Study Of New Farm Show
Complex Enters 2nd Phase
The feasibility study of a new
Farm Show complex will move
into Its second phase, State
Agriculture Secretary Leland
H. Bull said today.
Secretary Bull said the Gen
eral State Authority informed
him it had approved phase two
of the study. It will be complet
ed in four months and will cost
$lOO,OOO.
The study will be made by
Porr, Loddengaard and Parsons,
a Harrisburg architectuial and
planning firm, and Ballmgei
Company, aichitectural engi
neers from Philadelphia. The
two firms recently completed
phase one at a cost of $25,000.
The second phase of the study
will explore, among other
things, the advantages and dis
advantages of using the present
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The second phase also calls
for in-depth interviews with ex
hibitors and professional show
managers to determine the
space, facilities and services
they might need.
Fire and police prelection,
food services and auditorium
facilities will also be studied as
will expansion plans contem
plated by highways, airports
and railroads as they may ie
late to the Pennsylvania Farm
Show
Also to be explored in the
second phase aie the possibili
ties of additional shows being
attracted to the Faim Show
complex because of a new and
modern Farm Show complex.
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a Pennsylvania Royal where wc
would attract the cream of the
nation’s animals to compete un
der one roof during a 10-day
period,” Bull said.
He said the Royal would be
similar to the Kansas City Roy
al, a livestock show which is
one of the nation’s outstanding
animal competitions.
He explained that the Penn
sylvania Royal might conceiv
ably combine the Horse Show,
the All-American Dairy Show
and the Livestock Exposition,
annual events now held at dif
ferent times.
The combining of events, he
said, would stimulate public in
terest and attract more people.
Secretaiy Bull said he was
pleased with the GSA’s decision
to continue the Farm Show
study.
“If we want Pennsylvania’s
agriculture to continue in a pro
gressive way, we need a new
agricultural showcase,” Secre
tary Bull said.
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