Photo of show grounds taken by G. Bowen, April 2004
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.
| General Store, Post Office & Print Shop 1854 Log Cabin Blacksmith Shop Sims Garage Flour Mill Sawmill Livery Barn |
1895 Church 1870 Bridge 1863 Sorghum Press Chuckwagon Rock Crusher Fairbanks Morse 22hp gasoline engine Haybarn |
If you are interested in membership, fill our Membership Application and mail to: Meriden Threshers Association, P.O. Box 327, Nortonville, KS 66060.
For more information, contact:
e-mail: Jess Noll (913) 886-7823 or
e-mail: Merlyn Mahoney (785) 876-3030
URL: http://www.meridenthreshers.org