One way to enjoy Arundel Heritage Day on Saturday was to take a wagon ride across North Chapel Common, like these people did. Arundel Heritage Day, held in the big field at the corner of Limerick Road and Route 111, is sponsored by Arundel Historical Society. People could peruse historical displays, buy an apple pie to take home, observe how antique farm equipment worked, admire a brand new calf or make a purchase from a number of vendors. There were kid’s games, a skillet toss contest, a Civil War encampment and music by bands performing throughout the day. The antique farmhouse in the background is one of two Arundel homes gifted to the society in recent years and which are being preserved. TAMMY WELLS/Journal Tribune
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