Antique Engines of every shape and size. BRIE MORRISSEY / For Ledger-Transcript
Antique Engines of every shape and size. BRIE MORRISSEY / For Ledger-Transcript
Bart Cushing operating the Shingle Mill. BRIE MORRISSEY / For Ledger-Transcript
Chris Staples' wood splitter running outside his building. BRIE MORRISSEY / For Ledger-Transcript
Former Club President Dave Whitney and his family on his Rumney tractor in tractor parade. BRIE MORRISSEY / For Ledger-Transcript
Jack Vertefeuille on a homemade Hit and Miss Tractor. BRIE MORRISSEY / For Ledger-Transcript
Parker Begley driving a John Deere 80 in the Tractor Parade. BRIE MORRISSEY / For Ledger-Transcript
Sarah Halliday drives in the Tractor Parade. BRIE MORRISSEY / For Ledger-Transcript
The whole family participates in the Gas Engine Meet. BRIE MORRISSEY / For Ledger-Transcript
There's something for every age group at the Dublin Gas Engine Meet. BRIE MORRISSEY / For Ledger-Transcript
There's something for every age group at the Dublin Gas Engine Meet. BRIE MORRISSEY / For Ledger-Transcript
Tucker Warner drives his Cub tractor with while his dad rides along. BRIE MORRISSEY / For Ledger-Transcript
Will Weidner drives event goers on his custom built train on the working railroad. BRIE MORRISSEY / For Ledger-Transcript
Will Weidner drives event goers on his custom built train on the working railroad. BRIE MORRISSEY / For Ledger-Transcript

The annual Dublin Gas Engine Meet celebrated its 53rd year Sept. 5 through 7 at Cricket Hill Farm on Main Street in Dublin, with a tractor and vintage car parade, antique and working gas and steam engines and tractors.

The show also featured working exhibits, including wood turning, a single mill, a steam engine, sawmill and working antique miniature train that provided rides.