 Steady the Horse brings fairgoers to the top of the driveway |
 Stone carver Keith Childs works on a datestone for a client's house. Demonstrations such as these are and important component of our Fair. |
 Cabinetmaker David Hoffman demonstrates inlay and upholstry of his remarkable little reproduction boxes. |
 Members of an 18th century Highland Regiment take a break in their camp, having spent the morning explaining their uniforms, weapons, and bagpipes to many interested children and adults. |
 Maggie Chambers and her sheepdogs keep watch over their flock during the sheep herding demonstrations in the meadow below the historic house. |
 Local Girlscouts promote the Harriton Farmstand of flowers and produce mostly grown in the Community Garden at Harriton. Many hands and volunteers make light work of the myriad chores which make the Fair happen. |
 18th century song during lunch in the Fair Foodcourt at Lapp's Country Market |
 Pony Club girls make sure every young rider has a safe and fun ride |
 Hand weaver Suzanne Walke chats with the ladies at the Information Table |
