Portersville Steam and Old Equipment Association
              "Power from the Past"                                                 -founded 1963

Who Are we?...a brief history
The group officially known as the Northwest Pennsylvania Steam Engine and Old Equipment Association Incorporated (often called simply the "Portersville Steam Show" by many) is one of many similar groups formed in the 50's and 60'S around the nostalgia and mystique of the steam traction engine, and threshing process.
Our club, as with many, was built around a single engine, a 1911 Case, owned at that time by Charles McMurray. Fortunately this engine is still a prominent part of our club, now owned, and displayed by the family of the late Wendell Bintrim. Interests of the members have widened to include vintage automobiles, gasoline tractors, small gas engines, industrial and house hold items. Oil field equipment, part of our indigenous locale has also become a prominent part of our show.
The club was formally organized in 1963. After several years showing at such places as the New Castle Fair, the Butler Fair, and the Lancaster Township community center (which featured a restored one room school house), the club bought the current property, once an abandoned strip mine, located on the north edge of the village of Portersville, Pa., in 1975. Additional purchases have brought the show grounds to its current size of 20+ acres. We now hold 3 shows per year,  the 3rd weekend in May, the first weekend in August, and the first weekend in October. Exhibitors are admitted free to the shows, membership is not required to exhibit.
Portersville Steam Show has a large variety of activities for all. We have sawmilling, cider pressing, gas engines, tractors, blacksmith, trading post, log home, barn animals, train rides, steam engines, flea markets, crafts, great food, carpenters shop, print shop, tons of tractors, large traction engines, ice cream, tractor pulls, pedal power,  machine shop, steam building, tractor pulls, and much ,much more.

At Portersville Steam Show.
There's something for you at Portersville Steam Show.
Look, listen, you'll learn something that you didn't already know.
Where the windmill is high on the hill,
Of course you'll find there the old wood mill.
Spring Gas-up and the sound of noon whistles blowing,
Tractors lined up for the parade and their showing.
At the summer show you're sure to meet someone you know,
The sounds of engines, smoke and dust as you go.
At the Fall Fling where cornmeal, cider and apple butter ready,
At the ice cream stand the line is still steady.
The Sunday morn service where you'll hear 'Amazing Grace',
And the looks of pride on each farmer's face.
The flea market is where bargains are found,
Take a ride on the train as it makes its rounds.
Memories now, and of the past,
Today you'll make a memory to last.
Something for everyone here you'll find,
At the Portersville Steam Show, now just take your time!

Shirley Huffman
Masury, Ohio

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CONTACT INFORMATION

New for 2009

President Secratary
Tomicko SmithJudy Gould
131 Kummer Lane118 Beach Road
Butler, Pa. 16001Chicora, PA 16025
724-285-5471724-894-9119
narcsworld@hotmail.comjgoul07@aol.com

Vice President Treasure
Duane Jones Pat Bupp
735 Dick Rd.398 Whitestown Rd.
Renfrew, Pa 16053Harmony, Pa 16037
724-789-7491   724-865-9415
youandmekid@zoominternet.net
Gas Engine Lot
ROB LEWIS 
724 452-1312









NewsletterCrafts
SAM COOPER  PAULA NICKLAUS
724-452-8656      724-789-7738

Flea Market      Webmaster
JOHN GOULDNATE SAWYER
724-894-9119sawyer64@yahoo.com
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Thank you!


Remember we also welcome other tractors, steam engines, construction, lawn & garden tractors, pickup trucks, and cars.  As long as its antique we want to see it. 
Mail to:
Portersville Steam Show
1512 Perry Highway  P.O. Box 25
Portersville, Pa 16051
2010 Feature is
Oliver
and related equipment

promoted by
Tri-State Hart Parr Oliver Collectors Association

Spring Gas UpMay 15-16, 2010
Summer Show
Aug. 5,6,7,8  2010
Fall FlingOct. 2-3, 2010
Election Results for the 2009 Board
President: Tomicko Smith
Vice President: Duane Jones
Secretary: Judy Gould
Treasure: Pat Bupp
2011 elected
John Gould, Audra Schramm, Clyde Smith
2010 directors elected
Steve Brandon,  Alan Bupp SR.   Sam Cooper
2009 elected
Tom Ward,  Jim Lewandoski, John Stoughton
Oliver-"The finest in farm machinery"
Born in Scotland on August, 1823, James D. Oliver immigrated with his family to the United States when he was 11 years old.  In 1855, Oliver bought a quarter interest in the South Bend Iron Works, a foundary in South Bend, Indiana.  This venture led to the creation of the famous Oliver "chilled plow". 
our
first female president!!!
New Oliver Club formed!
Tri-State Hart-Parr Oliver Collectors
promoting the 2010 Summer show
at Portersville:

Good Luck!
to your new club guys

www.tri-stateoliverclub.com
November
Meetings
Directors:  10th 7:00pm
General meeting:
none till spring

Pictures of the past
Pictures of the past
click here
KING OF THE MOUNTAIN 2009
2009 winner was Don Goehring
click here
!!!Attention!!!
Crafters, Fleam Market, and Vendor information
Please call the contact person for that specific department that you need.  They will better suite you for questions and prices.  Email is not reccomended.  Thank you.
New Website
Moraine Area Tractor Cruisers
Thank you all for a great 2009 show season!
www.tri-stateoliverclub.com