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Dayton Days
For decades, the annual Dayton Days has been celebrated every July. The small town of Dayton, Wyoming hosts the annual event which features the “Cow Pie Classic” Tournament, the Dayton Days Parade, and a one mile trail run, and music along with other family activities. The three-day event is the highlight of the small town’s year, and is a favorite to people in the surrounding area. The event is held to commemorate the small town’s incorporation in 1909.
2019
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- A Dayton Days attendee checks out the wares in a vendor’s booth in the park. 2019 (Photo by Pat Blair)
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- Dayton Mayor Norm Anderson presents a plaque to grand marshals Linda, left, and Eric Lofgren. 2019 (Photo by Pat Blair)
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- After providing a pancake breakfast Saturday morning, the Rotary Club served up hamburgers and hot dogs for lunch. 2019 (Photo by Pat Blair)
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- An estimated 2,000 or more turn out for Dayton Days. Here, grand marshals Linda and Eric Lofgren join the parade. 2019 (Photo by Pat Blair)
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- Also in the parade – the Kalif Shrine. 2019 (Photo by Pat Blair)
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- The Seventh Cavalry Drum & Bugle Corps marches in the parade. 2019 (Photo by Pat Blair)
2017
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- Volleyball tournaments were among the day’s activities Saturday. 2017 (Photo by Pat Blair)
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- Youngsters get facepaintings after Dayton Days activities moved to the town’s park. 2017 (Photo by Pat Blair)
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- One of the entries in this year’s Dayton Days parade. 2017 (Photo by Pat Blair)
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- A few of the vendors’ booths in the park Saturday. 2017 (Photo by Pat Blair)
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- Smoky Bear also joined the parade. 2017 (Photo by Pat Blair)
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- The American Legion’s Drum and Bugle Corps were among parade participants. 2017 (Photo by Pat Blair)
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- The Tongue River 4-H in the parade. 2017 (Photo by Pat Blair)
2016
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- Dayton Days 2015 1
