Algonquin Mill Festival
Posted: Thu Sep 26, 2024 4:35 am
Anyone coming up for it this year? Im defenitely planning on going and having fun as usual.
For anyone who doesnt know, the mill festival is an 1800s historical village that they start everything up once a year for this festival, but everything is run off of steam, so there is steam engines running all over the place, lol. They have lots of gas and steam engines everywhere, really good food, steam traction engines that run a sawmill, shingle mill, and the grinding/grain mill itself, which also doubles as a general store where you can buy the stuff that's ground there. There is good food almost everywhere you look, and lots of arts and crafts groups come in and show thier stuff. There is civil war reenactment groups that set up there also. There is a car show, a building set up around the old foot powered printing presses, blacksmithing areas, old school house, etc everywhere running and in operation.
Here's a link to the info. It's on the second weekend of october, so october 11-13th, which friday is very laid back but lots of stuff there, saturday is the big day when it pretty much triples in size and gets really busy.
https://www.ohiotraveler.com/algonquin- ... -festival/
https://sites.google.com/view/carrollco ... l-festival
I go every year, and it's alot of fun.
For anyone who doesnt know, the mill festival is an 1800s historical village that they start everything up once a year for this festival, but everything is run off of steam, so there is steam engines running all over the place, lol. They have lots of gas and steam engines everywhere, really good food, steam traction engines that run a sawmill, shingle mill, and the grinding/grain mill itself, which also doubles as a general store where you can buy the stuff that's ground there. There is good food almost everywhere you look, and lots of arts and crafts groups come in and show thier stuff. There is civil war reenactment groups that set up there also. There is a car show, a building set up around the old foot powered printing presses, blacksmithing areas, old school house, etc everywhere running and in operation.
Here's a link to the info. It's on the second weekend of october, so october 11-13th, which friday is very laid back but lots of stuff there, saturday is the big day when it pretty much triples in size and gets really busy.
https://www.ohiotraveler.com/algonquin- ... -festival/
https://sites.google.com/view/carrollco ... l-festival
I go every year, and it's alot of fun.