We are grateful for the many exhibitors
that come to our show each year.
Gas and steam engine enthusiasts travel many miles to come to our show. Their working exhibits pique the interest of kids of all ages who love history and how things were made, how things worked and the tools that made life a little easier for those whose job required physical labor.
Working Exhibits From The 2019 Event
Exhibitors are on hand to demonstrate and answer questions about their engines, antique vehicles and antique machines.
We have a pavillion built over our shingle mill and are building a permanent home for a sawmill that was donated in memory of the late Paul Burnham in 2017.
A new addition this year is a gift of an old ice house that was moved east on Route 101 on an early spring morning. It will house antique engines and a working lathe. Caleb Niemela, Vice President of the organization, turns the lathe to make miniature wooden baseball bats while you watch.
The association hopes to one day have a real narrow-gauge railroad on site. You can see the beginnings of the tracks that are presently being built.
Exhibitor Requirements:
Set up for the Dublin Gas Engine Meet exhibits begin on Thursday.
Exhibitors and vendors, please check in at the ticket booth after you have set up.
On-site camping is for exhibitors only. See our listing of campgrounds or hotel accommodations here.
Exhibitors can register to win in a drawing of $500.00 in prizes to be held at 1PM on Sunday, Sept. 12th. Winners must be set up and running when their name is drawn!
“Thank you” to all the exhibitors and spectators who made the 2019 show a memorable 48th Anniversary event! We hope to see you all at our September 2021 show!
Event Schedule
September 10th, 11th and 12th 2021
Saturday Parade at 1PM
Sunday Parade at 1PM
Event is held Rain or Shine
Free Parking on site.
Location
Cricket Hill Farm
1716 Main St. (Rt. 101)
Dublin, NH 03444
Admission: $5 (16yrs. and under FREE!)
Exhibitor/Food Vendor Information
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