Meet A Real Farm Pioneer In Union Gap

You'll be able to experience life on the farm in Union Gap this weekend during the Central Washington Antique Farm Expo. The event is set for Saturday and Sunday at the Central Washington Agricultural Museum at Fullbright Park. One of the highlights? you'll be able to walk through the Keys Homestead a replica of the one  Margaret Keys was born and raised in near Terrace Heights. At 103-years-old Margaret Keys will be at the Expo Saturday and Sunday to tell her life story and how life was in the cabin compared to life today. "We had a wonderful time in that small place. And we had a good time without all the modern stuff." No running water. No bathroom.  No showers. No internet. You can meet Margaret and also see large farm equipment on display, and a parade at 12:30 both Saturday and Sunday. Along with the displays and parades you'll find farm and tractor demonstrations and live music. The event will be held from 8:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. both Saturday and Sunday.