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Upcoming Events
37th Annual Threshing Show
July 19-21, 2013
Fall Festival and Swap Meet
September 28-29, 2013
Chili & Vegetable Soup Supper & Bazaar
November 2, 2013




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Past Events
2011 Fall Festival Photos
2011 Summer Show Photos
2010 Tractor Cruise Photos
2010 Kid's Day Photos
Highlights from 2010 Fall Show
Highlights from 2010 Summer Show
Highlights from 2009 Bloomfield Supper and Craft Bazaar
2009 Tractor Cruise Photos
2009 Kid's Day Photos
Highlights from 2009 Fall Show
Highlights from 2009 Summer Show


We are excited about our 2013 upcoming shows!



Join us in July for our summer show! There will be tractors, threshing, baling, tractor parades, history, antique automobiles, and tractor pulls.

We will be sawing lumber at the saw mill and grinding grain in the flour mill each day. Our blacksmith will be hard at work in the Blacksmith Shop.

Don't miss the antique tractor pull on Saturday and the garden tractor pulls each day. There will also be a children's pedal tractor pull on Saturday afternoon. We will have live music Friday and Saturday nights.

On-site camping is available. We have modern restrooms and on-site concessions.

The 2013 Featured Tractor is John Deere.

John Deere 630

The 2013 Featured Engine is Waterloo.

Waterloo Engine

Congratulations to Sandy Lenhan of Tonganoxie! Sandy won the quilt at the Bloomfield Bazaar.

Our 36th Annual Threshing and Antique Tractor Show was great fun!

Pictures are up on our Facebook page, check us out there to upload your pics from the show.

Learn how we cut and bind the wheat for our show!

Our 2011 Summer show was HOT but fun!

Here is some of the press we received:





In addition to the International Harvester Collector's hosting their meeting with us in July 2010, Ag Am in Kansas featured our summer show on their daily program.
View the July 28, 2010 program

View the June 7 segment.





Cottonwood Station
Chuck Wagon
Flour Mill
Hay Barn
Blacksmith Shop
Sims Garage
Livery Barn
Saw Mill
1863 Sorghum Press
General Store, Post Office & Print Shop
1854 Log Cabin
1895 Bloomfield Church
Welcome to Cottonwood Station, a reproduction living history of an early day Kansas town. Developed and maintained by the Meriden Antique Engine and Threshers Association (MAETA), established in 1977. Our purpose is to preserve, through living history, early farming techniques, the appreciation of antique engines, occupations and cultures in small towns and rural areas of early Kansas.


We are pleased to offer private tours of our grounds year-round. Please contact Merril Lovendahl at (785) 986-6469 for appointments and information.
   

Meetings are at 7pm the 4th Sunday of every month (except December) in the General Store.

If you are interested in membership, fill out our Membership Application and mail to: Meriden Threshers Association, 315 Norton Street, Nortonville, KS 66060.