In 1916, the Daughters of the American Revolution of Nebraska published a Book of Nebraska Pioneer Reminiscences. The following is an excerpt from that book. A few lines written for a paper several ...

For every antique farm equipment enthusiast! Do you have a special place in your heart for the good old days of life on the American farm? Do your ears perk up at the sound of an old Johnny Popper ...

The illustration accompanying The Lazy Farmer’s chicken verse. This month I think it’s time for a change-up, with a bit of humor instead of stories of the rigorous lives of our ancestors. To that end, ...

I am writing this letter to you at the request of Harlen Maier. He has been receiving Farm Collector for quite a few years. Believe it or not, he just had his 100th birthday and is still going strong.

When the Annie Faxon exploded October 14, 1893, the 140-foot steamboat Spokane, shown here, hurried eastward with two Walla Walla, Washington, doctors on board to aid survivors of the blast. This ...

Sawing wood by steam at the Reunion, 1962. See New York Steam Engine Association Report.

16-60 Nichols & Shepard double, rear mounted, owned by Charles H. Lenz, of Oregon, Missouri. See article Old Steam Thresher Engine Warms Seat of Government Oregon, Missouri. Editor Here is a well ...

This is the history of one of the oldest open cylinder threshing machines in America. This machine has been recently rebuilt by its present owner Mr. Hugh Chisholm of Sarnia, Ontario. The cylinder, ...

The Williams Grove Steam Engine Association, of Pennsylvania, which completed its third Annual exhibition last Labor Day, is planning the establishment and operation of a steam railroad. As a part of ...

A. Preston Gray, Kingsport, Tenn., on Lincoln's Choice, No. 9010, five-gaited Kentucky Saddle horse. 3501 Bristol Highway Kingsport, Tenn. A. Preston Gray of Kingsport, Tenn., believing that a tribute ...