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23rd Annual Southwest Virginia Antique Farm Days
- Recurring daily
- Dates: June 19, 2026 to June 21, 2026
- Times: 8 am - 5 pm
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Franklin County Recreation Park
2150 Sontag Road
Rocky Mount, VA 24151 - Phone: (540) 493-7584
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The Mission of the Southwest Virginia Antique Farm Days organization is to restore and preserve farm machinery and implements that were used in the agriculture-based society of early Southwest Virginia. These efforts are directed toward educating the public and future generations, through displays and demonstrations, about the importance that early farm machinery played in shaping life in Franklin County and surrounding areas!
Come celebrate the 23rd Annual Southwest Virginia Antique Farm Days!
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23rd Annual Southwest Virginia Antique Farm Days
- 2150 Sontag Road
- Rocky Mount, VA 24151
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- Recurring daily
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