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  • Guests board the Harvest Train in Fishers. ITM volunteers serve as ticket-takers. - Photos by Eric Learned

    Guests board the Harvest Train in Fishers. ITM volunteers serve as ticket-takers.

  • The 1937 coaches unload passengers at a Cicero pumpkin patch. - Photos by Eric Learned

    The 1937 coaches unload passengers at a Cicero pumpkin patch.

  • Scott and Rachel Gottshall, along with Emory (on Scott's shoulders) and Amos, mull over pumpkin options. - Photos by Eric Learned

    Scott and Rachel Gottshall, along with Emory (on Scott's shoulders) and Amos, mull over pumpkin options.

  • FFA students sell the pumpkins as a fundraiser. - Photos by Eric Learned

    FFA students sell the pumpkins as a fundraiser.

  • Shopping carts are sometimes improvised. - Photos by Eric Learned

    Shopping carts are sometimes improvised.

  • Chandler Jensen puts an idle tractor to good use. - Photos by Eric Learned

    Chandler Jensen puts an idle tractor to good use.

  • Ponies are available for up-close-and-personal interaction. - Photos by Eric Learned

    Ponies are available for up-close-and-personal interaction.

  • Wagon rides minimize pumpkin-patch hiking. - Photos by Eric Learned

    Wagon rides minimize pumpkin-patch hiking.

  • Josh and Lacie Stowers, along with sons Oren (left) and Mason, head back to the train with full hands. - Photos by Eric Learned

    Josh and Lacie Stowers, along with sons Oren (left) and Mason, head back to the train with full hands.

  • Gene Frederick is the mandolin half of the Thorntown Bluegrass Jammers. - Photos by Eric Learned

    Gene Frederick is the mandolin half of the Thorntown Bluegrass Jammers.

  • Part two of the Thorntown Bluegrass Jammers is guitarist Alan Frodge. - Photos by Eric Learned

    Part two of the Thorntown Bluegrass Jammers is guitarist Alan Frodge.

  • The Hobbs freight depot became Hobbs Station when it was moved to Noblesville's Forest Park in the mid-1970s. - Photos by Eric Learned

    The Hobbs freight depot became Hobbs Station when it was moved to Noblesville's Forest Park in the mid-1970s.

  • : Pony rides heighten the day's excitement for some of the youngest passengers. - Photos by Eric Learned

    : Pony rides heighten the day's excitement for some of the youngest passengers.