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Northern Indiana
Power from the Past, Inc.

President: Corey Planck
Vice President: Don Rife
Vice President: Josh Wilder
Secretary: Kathy Roberts
Treasurer: Carroll Lange
Directors:
Clyde Berkshire
Warren Bickel
Kent Bonnell
Tom Fanning
Jeremy Hoover

Mann Hoover
Jack Jones
Chuck Knarr
John Ortman
Rachelle Ortman
Jerry Scott
Bob Smith
Chris Smith, Founder
Doris Smith


Todd Sterrett, age 2, tries out a vintage
John Deere tractor for size. His parents
are Jared and Angie Sterrett of Buffalo.


The local Wishbone Band delighted audiences at Saturday night’s entertainment stage. Here Greg Sanders performs a country tune..


Lyle Harmon of Etna Green proudly display his steam engine.

Next year's
Toy Show
Jan. 20, 2008

Next Year's
Power Show
July 18-21, 2008
Featuring Allis Chalmers Tractors & Equipment

Saturday night Spark Show

Northern Indiana Power from the Past
30th Annual

Antique Power Show

Antique Tractor Row is a favorite spot for visitors, featuring the bright reds,
greens, oranges, blues and other colors of the various machinery models.

The bleachers were packed for the annual Horse Pull, sponsored by
the Northern Indiana Horse & Mule Pullers Association.

 

A young visitor tries his hand
with a corn sheller.
Record Breaking

Pulaski County’s largest tourist event, the annual Antique Power Show, drew record crowds from near and far last weekend to the county fairgrounds, where the show is located in the horseshoe bend of the Tippecanoe River at the back of the Winamac Town Park.

The four-day event began with (much needed) light rain, but the final three days were gloriously sunny. “It was the most perfect weather we’ve ever had,” reports Chris Smith, a show director.

Sponsored by the Northern Indiana Power from the Past, the purpose of the show is to preserve, rejuvenate and display antique farm machinery and any other form of machinery utilized in the growth of the U.S.A. Further, it is the intention of NIPFTP to “foster and perpetuate in the minds of all Americans respect, interest and recognition of the vital role that different forms of machinery, no matter what their power source, have played in the development of our society as a whole.”

For 30 years now, the Antique Power Show has attracted visitors from across northern Indiana and beyond - inviting them to take a step back in time and give free reign to their memories.

International Harvester tractors and equipemt were the
featured machinery at the 2007 Power Show.
Here Scott and Libby Fritz admire an early IH tractor.
Winamac is the birthplace of the IH Collector's Club.

Record crowds attended the 2007 Antique Power Show to enjoy
the oldtime machinery, demonstrations, fun food, entertainment,
flea markets and other attractions.

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Adam Wojdyla’s 1944 Allis Chalmers "G" at dusk.

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