The 18th annual Logan County Antique Engine and Tractor Show will give young people a glimpse of the past and older people a chance to reminisce.

“People like to see what people used in the past,” said Drexel Johnson, president of the Logan County Antique Gas Engine and Tractor Club, which hosts the event. “A lot of young people never saw it and they like to see how people used to do things.”

Gates open at 7 a.m. Friday and Saturday at Auburn City Park. Antique tractor pulls will be at 6 p.m. Friday and noon Saturday. Admission is free. The event will also have equipment, flea markets and concessions.

Organizers expect the show to be bigger and better than ever, Johnson said.

“Last year, we had 400 tractors and 150 engines and 6,000 people,” he said. “It’s an established show. We have people from several states here. Lots of local people and people from Indiana, Illinois, Ohio, Tennessee and Missouri bring things to display.”

The show has grown since it started years ago, Johnson said.

“There are a lot of places that have had tractor shows and engine shows. A couple of fellows from here had been to show and decided to see if we could have one here,” he said. “There were six engines and four tractors the first year. The second year was somewhat better, but not too big.”

Johnson said the show has something for everyone.

“It’s family oriented,” he said. “We want to give something for the people to see.”

Also happening this weekend is the 400-Mile Sale, which will be today through Sunday along historic U.S. 68-Ky. 80.

The sale winds through 60 communities from Maysville to Paducah, many of which have yard sales and sidewalk sales. Antique shops will offer special discounts and there will be special events and food vendors along the route.

— For more information, call 781-6858 or visit the Web site at www.400mile.com.

The following is a list of southcentral Kentucky sales:

Russellville

137 Hillcrest Road (east of Russellville on U.S. 68-Ky. 80) (270) 726-9421 or (270) 221-5489. Huge collection of discontinued “Home Interiors” at clearance prices. Thomas Kinkade framed art as low as $29. Loads of candles, Easter, patriotic, fall and Christmas merchandise. High framed art, sconces, shelves, figurines and many more items. Cold bottled water and restrooms will be available. Look for signs at new white building with red roof.

Uncle Doug’s Antiques, 329 Union Church Road (between Elkton and Russellville). Just two miles off U.S. 68-Ky. 80 on Ky. 1151. Follow the signs. (270) 726-3505. Items: antiques, old tools, glassware, advertising items, oil cans, cast iron, tool boxes with tools, home interior, miscellaneous. Cold drinks, water and snacks available.

224 Highland Lick Road (just off U.S. 68 on Ky. 178) in Russellville. Fourth year participating. Watch for signs. Items for sale: antiques, glassware (Fire King), old tools, lots of implement wrenches, saws, etc., antique furniture (kitchen cabinet, farm prints in barnwood frames and more). Come and enjoy a cool drink in a nice shady location as you browse and buy. (270) 726-9449.

6034 Hopkinsville Road (U.S.68-Ky. 80). (270) 772-1381 or 726-7900. One-stop shopping. Multiple family sale. Food vendor with lots of goodies and drinks, bathroom facilities available. Items for sale: desks, tables, chairs, old cedar chests, floral arrangements, trunks, pictures, dishes, glassware, old tools, pots and pans, linens, collectibles, secretary and much more. Look for the wagons full of stuff as well as a building with two rooms crammed full of items.

160 Elkton Road (Old Hwy 68-80) between Russellville and Elkton. (270) 847-9444, Moberlys. Luggage, computer items, household items, collectibles, prints and much much more. No clothing here.

650 E. Sixth St. (one block off U.S. 68). (270) 893-1867. Morris. Five-family Sale. Items: furniture, antiques, clothing and much more.

Kentucky Sandpiper, 624 E . Fourth St., on Business 68. Two-three dealers, American, antiques, household items, early engravings and prints, linens and much more. Alice Ali Rickstrew (270) 725-9778 or (270) 779-2426 (cell). Special sales during the 400 mile sale event.

305 Longview Drive – Furniture, clothing, exercise equipment, bedroom decor and lots of other stuff. Thursday-Saturday. kimfurlow@bellsouth.net.

