HOPE — The 52nd annual Hope Heritage Days began Friday night with festival-goers enjoying food, vendors and music.
The festival continues through Sunday in downtown Hope.
Seventeen food booths are offering a wide variety of choices along with 85 merchandise vendors.
The three-day annual festival attracts as many as 30,000 visitors.
Families were touring a new interactive exhibit established in a 53-foot, double-expandable semi-trailer Friday night. Indiana Auto History on Wheels as a traveling museum that touches on the history of more than 100 Indiana automakers and manufacturers, such as Cord, Duesenberg and Studebaker.
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