The Pageant of Steam is an annual event featuring a large working display of early American farm equipment, threshing, plowing, saw mill, parts vendors, food, craft and flea markets, and tractor pulls. The N. Y. S. E. A. was formed in Canandaigua, New York in 1960 to promote and encourage interest in the operation, ownership, and preservation of antique vehicles powered by steam or otherwise. The first eleven years of the show wereheld at different locations, one of which was Roseland Park. In 1971, 28 acres were purchased on Gehan Rd. Today, after many hours and a lot of effort by officers and members, the show now covers 100 acres.
