Algonquin Mill Fall Festival

October 9 - 11, 2009
Held Rain or Shine
Friday, Saturday, & Sunday

At the Mill Complex, four miles south of Carrollton on State Route 332 - Need Directions?

Admission $8.00 per vehicle

Tour buses welcome by prearrangement 1-877-727-0103
Camping $15.00 Per Night (Thurs, Fri, Sat) - NO PETS PLEASE

All exhibits open 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.

High Quality Crafters

Children's Area

Demonstrations
Old-time Country Store
Chair Caning
Unique Handmade wares for sale
Stone carver, soap maker, blacksmith, candle dipper, broom maker, dulcimer maker

Attractions	Old Fashion Foods
Steam powered Flouring Mill and Sawmill Old Time Print Shop Antique tools, engines and machinery Carroll County genealogical information Quilting, spinning and weaving One room schoolhouse NYC Railroad station with HO model layout Antique cars and tractors all three days Art and photo show Steam Powered engines Horse drawn wagon rides	Pancakes, Sausage gravy and biscuits Chicken barbecue Saturday and Sunday Chili, bean soup, sandwiches and snacks galore Fresh bread, cookies and apple dumplings Sauerkraut, Pickles, Sorghum, Apple Butter and Cider Stone ground cornmeal, whole wheat and buckwheat flour Musical Entertainment High School bands and choirs on Friday Country and Blue grass bands, gospel music & cloggers on Saturday & Sunday Fiddle and banjo contest on Sunday at 2:15 p.m. Pioneer Village Setting Steam powered flour mill School house Log cabins Log Stagecoach Inn Farm house Farm museum Bank barn Bread oven Windmill Restored 1893 Iron Bridge Slaughterhouse Sawmill * No pets allowed on festival grounds. Interested crafters may inquire regarding booth availability at 330-627-2946
Church Sevices
Sunday 8:00 a.m. on the grounds Mark your calendar for our 39th Algonquin Mill Festival
October 8 -10, 2010