108 Hickory Hill Lane. Just north of Wal-Mart, off Sportsman’s Club Road across from city park – third house on the right. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Thursday-Saturday; 1 p.m.-5 p.m. Sunday. Automotive and gardening tools, clothing and shoes infant to adult, crib, turtle sand box, battery powered “Jeep,” upright freezer, collectibles, glassware and dishes, toys, books, homeschooling materials. amybfoster@cebridge.net or call (270) 725-5504.

Auburn

Silverpenny’s Antiques & Collectibles, U.S. 68-Ky. 80, just a block off 68. They will be allowing other vendors to set up at their location at 36 Shaker Museum Road in South Union. Call Doris Lambert at (270) 552-5452 for more information. Or e-mail her at: silverpenny4u@logantele.com

Auburn Hosiery Mills employees will have a huge 40-Family Yard Sale in the parking lot at 113 E. Main St. Many, many treasures, including lots of socks. All proceeds being donated to help a cancer patient undergoing treatment. sharonfuller@auburnhosiery.com.

283 Echo Valley Road, from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Friday and from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday. KLSanchez@mail.com.

First exit in Auburn coming from Bowling Green. Several booths committed but space still available. Great locations – sites are free. Lots of baby items, children’s clothing, toys, knicknacks, glassware, jewelry, clothes and attic treasures. Contact Kim at (270) 792-5090 or James at (270) 725-1711.

433 W. Main Street – Auburn Historical Society will have its annual yard sale at the Auburn Museum. Some spaces still available. For details, contact Marie Foley at (270) 542-7802 or e-mail foleydern@logantele.com.

905 W. Main Street – estate sale, four families, 50-year accumulation. From antiques to baby stuff; lots of furniture, antiques and modern. abigailsdream@logantele.com.

Corner of U.S. 68 and Ky. 103 at the stop light at Crawford Mobile Home Lot. Will have a concession trailer set up with hot dogs, snacks, drinks, etc. Spaces available for set up with their items of sell, call (270) 542-7751. abigailsdream@logantele.com.

Rental spaces right on U.S. 68-Ky. 80 in front of Subway and Dollar General in Auburn. Four-day rental for only $25. Call (270) 725-7091 or e-mail ck_jana_hanks@yahoo.com.

Bowling Green

U.S. 68-Ky. 80, Ky. 240 (near the Logan County line). Rod McCurry, owner of Marsha T’s Antiques in Woodburn, will be setting up; vendors are welcome. Set up will be for all four days. Contact Rod at (270) 529-2424 or (270) 529-5101. Barbecue, strawberry shortcake and other food items available. Port-a-Potty. Free set up for approved antique and collectible vendors.

Stonecrest Subdivision, U.S. 68-Ky. 80, 2.5 miles from Natcher Parkway toward Rockfield/Auburn/Russellville. Third year – multiple yard sale setups.

Rockfield Elementary School (on U.S. 68-Ky. 80) – Many vendors will be set up, including food vendors. Joyce Scheidt 843-2724 or joyce.scheidt@warren.kyschools.us.

Rockfield IGA, across from Rockfield Elementary School on U.S. 68-Ky. 80 – second year. Lots of old stuff from old silverware to glassware, all in great shape. Even some washboards. Look for tent. Eeilers2@aol.com.

Rockfield IGA – Two large families will be setting up together. Baked good and cold drinks. Lots of yard sale items such as baby items, household items, men’s and women’s clothing, plus sizes, shoes, etc. Friday and Saturday only. 792-9394 or designedbylaurie@aol.com.

Hillwood Neighborhood on U.S. 68-Ky. 80, 2.6 miles from William Natcher Parkway toward Rockfield. Multiple families participating. Too many items to list.

2465 Russellville Road (between Dixie Cream Donuts and Jr. Food Store) – Kids on the Block will be setting up. Parking available and hot dogs and drinks. Lots of items for sale. Room for another vendor to set up. Contact Debbie Hays at 842-2259 or e-mail dhays@kykob.org.

