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Special | 8m 52s
A handful of families got together for a big lawn sale in Cornville in 1983. More and more families have participated since then and now the event stretches more than 10 miles from Cornville to Skowhegan. This sprawling flea market features virtually any type of good or product to be had, often at a steep discount.
Aired: 10/25/18
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