Wilson Fire Co. #1’s annual Field Days last weekend featured live bands Thursday, Friday and Saturday night, BINGO, a farmers market, a car show, a parade and fireworks. Here’s a scene from the car show on Young Street.
- Photo by Justin Printup / contributor
The Wilson Historical Society put its 1904 Covert Runabout in the car show. This vehicle, manufactured in Lockport, was once owned by noted opera singer James Melton. Dr. John Argue purchased it from the Michigan-based Henry Ford Museum in 1977 and it became part of the historical society’s Argue car collection. It’s believed to be one of only two intact Coverts left in the world.
- Photo by Justin Printup / contributor
Cruising along with Wilson Fire Co. No. 1’s Field Days
“Albert Zimmerman, 102 Years Young, Lifetime Wilson Resident,” left photo, reads the sign on the driver’s side door of this beauty in the Field Days parade. Albert is in the back seat waving to parade watchers. Wilson Fire Co. #1’s annual Field Days last weekend featured live bands Thursday, Friday and Saturday night, BINGO, a farmers market, a car show, a parade and fireworks. Also making an appearance at Wilson Field Days, right photo, were Niagara County Sheriff’s Lt. Dan Zimmerman and the sheriff’s office’s 1988 Chevy Caprice, built by a former officer with a 502 drag racing motor and an all original interior. It’s the first vehicle Zimmerman ever drove in his career as a sheriff’s deputy.
- Photos by Justin Printup / contributor
Also making an appearance at Wilson Field Days were Niagara County Sheriff’s Lt. Dan Zimmerman and the sheriff’s office’s 1988 Chevy Caprice, built by a former officer with a 502 drag racing motor and an all original interior. It’s the first vehicle Zimmerman ever drove in his career as a sheriff’s deputy.
- Photo by Justin Printup / contributor
The Niagara County Sheriff’s Department entered a unit in the parade.
- Photo by Justin Printup / contributor
The Wilson Field Days parade was led by the Greater Buffalo Firefighters Pipes and Drum Corps.
- Photo by Justin Printup / contributor
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Wilson Fire Co. #1’s annual Field Days last weekend featured live bands Thursday, Friday and Saturday night, BINGO, a farmers market, a car show, a parade and fireworks. Here’s a scene from the car show on Young Street.
- Photo by Justin Printup / contributor
The Wilson Historical Society put its 1904 Covert Runabout in the car show. This vehicle, manufactured in Lockport, was once owned by noted opera singer James Melton. Dr. John Argue purchased it from the Michigan-based Henry Ford Museum in 1977 and it became part of the historical society’s Argue car collection. It’s believed to be one of only two intact Coverts left in the world.
- Photo by Justin Printup / contributor
Cruising along with Wilson Fire Co. No. 1’s Field Days
“Albert Zimmerman, 102 Years Young, Lifetime Wilson Resident,” left photo, reads the sign on the driver’s side door of this beauty in the Field Days parade. Albert is in the back seat waving to parade watchers. Wilson Fire Co. #1’s annual Field Days last weekend featured live bands Thursday, Friday and Saturday night, BINGO, a farmers market, a car show, a parade and fireworks. Also making an appearance at Wilson Field Days, right photo, were Niagara County Sheriff’s Lt. Dan Zimmerman and the sheriff’s office’s 1988 Chevy Caprice, built by a former officer with a 502 drag racing motor and an all original interior. It’s the first vehicle Zimmerman ever drove in his career as a sheriff’s deputy.
- Photos by Justin Printup / contributor
Also making an appearance at Wilson Field Days were Niagara County Sheriff’s Lt. Dan Zimmerman and the sheriff’s office’s 1988 Chevy Caprice, built by a former officer with a 502 drag racing motor and an all original interior. It’s the first vehicle Zimmerman ever drove in his career as a sheriff’s deputy.
- Photo by Justin Printup / contributor
The Niagara County Sheriff’s Department entered a unit in the parade.
- Photo by Justin Printup / contributor
The Wilson Field Days parade was led by the Greater Buffalo Firefighters Pipes and Drum Corps.
- Photo by Justin Printup / contributor
