A street fair view of North Main Saturday morning during the Good Ol’Days, the annual festival for Fort Scott.
A rain overnight cooled things down a little for Saturday’s Good Ol’Days events. The event is in its 37th year.
A street fair stretched from Third Street to Skubitz Plaza, a petting zoo, pony rides, motorcycle, tractor and automobile displays, a baby contest, the Red Garter Show, a carnival, a turkey calling contest, and lots of other entertainment was offered for the public’s enjoyment.
Boys ages 19 to 24 months strut their stuff in their age division at the annual baby contest held at Memorial Hall Saturday morning.Maddox and his dad, Matt Glades, enjoy the pony rides.Even grown-ups enjoyed the petting zoo.A broad ax demonstration at Fort Scott National Historic Site.A family enjoys the birds of prey demonstration at the Fort.Ticks were the subject of a station at the Fort.Storyteller Steve Otto entertains a group at the Fort Saturday morning.Two young archers get lessons from the Kansas Dept. of Wildlife, Parks, and Tourism employees at the Fort Saturday morning.Fort Scott Munitions had a marketplace of its own on East Wall at the store location.A long line waited to enter Fort Scott Munitions store Saturday morning.A car show was held at the Fort Scott Munitions location Saturday morning.
