Posted by Leroy on March 18, 2013 at 08:37:31 from (69.88.205.38):
For the Auburn show it sounds like you have never been there before. The show grounds are the old auction park on if my directions are not turned around on the east side of the highway and north of the cross highway. It is an indoor only show and with the 2 buildings even tho they have a lot of room it is not a bring your display the day of the show. It is more like an invitation show in that you summit what you want to bring and they will usually aprove it but some exibits they just cannot handle. The exibitors will know a few months ahead if they are OK'd and then tho the show starts on a friday all exibitors have to bring there exibit up on thursday as getting them all lined up in the buildings is a big job and cannot be reasonably be done with visitors there. The only museum they are or were connected with is the Natmus museum in the old Auborn car factory uptown. They are in no way connected to that museum on the west side of the highway, fact is when we were there that other place was closed, not interested in visitors as neer as I can tell.
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