Each year these exhibits vary. The Ripley Flywheelers held one of the first reunions in the Town of Holton, but eventually moved to its present location in a wooded setting at the end of County Road 800 West off U.S. 50 about one and a half miles west of Holton. A creek runs through these beautiful woods and children are always welcome to come and just enjoy learning about the past and romping through the woods. Some years children have enjoyed horseback rides, riding in a covered wagon drawn by mules and jumping in a fresh pile of straw. Flea markets are set up and people can browse.
Concessions are also available that day.
The highlights of concessions are beans cooked in an open kettle with homemade corn bread and cobblers of various kinds. A very important event each year is the flag raising ceremony. The American flag is raised in memory of a deceased veteran. It is a time of remembrance and thankfulness to our veterans who have served our country. The Ripley Flywheelers consists of anyone who wants to come and enjoy a day where time is rolled back, learn about he past and perhaps preserve some of the nostalgia of days gone by.