The American Heritage Show and Exhibit

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This “One of a Kind” exhibit shows what hard work and ingenuity has accomplished through the years. Patrons will learn about and witness
“Historically Correct” demonstrations of how young America grew to today! They will also see how this country was built with the help of
animals, for this exhibit is true representation of the animal’s contribution to helping us become what we are today.

REQUIREMENTS




SHOW CONTENT: Authentic Interactive covered wagon display Biscuit making in Dutch oven Tools of the Sod Buster Early Mule (or kid) powered, sugar cane press Syrup Boiling 1850’s Horse-powered saw mill mule powered ice cream freezer churn Mule powered Merry-Go-Round “Hands-on” Museum 1800’s Hercules stump puller Mule Ride Homemade Ice Cream Hay wagon/Trolley Ride (Optional) Lots of interactive opportunities for your patrons to step back in time to learn about and do early American chores NUMBER OF SHOWS PER DAY: (3) 20-30 Minute Show Per Day SHOW SUPPLIES: All necessary animals (Mules, Donkeys & Horses) Housing for all animals Hands on walk-through museum. All necessary equipment, props and wardrobe Sound & Music Crew Show Lighting (Buyer needs to provide ambient lighting) BUYER SUPPLIES: On Site Parking for 4 semi-trucks included in the show dimensions 2-4 people to help at load-in and load-out for approximately 2 hours Sufficient lighting for the whole area and water hook up near site Electric: 50 to 100 amp Power (24 hours per day within 100 ft. of show site) Water: (24 hours per day within 100 ft. of show site) Dumpster for animal waste at show site 5 Bales of good quality horse hay per day including 2 days prior and 2 days after event (6) 50lb bags of shaving per day or 1 loose, clean pile (depending on weather, may need more) 3-4 trash cans to be placed around the site, emptied daily or when full. Manure disposal. Port O-John at location Pine logs 4 to 6 inches in diameter; 4 to 6 logs needed per day. (to be used to demonstrate the saw mill) AREA NEEDED: 150’ x 100” flat area, grass or dirt preferred. SET-UP & TEAR-DOWN: 2 days set-up; 2 days for tear-down MILES CAPABILITIES IN 24 HOUR PERIOD: 500 miles (10 hours) PUBLICITY AND VIDEO AVAILABLE: Yes REFERENCES AVAILABLE: Yes COST: $17,500 per week UPDATED: JAN. 20, 2015

SHOW CONTENT:

Authentic Interactive covered wagon display
Biscuit making in Dutch oven
Tools of the Sod Buster
Early Mule (or kid) powered, sugar cane press
Syrup Boiling
1850’s Horse-powered saw mill
mule powered ice cream freezer churn
Mule powered Merry-Go-Round
“Hands-on” Museum
1800’s Hercules stump puller
Mule Ride
Homemade Ice Cream
Hay wagon/Trolley Ride (Optional)
Lots of interactive opportunities for your patrons to step back in time to learn about and do early American chores

NUMBER OF SHOWS PER DAY: (3) 20-30 Minute Show Per Day

SHOW SUPPLIES:

All necessary animals (Mules, Donkeys & Horses)
Housing for all animals
Hands on walk-through museum.
All necessary equipment, props and wardrobe
Sound & Music
Crew
Show Lighting (Buyer needs to provide ambient lighting)

BUYER SUPPLIES:

On Site Parking for 4 semi-trucks included in the show dimensions
2-4 people to help at load-in and load-out for approximately 2 hours
Sufficient lighting for the whole area and water hook up near site
Electric: 50 to 100 amp Power (24 hours per day within 100 ft. of show site)
Water: (24 hours per day within 100 ft. of show site)
Dumpster for animal waste at show site
5 Bales of good quality horse hay per day including 2 days prior and 2 days after event
(6) 50lb bags of shaving per day or 1 loose, clean pile (depending on weather, may need more)
3-4 trash cans to be placed around the site, emptied daily or when full.
Manure disposal.
Port O-John at location
Pine logs 4 to 6 inches in diameter; 4 to 6 logs needed per day. (to be used to demonstrate the saw mill)

AREA NEEDED: 150’ x 100” flat area, grass or dirt preferred.
SET-UP & TEAR-DOWN: 2 days set-up; 2 days for tear-down

MILES CAPABILITIES IN 24 HOUR PERIOD: 500 miles (10 hours)

PUBLICITY AND VIDEO AVAILABLE: Yes
REFERENCES AVAILABLE: Yes

COST: $17,500 per week

UPDATED: JAN. 20, 2015