Heritage Festival draws crowd, celebrates Siloam Springs history

Courtesy of Naomi Terhune Blacksmith Steve Low works with a hammer and anvil at the Heritage Festival.
Courtesy of Naomi Terhune Blacksmith Steve Low works with a hammer and anvil at the Heritage Festival.

Courtesy of Naomi Terhune Blacksmith Steve Low works with a hammer and anvil at the Heritage Festival.

Courtesy of Naomi Terhune Blacksmith Steve Low works with a hammer and anvil at the Heritage Festival.

Courtesy of Naomi Terhune Blacksmith Steve Low works with a hammer and anvil at the Heritage Festival.

Courtesy of Naomi Terhune Kathleen Clenenden takes a break from posing as Belle Starr to pose for a photo at the Heritage Festival.

Courtesy of Naomi Terhune Kathleen Clenenden takes a break from posing as Belle Starr to pose for a photo at the Heritage Festival.

CCourtesy of Naomi Terhune Kathleen Clenenden takes a break from posing as Belle Starr to pose for a photo at the Heritage Festival.

Courtesy of Naomi Terhune The Museum of Native American History table at the Heritage Festival.

Courtesy of Naomi Terhune The Museum of Native American History table at the Heritage Festival.

Courtesy of Naomi Terhune The Museum of Native American History table at the Heritage Festival.

Courtesy of Naomi Terhune A craftsman works with his tools at the Heritage Festival.

Courtesy of Naomi Terhune A craftsman works with his tools at the Heritage Festival.

Courtesy of Naomi Terhune A craftsman works with his tools at the Heritage Festival.

Courtesy of Naomi Terhune Attendees from the Cherokee Nation display hand-woven baskets at their booth during the Heritage Festival.

Courtesy of Naomi Terhune Attendees from the Cherokee Nation display hand-woven baskets at their booth during the Heritage Festival.

Courtesy of Naomi Terhune Attendees from the Cherokee Nation display hand-woven baskets at their booth during the Heritage Festival.

Courtesy of Naomi Terhune Two Heritage Festival attendees run a table for DaySpring.

Courtesy of Naomi Terhune Two Heritage Festival attendees run a table for DaySpring.

Courtesy of Naomi Terhune Two Heritage Festival attendees run a table for DaySpring.

Courtesy of Naomi Terhune A quilter works at the Heritage Festival.

Courtesy of Naomi Terhune A quilter works at the Heritage Festival.

Courtesy of Naomi Terhune A quilter works at the Heritage Festival.

Courtesy of Naomi Terhune First Vice Commander Buddy Burgess mans the American Legion Table at the Heritage Festival.

Courtesy of Naomi Terhune First Vice Commander Buddy Burgess mans the American Legion Table at the Heritage Festival.

Courtesy of Naomi Terhune A patriotic quilt hangs at the Heritage Festival.

Courtesy of Naomi Terhune A patriotic quilt hangs at the Heritage Festival.

Courtesy of Naomi Terhune A patriotic quilt hangs at the Heritage Festival.

photo Courtesy of Naomi Terhune Kathleen Clenenden takes a break from posing as Belle Star to pose for a photo at the Heritage Festival.
photo Courtesy of Naomi Terhune The Museum of Native American History table at the Heritage Festival.
photo Courtesy of Naomi Terhune A craftsman works with his tools at the Heritage Festival.
photo Courtesy of Naomi Terhune Attendees from the Cherokee Nation display hand-woven baskets at their booth during the Heritage Festival.
photo Courtesy of Naomi Terhune Two Heritage Festival attendees run a table for DaySpring.
photo Courtesy of Naomi Terhune A quilter works at the Heritage Festival.
photo Courtesy of Naomi Terhune First Vice Commander Buddy Burgess mans the American Legion Table at the Heritage Festival.
photo Courtesy of Naomi Terhune A patriotic quilt hangs at the Heritage Festival.