left
the fella back to camera wearing the red check shirt and below left in close up is Larry Thompson. Larry
joined our Museum June 15, 1979 and is a Past President, has served on our Board of Trustees and has been a
Mover And Shaker at our place all these years. Larry is among a group of men responsible for creating our
Blacksmith Shop and for its success to these days.
Above and below Larry Thompson and Eric McConnon start our 1917
IH 15 HP Mogul that powers our line shafting.
Above and below Mobile Farrier
Diana Nett, with her well equipped truck, re-shoes a horse.
Above far right Frank Matthies and the Blacksmith Bluegrass Band entertains in our
Assembly Building Below on the west side of our Assembly Building Tail Gate Sales area.

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