ANTIQUE ACRES CHERAW S C
THE MENS SECTION OF BOMAR WATER GARDENS OPEN ALL YEAR
January/February 1971
CHERAW S C
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More (+) Various Water Powered Units Come Tend Some
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P. O. Box 71 29520 Tel.-Off. 803-537-3812 Res. 803-537-7552
We Have Many - Come Tend Some or just COME
Dear Fans and Fellow Members,
If you want to visit a combination of antique steam, gas,
kerosene, man, mule, dog, and water powered equipment operating
within and including thousands and thousands and thousands of
cultivated blooming flowers, we have it, and in April we show more
of it than any place in the world.
Rice mill, shingle mill, saw mill, molasses mill, corn mill,
cider mill, grape mill, bone mill, up and down water powered saw
mill, wood splitter, mule powered hay baler, dog powered churn,
country store, free parking, home sock knitter, blacksmith shop,
new flush toilets.
We enjoy your steam-ups and gas-ups from Sarasota, Florida, to
Milton, Ontario, and feel that you will likewise enjoy our unique
and diversified three-day program.
FRI - SAT - SUN, April 16-17- 18, 1971
On which days we will have in addition to the above; lubricated
steam tables, old cars, flea market, food, soap making, free rides
for kids of all ages, and trailer parking for participants.
Please participate in creating an oasis in an area that
heretofore has been without the fun and fellowship provided by
steam, gas, etc., associations.
BOMAR WATER GARDENS is considered 'The Flower Power in
Dixie.'
Two miles of floral pathways, 22 acres and ? mile (end to end)
of steam, gas, mule, water, and man powered, equipment, and
collection, began prior to Pearl Harbor in 1941.
CAUTION - ADULTS AT PLAY
Annual membership $2.00; others $1.00 per day over 12, includes
Gardens.
Located in Cheraw -- 6 blocks from Intersection U. S. Hwy. 1
& U. S. Hwy. 52.
Three motels and restaurants within two miles.
Bring your models, your engines, your tools, and/or your
fellowship.
Enquiries promptly answered by Robert Rogers.
Greetings to all
Dear Fans and Fellow Members,
Margaret and I wish to thank each and every one of you for your
many courteouses.
Armed with a few credit cards, a few models, a scrub board and
an ironing board, we traveled 7,000 miles and participated in
fourteen shows in 1970. I had mailed membership dues to fourteen
shows. Margaret really got in the steam mood when we stayed an
extra day at Col. Herndon's Show. He sat her down to a peck of
Florida lobster and Margaret is a one peck lobster eater. She was
ready to try the next thirteen shows.
We then criss-crossed several states, went back and forth from
show to show, then up and down from show to show, finally to eat
corn on the cob in Milton, Ontario, at what Sherwood Hume calls his
truck repair shop. Down South we would call Sherwood's truck
building a combination dance hall and night club; it was equipped
with an orchestra and served a peck of corn on cob to each person;
Margaret is a one peck corn on cob eater. Definitions in Milton,
Ontario, Canada, differ from definitions in Cheraw, S. C, USA.