See what a cobbler does, learn about old time buttons, run and egg and spoon race. Some events will depend on the weather, but there will be some inside demonstrations and plenty of interesting people that know about local history. Admission is free and starts at 1 o'clock.
Chet and Kim Brackett are coming out with their chuck wagon, you can try to start a siphon tube or see how to heat up a branding iron. Larry Koldewey will tell you about bucking hay bales and using the various pieces of farm equipment. Visit with some local old timers and learn some local history.
Try to call your cell number with a rotary dial phone or maybe eat some ice cream made with a hand cranked machine.
How to Ensure Your Community's Historic Barns Are Not Lost Forever.
Please welcome Preservation Idaho for a stimulating presentation on historic barns, why they matter for Idahoans, and how YOU can contribute to their protection and documentation. Preservation Idaho has created Idaho's only Heritage Barns Register, a program dedicated to preserving Idaho's historic barns. The Magic Valley has a unique agricultural history that you can help save, and this program is an opportunity for individuals and communities to ensure that no barn is overlooked.
Preservation Idaho is a 501 (c)3 nonprofit organization with no affiliation to the State or Federal Government whose mission is to protect historic places of significance to Idahoans through collaboration, education, and advocacy. The Idaho Heritage Barns Register is one of many Preservation Idaho Programs that serve to celebrate Idaho's heritage and you can learn more from Programs Director Gaby Thomason at this presentation.
July 21, 2019, there will be a fun afternoon at the old school building in Curry for students, family and friends that attended Union School.