Blacksmith Dennis Lee of Livermore shows Harvey Damon, 7, how to make an S-hook as the boy's mother, Ivy Damon, watches. Lee was one of the artisans featured at the town ball field in Canton during the community's bicentennial celebration over the weekend.
Children from Canton’s recreational sports teams sit on a pirate ship float sponsored by Scott’s Recreation during the town’s bicentennial parade held Saturday.
Canton resident Kris Ramos displays a quilt made by Julia Adams in the 1920s. The quilt exhibit at the Historical Society building was part of Canton’s bicentennial celebration over the weekend.
The official town of Canton bicentennial keepsake is for sale for $10 at the Town Office or the Canton Historical Society.
Canton’s Chris Dailey and Linda Williams — Santa and Mrs. Claus — speak Saturday to Tiffany Gammon’s children — Brady, left, Noel and Kolton Gammon — following the town’s bicentennial parade.
Canton’s Bicentennial Committee members Anne Chamberlin, left, Liz Rothrock and Loretta Blancato are driven by Gary Dougherty in his 1971 Pontiac Grandville during the town’s bicentennial parade Saturday on Main Street.
A flag is displayed on a pole recognizing Canton's bicentennial celebration to be held Aug. 5-8.
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