Add to ORKGCharles Greer (center) with his peck of potatoes that won a 1st Prize in the Open Class and 1st Prize and Sweep-stakes in the B&O Potato Class during the 1938 State Fair. His father, P.J. Greer from Scottsburg, Indiana in Scott County is at his left and Elmer Strouse, the 1936 champion also from Scottsburg, is on the right
During the 1933 State Fair there were two winners in one family, Cecilia Andrews with her 1st Prize ...
This First Prize pen of Suffolk lambs in the 4-H Club Class was shown by Byron Dickes from Fort Wayn...
Mr. O.K. Quivey, agricultural agent for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, is seen here presenting a c...
Charles Greer of Scottsburg, Indiana in Scott County (2nd from left) is shown with his peck of winni...
Vonn Hayes from Bedford, Indiana in Lawrence County is the winner of the Sweepstakes Prize in the B&...
Charles Brown of Battle Ground, in Tippecanoe County holds on to his pen of lambs. They won the cham...
Elmo Walker, 16, of Scottsburg, Indiana in Scott County won the Grand Sweepstakes in the B&O 4-H Pot...
Vernon Hitchcock, son of Mr. and Mrs. L.E. Hitchcock from Selma, Indiana in Delaware County, is seen...
Stanley Andrew from Vevay, Indiana in Switzerland County poses with his 1st Prize pen of Southdown l...
This pen of fat wethers was owned by Harold McCormick, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dell McCormick from Tippe...
The Championship Vegetable Judging Team at the 1937 State Fair was from Terre Haute, Indiana in Vigo...
The winning Vegetable Judging Team during the 1951 State Fair was from Ben Davis, Indiana, in Marion...
The LaPorte County Livestock Judging Team won the Boys and Girls Livestock Judging Contest during th...
John Milton Evans of Greensburg, Indiana in Decatur County is seen here with his Champion Shorthorn ...
This First Prize pen of Hampshire lambs was owned by Robert Earl White from Carthage, Indiana, in Ru...
During the 1933 State Fair there were two winners in one family, Cecilia Andrews with her 1st Prize ...
This First Prize pen of Suffolk lambs in the 4-H Club Class was shown by Byron Dickes from Fort Wayn...
Mr. O.K. Quivey, agricultural agent for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, is seen here presenting a c...
Charles Greer of Scottsburg, Indiana in Scott County (2nd from left) is shown with his peck of winni...
Vonn Hayes from Bedford, Indiana in Lawrence County is the winner of the Sweepstakes Prize in the B&...
Charles Brown of Battle Ground, in Tippecanoe County holds on to his pen of lambs. They won the cham...
Elmo Walker, 16, of Scottsburg, Indiana in Scott County won the Grand Sweepstakes in the B&O 4-H Pot...
Vernon Hitchcock, son of Mr. and Mrs. L.E. Hitchcock from Selma, Indiana in Delaware County, is seen...
Stanley Andrew from Vevay, Indiana in Switzerland County poses with his 1st Prize pen of Southdown l...
This pen of fat wethers was owned by Harold McCormick, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dell McCormick from Tippe...
The Championship Vegetable Judging Team at the 1937 State Fair was from Terre Haute, Indiana in Vigo...
The winning Vegetable Judging Team during the 1951 State Fair was from Ben Davis, Indiana, in Marion...
The LaPorte County Livestock Judging Team won the Boys and Girls Livestock Judging Contest during th...
John Milton Evans of Greensburg, Indiana in Decatur County is seen here with his Champion Shorthorn ...
This First Prize pen of Hampshire lambs was owned by Robert Earl White from Carthage, Indiana, in Ru...
During the 1933 State Fair there were two winners in one family, Cecilia Andrews with her 1st Prize ...
This First Prize pen of Suffolk lambs in the 4-H Club Class was shown by Byron Dickes from Fort Wayn...
Mr. O.K. Quivey, agricultural agent for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, is seen here presenting a c...