PHOTO GALLERY: Harrington Heritage Day 2023
Trina Walker, of Harrington, showed her pride for her hometown with a shirt that read "It's a Harrington Thing" on Saturday during Harrington Heritage Day.
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Kent County Sheriff Norman Barlow, left, stands with Sixth District Kent County Levy Court Commissioner Paul Hertz on Saturday during Harrington Heritage Day.
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During Saturday's Harrington Heritage Day celebration, children were entertained by a few attractions including a roaming clown.
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Examples of farm machinery were in downtown Harrington on Saturday for the town's heritage festival.
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The Living History Team set up outside of the Harrington Museum on Saturday. during Heritage Day 2023.
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Penelope Dukes, 4, of Felton waves to her family while riding in one of the farm animal cars of a train Saturday at Harrington Heritage Day.
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Caleb Dunn, lead pastor of Calvary Wesleyan Church in Harrington, leads a "Blessing of the Combines" Saturday at Harrington Heritage Day. Dale Blessing, Melissa Blessing and Kellie Yeager were there from the Waterway Farm. Harry Raughley of the Taylor and Messick John Deere dealership drove in the second combine.
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Caleb Dunn, lead pastor of Calvary Wesleyan Church in Harrington, leads a "Blessing of the Combines" Saturday at Harrington Heritage Day. Dale Blessing, Melissa Blessing and Kellie Yeager were there from the Waterway Farm. Harry Raughley of the Taylor and Messick John Deere dealership drove in the second combine.
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Second from left, Devyn Wainwright, 7, of Frederica, celebrates her win in the kids' tractor pull contest Saturday at Harrington Heritage Day. She is shown with other competitors, Jessica O'Connor, Abigail Jester and Hannah Jester.
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KIds enjoy the farm animal tractor ride on Commerce Street during Harrington Heritage Day.
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Daisy Duck, the mascot of R an J Pride Lemonade was among those who flocked to Harrington for Heritage Day Saturday.
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Snippy Doodles leads an "Old McDonald" sing-a-long with kids at Harrington Heritage Day.
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Bruce Betts of Felton loads corn into a 1911 gristmill Saturday at Harrington Heritage Day. The antique machinery has two screens, separating corn meal and grits.
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Across the street from the Harrington Historical Society's caboose, car enthusiasts enjoyed a show of classic cars in the M&T Bank parking lot Saturday at Heritage Day.
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From its humble beginnings 45 years ago, Harrington Heritage Day has become one of the most anticipated and highly attended events in the area! And at its heart, it is a festival celebrating Harrington and its history.
