Meriden Antique Engine and Threshers Association

8275 K-4 Highway
Meriden, KS 66512

Our 33rd Annual Threshing Show is July 17, 18, 19th.

Come out to the grounds and enjoy the daily threshing demonstrations, watch the tractor pulls and parades. Admire classic and antique tractors, automobiles, and trucks. Explore our living history town, Cottonwood Station. Cool off with lemonade and ice cream from the Chuckwagon. Enjoy live Country Music Friday and Saturday evenings.

Our grounds provide camping hookups, modern restrooms, and concessions. Bring your lawn chairs.

Our 2009 show features:
Tractor of the Year:	Engine of the Year:
38-hp, 1951 Case Model D owned by Cassie Knudsen	Advance 8-hp run by Gary Bowen in the Blacksmith Shop
2009 Threshing Show Flyer
Tractor Cruise Flyer

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.