At the Historical Society’s booth at the Farmer’s Market during Weekend in Norfolk, celebrating the 100th anniversary of the first market on the lawn of Town Hall, visitors saw a price list from the first farmer’s market in 1917, and how food was used to help win World War I for the allied powers.
The Salisbury Band’s Senior Quickstep Hot Shots played patriotic and popular tunes on the Village Green outside the Historical Society, Board President Barry Webber led a walking tour focusing on town sights related to World War I, and Richard Byrne demonstrated historic methods of getting mail.
