Old Iron Days Show
Wilson County Old Iron Club of Fredonia, KS, invites you to our annual show, featuring over 30 working demonstrations of antique farm equipment, domestic methods of the past, and much more. Make your plans now. This will be the best show you attend all year! Our show is held the last Thursday-Sunday in September. (The final day of the show must fall in September).
You will see and experience displays that you won't see anywhere else. We are a WORKING show. If we display the equipment, it works as it was created to work. Our knowledgeable and experienced demonstrators teach visitors about the function and history of each item, and how they worked as part of rural life in the past.
As we are a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization, we rely heavily on donations to be able to put on the show each year. For a $5 donation, you will receive a button that is good for all 4 days of the show. Children 12 and under are free.
You will see and experience displays that you won't see anywhere else. We are a WORKING show. If we display the equipment, it works as it was created to work. Our knowledgeable and experienced demonstrators teach visitors about the function and history of each item, and how they worked as part of rural life in the past.
As we are a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization, we rely heavily on donations to be able to put on the show each year. For a $5 donation, you will receive a button that is good for all 4 days of the show. Children 12 and under are free.
Each year, we are host to over 2,000 area school children. If you would like to register your school group to be a part of this experience, click the button. |
Feature Tractors and Small Engines at Old Iron Days
Each year we feature a different brand of tractors and small engines. All makes of tractors are welcome!
The 2022 Old Iron Days Show feature tractor is: Oliver Hart-Parr
Each year we feature a different brand of tractors and small engines. All makes of tractors are welcome!
The 2022 Old Iron Days Show feature tractor is: Oliver Hart-Parr
A Brief Oliver Hart-Parr History In 1929, Oliver Chilled Plow, Hart-Parr, American Seeding Machine, and Nichols & Shepard merged to form the Oliver Farm Equipment Corporation. The first Oliver tractor was the 18-28 introduced in 1930. The tractors carried the name Oliver Hart Parr for only a few years until a new line of tractors was introduced, which bore only the name “Oliver”. |
Previous feature tractors and small engines were:
2022 - Oliver
2021 - Minneapolis Moline
2020 - NO SHOW
2019 - Oliver
2018 - Allis-Chalmers
2017 - John Deere
2016 – Massey Harris
2015 – International Harvester
2014 – Ford
2013 – International Harvester
2012 – Massey Harris
2011 – Minneapolis Moline
2010 – John Deere
2009 – International Harvester
2008 – Oliver Hart Parr - 1st year the show was held at the Rollin 'Red' Vandever Memorial Park
2022 - Oliver
2021 - Minneapolis Moline
2020 - NO SHOW
2019 - Oliver
2018 - Allis-Chalmers
2017 - John Deere
2016 – Massey Harris
2015 – International Harvester
2014 – Ford
2013 – International Harvester
2012 – Massey Harris
2011 – Minneapolis Moline
2010 – John Deere
2009 – International Harvester
2008 – Oliver Hart Parr - 1st year the show was held at the Rollin 'Red' Vandever Memorial Park