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    TOP: “Burgermeister” Warren Aldrich displays one his floral designs. 
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    A young visitor from Antrim is in the Oktoberfest spirit.
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    Maureen Lalime of Greenfield volunteering in the buffet line. 
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    ABOVE: Kathryn Sabol, lead singer of Breathe 14, gets the crowd moving. 
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    Greenfield Police Chief Brian Giamarino, right, on a volunteer patrol at Oktoberfest. 
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    Young Oktoberfest guests learning how to build robots at the Team Inconceivable tent. 
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    The Greenfield Meetinghouse, the oldest meetinghouse in the state of New Hampshire used by both church and state, is in urgent need of renovations and repair.
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    Children try out the robotics controllers in the Team Inconceivable demonstration area. 
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    Summit Winery, Mountain Base Brewery, Henniker Brewing, Post & Beam and Frogg Brewery dispensed New Hampshire-made brews and wine under the tents. 
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    The event was in full swing by 4:30 p.m.
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    Long Oktoberfest-style dining tables were popular with guests. 
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    A quartet of guests in full Oktoberfest garb. 
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    The 228-year-old Meetinghouse seen from a drone cam. 
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    Oktoberfest from above.
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    Greenfield’s First Robotics Team Inconceivable display tent. 

The Friends of the Greenfield Meetinghouse’s fourth annual Oktoberfest  fundraiser took place Saturday at the historic Greenfield Meetinghouse.

The event raised more than $10,000 for the 228-year-old Meetinghouse, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places as “the oldest meetinghouse in New Hampshire used by both church and state.”