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Atlantic Beach resident Callie Serralta fed the animals of the petting zoo at the Rock Hall Country Fair with her mother, Jennifer Serralta.
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Arthur Paul Kirmss, an artist and vendor, with his historical items at the country fair.
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Adelaide Weiler performed the pie plate trick with the National Circus Project as her father, Kevin Weiler, captured the moment.
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Rock Hall Museum director Amy Vacchio dressed for the historical spirit of the fair.
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History oozes from the 18th century Rock Hall land that is now a Town of Hempstead museum and the past and present mix constantly on the 3 acres in Lawrence, especially at the two-day Rock Hall Country Fair that took place last month.
Performances and workshops by the National Circus Project complemented the bluegrass and other American music played by the Bob Stump Band. There were historical exhibits, antique cars, craft vendors, a petting zoo, pony rides, a pumpkin patch and scarecrow building.
To know more about Rock Hall, go to FriendsOfRockhall.org.
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