The Greenfield Historical Society hosted History Day on September 29th. It was a day of various activities at the buildings at the east end of town. Special exhibits were featured as well as craftspeople demonstrating their skills. There was even an "attic sale" for the community yard sale. And of course there was plenty of food.
We wish to give a special thank you to all the volunteers and the committee that worked so hard to put the day together. The committee consisted of Patsy Smith, Shirley Shields,Ed King, Hank Thompson, Johanna Thompson and Earlene Scott.
Thanks for all you dedication and hard work.
Wendy and Harold
 Sign that directed the visitors to the various activities and exhibits. |
 Visitors viewing the old pictures in the exhibit, "A Look at Historic Greenfield," held in Travellers Rest. Volunteers who hosted this exhibit were Susan Thompson, Sharon Greene, Shirley Shields and Wilma Everhart. |
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| Volunteer workers on the old stone wall at the Old Burying Grounds worked during the day so visitors could see the process of building the wall. John Daugherty, head stone mason, supervised the volunteers that included John Royse, Teddy Higginbotham, Everett Harvey and Jerry Scott. | |
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| Close up pictures of Tom Adams' model train display in the B&O Depot. Jay Hardy volunteered to host in the Depot for the morning. | |
 Tom Adams and his display. |
 Sue Faulkner demonstrated chair caning during the day in the Grain and Hay building. |
 Jack Bryant with his World War II magazine ads in the Grain and Hay building. |
 Jon Rowe and his collection of Indian artifacts in the Grain and Hay building. |
 Margaret Dieringer demonstrated the art of spinning wool in the Grain and Hay building. |
 Visitors were fascinated by Margaret Dieringer's skill at wool spinning. |
 John Miller volunteered as host in the Red Barn. |
 The Patterson mail buggy draws a visitor's interest |
 The West family brought produce to sell. |
 Barb Priest's Attic Sales booth. |
 Debbie Wise with her Attic Sales booth. |
 Erin Honnold and Wendy Ellis sold handcrafted cards and jewelry in their Attic Sales booth. |
 More Attic Sales booths including Larry Chapman's booth. |
 Paul Orr manned the Society's sales booth. His wife, Evelyn, also volunteered. |
 Hank Thompson, assistant treasure, Johanna Thompson, secretary and volunteer, Bev Lyons, man the Society's food booth. Jackie Soards, Frances Dettwiller, Libby McGuffin and Janet Climer also volunteered during the day. |
 Cathy Rivas demonstrated the art of calligraphy. |
 Kara and Nathan Roberts volunteered to host the Smith Tannery entitled "Greenfield Fashions - The Way We Wore." Kyle Duff and Patty Smith also volunteered as hosts. | . |
