See this weeks print edition
for these stories:
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Local Bowling League Results
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Indians Playing Catch Up;
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Keely Misses District Golf Cut;
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Tribe Girls Clinch Division Soccer Title;
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Injuries Curtail Tribe's Field Hockey Expectations;
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Tribe Water Polo Beats Upper Merion;
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Tribe Boys Seek Soccer Playoff Berth;
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Daub Earns Bronze at PAC Championships;
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Jessica, Julia Traynor Score for Kutztown;
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abd much, much, more!
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60th Annual Duryea Day Written by Photos by Steve Pestrock
2026-09-09
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More than 500 vehicles were on display at the 60th Annual Duryea Day on Saturda,
Sept. 5 at the Boyertown Community Park. The festivities included a flea market,
food, vendors, and Elvis impersonator, and bust trips to the Boyertown Museum of
Historic Vehicles, that facilitated the event.
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Max, 4, and his sister Emma Collins, 2, from Gilbertsville, sit in front of a 1965 Serro Scotty Gaueho camping trailer at the Boyertown Museum of Historic Vehicles.
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Carl Wade, from Barto, works on his street rod he built froma 1905 Rock Away carriage. |
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Bob Hamel, and Elvis impersonator, sings to Diane Kurutz from Kutztown, on Saturday, Sept. 5. |
Brian Atwood, from Lansdale, stands next to his 1947 Mercury. Atwood, its third owner, bought the vehicle four years ago. A Wilmington, DE resident originally won it in a contest. |
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A line of Pullman vehicles, the featured model from last weekend's 60th annual
Duryea Dat festival, are displayed at the Boyertown Community Park.
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