The Midwest Electric Railway trolleys cruise south around the 60-acre campground with stops at the Log Village and Grandpa's Barn. Two buildings are home to beautifully restored antique cars and trucks. One of the country's largest gasoline engine shows is a significant part of every Reunion. The engines come from all parts of the country and many perform the tasks for which they were originally built. You may join a hymn sing in the country church, a spelling bee in the country school or take in a fiddlers' contest.
Free entertainment is presented on stages all around the grounds.
Old Threshers offers other educational, historical and entertainment features throughout the year. Each spring more than 1,000 young people have the opportunity to learn about Midwestern rural heritage visit the grounds for guided tours. Educational and historical workshops are also a part of the year-round program. A very popular course is Midwest Old Threshers' Steam School. Participants gain a basic introduction to traction steam engines, boilers and safety devices.