That is an air raid siren that was used in the last World War. This other engine was used by the state police in the thirties. There were plenty of volunteers, who assisted attendees in the parking lot and on the fairgrounds. There were some volunteers who helped guide groups from one event to another, while other distributed buttons and posters and publicity materials during the weeks leading up to June 7. Ruth Carter cools off by sitting a while in her rocking chair.
Colonials seem to be a big thing here.
The Hopkinton security and police enjoyed themselves, while walking around and making sure everything was operating safely. Art Anderson, a folk art exhibitor, enjoyed talking with people about his display of folk art. Both Stiles and friend Caleb Merrill-Winter enjoyed the day and all that the festival had to offer, according to Stiles. Blacksmith Russell Pope hammers and melts together a ram statue. They didn't let the heat get the best of them, but instead enjoyed themselves by taking part in the festival and having a great time.