Taking part in the 2021 Barossa History Fair with their historic machinery display were Mr Bryce Pohl, Mr John Anderson and Mr David Mitchell, representing the Barossa Valley Machinery Preservation Society with their “pride and joy”, a fully restored Garfield truck once owned by Mr Robert Howard who used the vehicle for carting stone from his Angaston quarry. The club members were very pleased to show their wonderfully restored truck which was a major restoration project for their members. They have also taken it to display at the Angaston Show for the last two years.
The third Barossa History Fair has been hailed a huge success with a strong response being shown across the two day programme in Angaston over the weekend.
More than 400 people attended the Angaston Town Hall with key Angaston locations including the Angaston History Centre, Blacksmith Shop, Barossa Machinery Preservation Society Machinery Shed and Barossa Adventure Station also popular.
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