about our organization
The Tennessee Valley Pioneer Power Association is a club dedicated to the preservation and show of antique farm equipment. The driving force of our group are the folks who spend their hard earned money and time to restore these beautiful machines.
For over 20 years we have hosted our Annual Pioneer Days in the small town of Eagleville, Tennessee. We would like to thank everyone from the exhibitors to the spectators who have supported us.
For over 20 years we have hosted our Annual Pioneer Days in the small town of Eagleville, Tennessee. We would like to thank everyone from the exhibitors to the spectators who have supported us.
Brief history of the TVPPA
In January of 1988, local people who had an interest in preserving our agricultural heritage met informally at the Eagleville Community Center. After a general discussion the group decided to meet again on February 20, 1988 and the first officers and the board of directors were elected.
The club was officially named the Tennessee Valley Pioneer Power Association on March 19, 1988 and incorporated on June 9th.
The first show was held on September 10th, 1988 at the campus of Eagleville School. The one day show featured 138 tractors and 100 gas engines. The first two day show was held the following year.
The event grew to such a large scale that the club purchased it's own grounds at
747 Chapel Hill Pike to better accommodate everyone.
The club was officially named the Tennessee Valley Pioneer Power Association on March 19, 1988 and incorporated on June 9th.
The first show was held on September 10th, 1988 at the campus of Eagleville School. The one day show featured 138 tractors and 100 gas engines. The first two day show was held the following year.
The event grew to such a large scale that the club purchased it's own grounds at
747 Chapel Hill Pike to better accommodate everyone.
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