State Fair Hound

An independent view of the New York State Fair

Category: Blue ribbon exhibits (Page 7 of 9)

Countdown Photo–21 Weeks

This State Parks display exhibits the latest in campgrounds shelters.

This State Parks display exhibits the latest in campgrounds shelters.

Countdown Photo–28 Weeks

This young lady poses in the Horses of the World tent. State Fair Hound would love to see that exhibit get a permanent home, perhaps in the planned equine area.

This young lady poses in the Horses of the World tent. State Fair Hound would love to see that exhibit get a permanent home, perhaps in the planned equine area.

Countdown Photo–29 Weeks

The State Fair History exhibit never gets old (pun intended).

The State Fair History exhibit never gets old (pun intended).

Countdown Photo–32 Weeks

Handcrafted items in the wool center show off fibers sheared from New York sheep.

Handcrafted items in the wool center show off fibers sheared from New York sheep.

Countdown Photo–33 Weeks

The Youth Building is full of amazing projects exhibited by 4-H kids, like this robotic ball launcher.

The Youth Building is full of amazing projects exhibited by 4-H kids, like this robotic ball launcher.

Countdown Photo–34 Weeks

The exotic Pan African Village always has rare finds on sale.

The exotic Pan African Village always has rare finds on sale.

Evergreen Scene

The Christmas Tree Growers always deck the Fair with some fine specimens. If yours looks this good, you're doing great.

The Christmas Tree Growers always deck the Fair with some fine specimens. If yours looks as good as these, you’re doing great.

Countdown Photo–39 Weeks

Pass the veggies--Happy Thanksgiving.

Pass the veggies–Happy Thanksgiving.

Countdown Photo–41 Weeks

This tiny rowboat floated through the Fair on the rippling water of the reflecting pool.

This tiny rowboat floated through the Fair on the rippling water of the reflecting pool.

Countdown Photo–47 Weeks

The replica cabin inside the Agriculture Museum is worth an annual visit. The antique furniture, cooking hearth, loft and rope bed offer a colorful glimpse of rustic life before plumbing, electricity and furnaces came along.

The replica 1876 log cabin inside the Agriculture Museum is worth an annual visit. The antique furniture, cooking hearth, loft and rope bed offer a colorful glimpse of rustic life before plumbing, electricity and furnaces came along.

 

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