Post GAR Civil War Memorial Statue.

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collection of Civil War and Lincoln memorabilia.

Barry

Welcome Booth, Food, crafts, and 2nd Annual Monster Flea Market at Lafayette Park downtown Barry. New Philadelphia Exhibit on display at corner of Main and

Bainbridge. Free Frank McWorter reenactment at the bandstand, Saturday at 10 am & 2 pm and Sunday at 1 pm. Barry Museum open 10 am-4 pm. Historic Barry Cemetery Tour on W. Main St., Sunday at 1 pm.

*Baylis

Welcome Booth at the Fire Dept., which is 1 block west of Main St. on Railroad St. Town wide yard sales and vendor booths with crafts and flea market. Stop for biscuits and gravy, or doughnuts and soup and all kinds of homemade pies.

*Detroit

Antique engine display, doll collection (over 1,600). Large flea market. Wild animal display including turkey, deer and other animals, painted pumpkins, small petting animals.

Civil War display of Edwin McAllister who shared his birthday with Abe Lincoln. Breakfast, bake sale & lots of food throughout the day. Quilt Show at the Methodist Church both days. Book signing by Kenny Higgins.

El Dara

Old General Store home to activities and vendors. Antiques, collectibles, flea market, handcrafted purses, totes, wallets, scale model tractors and implements, J. B. Elmore Portraits, and food. Hay scramble for kids. Civil War era fashion

show Sunday 1 P.M.

Fishhook

At the old 1884 Methodist Church, UB Church and the Fishhook Town Hall there will be antiques, collectibles, crafts, and commemorative ornaments and cookbooks, pottery, jewelry and Fishhook T-shirt and sweatshirts. Artisan making wooden bowls, basket weaving. Live entertainment, Ray Fidler, bluegrass artist. Super Maytag Bubble Machine for the kids. Display of Civil War and Lincoln memorabilia.

chili, and drinks.

Griggsville Skinner House

History is on display here, with a Tea Pot Collection, and tours of the Skinner House. Chicken and Noodles, Apple Dumplings will be served Saturday only.

Griggsville

New location - the Western Illinois Fairgrounds. Food galore! Browse through the stands offering candles, turquoise jewelry, face painting, wood working, crochet items, porcelain dolls, and more. Pony rides, pony and carts rides, Llamas doing an obstacle course, antique tractors, and large flea market.

Hull Site #1

At the junction of 106 & 96, the Hull Community Church has homemade potato chips and baked goods, pies, ham & beans, white elephant sale, candies, organic food, crafts, Watkins products and Geode cracking (bring your own or buy one) and more.

Hull Site #2

The Rail Splitter Inn (Uptown) will have Flea Market, and crafts, hunting items, knives and more. Enjoy ice cream and fried chicken and more.

Kinderhook

Soups, sandwiches, and pies available. Museum will be open. Saturday 11 am -1 pm. Lunch at the Kinderhook Museum. Stop by the Bank for Cider and Cookies. Yard sales throughout the town. A self guided tour will be held Saturday from 1:00 pm to 4 pm on the “Pike Peak Ocean to Ocean Road”, a pre-civil road that wound through the streets of Kinderhook in the early 1800s taking

travelers from coast to coast. Book “Call of the Road” by Kinderhook resident Anna Clark available to for sale.

Milton

Look for the historic bandstand on the square in Milton. Free pumpkins for the kids, kids games, a bounce tent, country crafts and gifts, Native American items such as skulls and furs. Award winning BBQ, baked potatoes, and other food items. The East Pike Firemen and Ladies Auxiliary will be selling Milton’s famous pork sandwiches. The Milton

Prairie Museum specializing in antiques, old tractors and machinery and other items interesting to men and women, young and old alike will be open.

Nebo

Stop here for Nebo’s famous homemade Apple butter, fish sandwiches and more.

New Canton

Antiques and collectibles, flea market and yard sale through out the town. Bake Sale, large fish sandwiches, and Pippins (sweet treat) and more.

New Hartford

Ackles Farm Market has been located in New Hartford since 1967. Unique specialty items Amish chocolate, bulk candy, pickles, salsas, apple butter, farm fresh eggs, Wisconsin cheese and fresh vegetables. Bring the kids and let them visit our Castle and Straw Maze.

New Salem

New Salem will have a knife maker, antiques, Honey bee products. Ham and beans with cornbread, butterfly pork chops, homemade pies sold by the slice or whole pies. Yard sales through out the village. Demonstration of Civil War era embalming Saturday and Sunday at Underground

Railroad Antiques.

Pearl

The first town as you enter Pike County on Rt 100 will have towels, wood crafts, and their 16th Annual Collectible post card. Fall produce, pecans, walnuts, and fish sandwiches. On Saturday only - a hay scramble for the kids. Chicken & Noodles, Chili, jams & jellies, apple butter, apple cider and more.

Perry

At the Perry Fire House you can shop (rain or shine) for candles, Christmas crafts, stoneware pottery, handmade duck decoys, painted turkey feathers, hand painted ornaments and much more. Gen Grant will ride into Perry at 11 a.m. on

Saturday, dismounting at the historic Church of Christ where he will discuss his March to Fame. Following

his speech, there will be a re-enactment (with Brass Band) of the 1860 pole raising to support Lincoln for

President in the village park. Horse Drawn Plowing on Saturday and be sure to visit the Dexter One room

School House for a tour. The 1878 Church of Christ (National Register of Historic Places) will be open for tours. 1800’s Log Cabin open too. All kinds of pecan items for sale to celebrate all the pecan trees in Perry.

*Pittsfield

Downtown 1890’s courthouse lawn is filled with food and crafts. Welcome Booth on the north side of the big tent has a complete listing of all (over 80) Pittsfield vendors and information about our 11 Lincoln sites. Food, Fall produce, crafts and collectibles items, Bill Beard sketching, Abe Lincoln will arrive by horse drawn carriage at 2 pm on

Saturday and introduce former Congressman Paul Findley of Pittsfield and our current Congressman Ray LaHood who will speak briefly.

*Pleasant Hill

Located at the Pike County Fair grounds: Craft vendors include hand made wood items, knitted sweaters, t-shirts, Longaberger baskets, jewelry, art glass, basket weaver, sweatshirts and more. Food from hamburgers to chicken livers and gizzards, funnel cakes, mini donuts, and much more. On Sunday attend the Car show & see the basket weaver.

*Summer Hill

Downtown Summer Hill has a wide variety of foods; taste of Orient, Tenderloins, walking tacos, biscuits and gravy and much more . Late 1800’s General Store now houses an antique mall. Lots of collectibles, large garage sale, Post GAR Civil War Memorial Statue and Home of the Clark 54 Drive In. Kozy Katz Antique Mall West of Summer Hill antiques and collectibles, outdoor flea market, food and more. Hopewell Winery is located one half mile west of Summer Hill, open on Saturday only.

Time

Demonstrations by the village Blacksmith. Church Services Sunday at 9 am at the Time Commmunity

Church . Horse and Buggy rides, Time collector items, crafts, bars of goat soap and bottles of lotion. Local bee-keeper will have honey. Roast your own hot dog, have an apple dumpling, get a lamb burger or elk burger, and more. A young Lincoln will take your money at the food stand. Get your picture at On the Spot Photo. See a collection of Civil War and Lincoln memorabilia.