Great Frederick Fair traces back 1822 origins in Frederick County
A historical overview recalls the Meadow near Jug Bridge as the seed of the Great Frederick Fair now on 66 acres in the city. the Frederick County Agricultural Society started with cattle shows in 1822 and became a broad agricultural exhibit with new barns, machinery row, and a half million dollars in fair property. It notes past use as a shopping day, ongoing family outings, and leadership by John T. Best Jr. and the society board.
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