Gaetz Tractor Museum, Colleg of the Ozarks - pic heavy!
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If you are ever in Branson area you have to tour this school.
Foster museum is also there, it was not free like the tractor exhibit, but worth the minimum charge. You need a few hours to see it all.
Keeter center is a hotel and restaurant that are a working part of the school featuring what they raise and grow there. There was a very nice WW 2 and Korean War exhibit in there as well.
There is a working dairy the students were gracious in letting my little boy see the ins and outs of as well as watch them milk and help them with the calves.
All students work there in all aspects of running the school and farm. We spent a full day there and didn't see it all. There was a nice mix of older iron working on the school as well.
It is very beautiful to see, the story of the school and how it works will restore your faith in young America, and it is very interesting to anyone who likes the rural lifestyle.
http://www.keetercenter.edu/
If you are ever in Branson area you have to tour this school.
Foster museum is also there, it was not free like the tractor exhibit, but worth the minimum charge. You need a few hours to see it all.
Keeter center is a hotel and restaurant that are a working part of the school featuring what they raise and grow there. There was a very nice WW 2 and Korean War exhibit in there as well.
There is a working dairy the students were gracious in letting my little boy see the ins and outs of as well as watch them milk and help them with the calves.
All students work there in all aspects of running the school and farm. We spent a full day there and didn't see it all. There was a nice mix of older iron working on the school as well.
It is very beautiful to see, the story of the school and how it works will restore your faith in young America, and it is very interesting to anyone who likes the rural lifestyle.
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Thanks for posting these pictures. A nice collection, for sure. I'm going to have to make that a stop the next chance I get.
One of my favorites is the AC G. My Uncle had one, and I always thought it was a fascinating tractor. I can't recall what attachments he had, but think he had a cultivator, a single bottom plow, and a sickle mower. A fun little machine. I'd still like to have one someday.
One of my favorites is the AC G. My Uncle had one, and I always thought it was a fascinating tractor. I can't recall what attachments he had, but think he had a cultivator, a single bottom plow, and a sickle mower. A fun little machine. I'd still like to have one someday.