2011 Bridgeport Fall Festival -- Ghosts Return to Bridgeport
Herb Lindberg
Sunday, October 30, 2011
Part 2 of 3

     Page 1 Face painting, pumpkin painting, Halloween Bingo, Carol Malnor and her nature books, Ragged But Right musicians, Phantom of the Opera costume, crowd for Ghosts Return to Bridgeport show, June's Deli baked goods. 
     Page 2 June's Deli baked goods, conserved Kneebone gas station, family member Phyllis with in-kind gas and oil pumps, with Howard Voshell and Model A, balloon man, Susan George makes nachos, white costume, more Halloween Bingo, String Sisters, Ghosts show. (this page)
     Page 3 Ghosts show concluded, horse-drawn wagon rides, back-lit wagon on dusty turnpike, pretty girl in red dress from Spain with mother and grandmother.

June and her daughter with all those yummy cakes, muffins and cookies.


Yes, they're both beautiful, and so are their baked goods.


The old Kneebone gas station of the 20's, 30's and 40's has now been fully "conserved" (restored to its original condition).


Phyllis, a real-life Kneebone descendant, horses around with her grandfather Alfred Kneebone, played by Howard Voshell.


Closer view (I like Phyllis' new hair style!)


Old-time Soda Pop
Photo by Steve Pauly


Dad's Old Fashioned Root Beer


Prices are from the 1927 peak of the Kneebone gas station era.


Volunteers Herb Lindberg, Howard Voshell, and George Case relax for lunch.
Photo by Steve Pauly


Balloon man makes creations for rapt children -- free!


Susan George stirs cheese for nachos while Jeff George looks on.


Food stands were busy all day, but never crowded.


Beautiful white-costumed girl in the Visitor Center.


Halloween Bingo table, still going strong later in the day.


Getting ready ...


... placing stones with great concentration.


The String Sisters fill in while Ragged But Right musicians take a break.


The Ghosts Return to Bridgeport show begins as Mark Lyon asks audience to call back the first ghost ...


... who is David I. Wood, builder of the 1862 covered bridge over the Yuba River at Bridgeport.


Wood (played by docent Charles Atthill) tells how he built the bridge and formed the Virginia Turnpike Company.

 

     Page 1 Face painting, pumpkin painting, Halloween Bingo, Carol Malnor and her nature books, Ragged But Right musicians, Phantom of the Opera costume, crowd for Ghosts Return to Bridgeport show, June's Deli baked goods. 
     Page 2 June's Deli baked goods, conserved Kneebone gas station, family member Phyllis with in-kind gas and oil pumps, with Howard Voshell and Model A, balloon man, Susan George makes nachos, white costume, more Halloween Bingo, String Sisters, Ghosts show. (this page)
     Page 3 Ghosts show concluded, horse-drawn wagon rides, back-lit wagon on dusty turnpike, pretty girl in red dress from Spain with mother and grandmother.

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