Will Stuart, left, guides a tour group Sunday through the Pownalborough Court House. Heather and Don Parker, right, brought their family to Dresden Summerfest to learn more about the building's history. Built in 1761, the building has been used as a courthouse and family home.
Dresden Summerfest visitors enjoy the annual event Sunday put on by the Lincoln County Historical Society. The event includes horse-drawn wagon rides, goat petting, live music, food and vendors. It is held near the Pownalborough Court House, built in 1761.
Dresden Summerfest visitors enjoy horse-drawn wagon rides Sunday provided by Linda and Sawyer Verney of Woodfield Farm. Sawyer Verney, far left, chats with visitors, while Linda Verney, between horses, steers the wagon. The annual event also includes goat petting, live music, food and vendors.
Dresden Summerfest visitors enjoy horse-drawn wagon rides Sunday provided by Linda and Sawyer Verney of Woodfield Farm. The annual event also includes goat petting, live music, food and vendors.
Dresden Summerfest visitors enjoy the annual event Sunday put on by the Lincoln County Historical Society. The event includes horse-drawn wagon rides, goat petting, live music, food and vendors. It is held near the Pownalborough Court House, built in 1761.
Will Stuart, left, guides a tour group Sunday through the Pownalborough Court House. Heather and Don Parker, right, brought their family to Dresden Summerfest to learn more about the building's history. Built in 1761, the building has been used as a courthouse and family home.
Will Stuart, center, guides a tour group Sunday through the Pownalborough Court House. Heather and Don Parker, right, brought their family to Dresden Summerfest to learn more about the building's history. Built in 1761, the building has been used as a courthouse and family home.
One is never too young or too old to enjoy a horse and wagon ride at Dresden Summerfest. This year's event will be held from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sunday, July 9.
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