1939 – Carnival comes to Poultney
July 17th, 1939, The Poultney Herald: The King Reid Attractions Carnival came to Poultney in the summer of 1939 for one week - an ad in the local paper described the carnival as having "rides of every description, numerous shows and the like, and everything that goes to make up a real honest-to-goodness Carnival." To see the original article, click here!
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