Houchens Center – 1115 Adams St. (U.S. 68-Ky. 80) Space available for Saturday. Vendors contact 842-6761. Rental $10. If vendors want to set up Friday evening, the cost is $15. There is no security during the evening.

L&N Depot – 401 Kentucky Ave. (U.S. 68-Ky. 80). Set up is free. Limited to 50 vendors. Provide own tables. No security provided. Need to breakdown at 4:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday due to other events occurring that weekend. 745-7317.

Smiths Grove

7880 New Bowling Green Road. Barbara Cummings 678-8899. B.J. Nursery will have perennials, plants, trees, handmade furniture such as picnic tables, and much more. 2006 5×10 utility trailer, like new. Originally cost $1,000, asking $600.

7350 Glasgow Road. Friday/Saturday only. Large four-family yard sale. Men’s, women’s and children’s clothes (newborn to 2T), home decor, glassware, like new furniture and much more. Brandon and Sarah Jones, 563-0078.

Glasgow

Sixteen to 20 vendors will be set up at 4311 Edmonton Road, Glasgow (three miles past Glasgow High School on U.S. 68-Ky. 80 East). Variety of items including crafts, antiques, primitives, yard sale items, new items. Concessions will be available and Port-a-Pottys, plus a 1964 Chevy Impala SS with less than 60,000 miles (automatic with console, p/s, p/b and factory air). Spaces are available for rent, price $15/day or $40 for all 4 days. Need electricity? Cost will be a little more. E-mail shardin@scrtc.com or call (270) 678-5930.

8137 New Bowling Green Road. Bon Ayr. Multiple family yard sale, U.S. 68-Ky. 80 by the Bon Ayr sign. Set up on 13 acres, plenty of parking. Vendor rental: $35 for all four days. Look for the signs. Some items for sale: office furniture (most still in boxes), vinyl stickers, custom coffee mugs, T-shirts, crafts and grand opening of the Godfathergraphics. Free gifts for our customers. Look for the Big Red Barn. (270) 678-8936.

301 Old Edmonton Road Loop1 (near Glasgow High School) turn off U.S. 68-Ky. 80 onto Ky. 740 (Coral Hill Road); take immediate right and go to the first house on the right. Signs will be posted. Large assortment of items, including antiques, some things from estate sales. Nearly 100 pieces of American Fostoria. Quilts, framed pictures, blue granite, appliances, lamps, dolls, toys, housewares, clothes, shoes, baby boy clothes and lots of hard-to-find items, including 1950s pair of football pants and shoulder pads (red) in original Rawlings box from Hiseville School. Jerry Kaye Taylor (270) 651-5583 or (270) 670-1742 or e-mail jktaylor@scrtc.com

Southern Restaurant & Deli. 1201 W. Main St. (U.S. 68-Ky. 80). An assortment of everything will be available, including food. Betty Harlow and Mildred Shaw. (270) 651-8537. $10/day fee for setup.

41 Doe Run Road (Take U.S. 68 turn on Coral Hill Road, second subdivision on the left before you get to Franks Mille Road). 6:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Saturday. Attention plus size women. Exclusive yard sale/consignment sale for plus size women; clothing ranging from 1X up to 5X. Shoes and accessories also available. For more info, e-mail jlhaynes@glasgow-ky.com

West Main Street, next door to Barren County Extension Office. Antiques, housewares, coins. Bobby and Sue Elmore, (270) 646-4751.

Back Door Primitives, 115 E. Front St. Will have tents set up outside and offering Primitive home decor at 50 percent of regular retail, tons of antiques and vintage items, garden decor, plants and more. Inside we will be having a storewide sale with everything discounted. Primitive home decor, candles, barn stars and much more. kayrich@windstream.net.

3172 New Bowling Green Road, on a circular drive with plenty of parking. Spaces still available 10×20 ($15/day or $40/four days), 10 x 10 ($10/day or $30/four days). Saturday only $25. Food and drinks available with Port-a-Potty. Five-family setup. Quilts, arts and crafts, office equipment, electronics, infant and children’s items and much more. Contact Susan at daydreams@scrtc.com or call (270) 678-4546.