Founded in 1889, the small village of Harrod in Allen County, Ohio became famous because of the railroad. Though the railroad is long gone the small town has survived and is a great place to call home. Visit www.auglaizetownshiphistoricalsociety.com for historical details and their Facebook page for lots of historical photos.
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PARKING
Parking is free and is located throughout town at various locations marked by parking signs. Additional Parking is valuable behind the Harrod Fire Station, The Harrod Village Park, The Allen East Community Center and the Harrod Methodist Church
HANICAP PARKING
HANDICAP PARKING IS AVAILABLE OFF 2nd STREET IN THE RAILROAD HERITAGE PARK. SPOTS WILL BE MARKED WITH TEMPORARY SIGNS.
ORGANIZATION
The festival is organized by the festival committee made up of non- paid volunteers that our from the local community.
JOIN US IN HELPING PLAN
To join the committee please email us though our contact us page. We would love to have you!
THANK YOU
We would like to thank all the people who have helped make the festival a success over the years!
Pork Rind Festival Parade
June 9 | Noon
Begins at Harrod Fire Department, turns right on Walnut Street, left on 7th St., left on Main Street, ends at Veterans Park.
Harrod Cruise-In Car Show is held in conjunction with the Pork Rind Heritage Festival in Harrod, OH with all proceeds going to the Auglaize Twp. Historical Society.
Cars are encouraged to participate in the festival parade with line up beginning at 11 a.m. at the Harrod Fire Department, 123 N. Walnut St., Harrod, OH 45850. Car Show parking immediately following the parade at South end of Main Street. To register cars, please enter via 4th & Oak Streets.
JUDGED SHOW w/ over 2ft tall trophies!
Top 15 Best of Show
Mayor's Choice
Historical Society Choice
Doug Bailey's Choice
Dash plaques to first 50 participants
$10 entry fee
Contact Ferlin Pinks 419.234.1719
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The Pork Rind Heritage Festival began in 1989 during the Village of Harrod, Ohio Centennial celebration. As the first year of the festival was started to celebrate the village it then was turned into an annual celebration with the support of Rudolph Foods as a corporate sponsor. Each year the festival has grown into a bigger and better celebration.
