That's a good thought, Candace.  Another term along those lines that crosses 
my mind as a possibility is "agricultural & mechanics" fair.

Good luck, John!

All my best,

--Eric

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Subject: Re: [MUSEUM-L] D. A. & M. Fair of 1861


> Could the A & M stand for Arts & Mechanics?  Seems to me there was 
> something
> like that in KY towns.  The "D" may be the locale...
> Candace Perry
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>
> Has anyone heard of the D. A. & M. Fair of 1861?  I believe it has
> something
> to do with early woodcraft and/or furniture makers, but I may be
> mistaken.
>
> Any ideas what it means?
>
> Thanks!
>
> John Martinson
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