Face-painted boys paint pumpkins.

A boy and his mother pick a pumpkin to paint from a huge stack near the painting table.

Park volunteers give helping hands to the painters, here to the boy and mother in the picture above.

Another mother pays close attention to her children at work.

The girl sets her mouth just right to paint eyes.

Another girl intent on her work

Both father and son are completely absorbed in pumpkin painting.
(Is that Beaver Cleaver from the 60's?)

An interested couple learn about the Jackson Fork Lift at the Historic Barn.

Volunteer Chuck Scimeca as Andrew Kneebone tells stories of Gold Rush era transportation.
The visitors then go to the other side of the wire wall to view that era's wagons in the barn.

Volunteer Hal Tieg explains the workings of a farm wagon to a group of visitors.

Another couple inspect the farm wagon as they head toward wagons in the barn.