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Posted On: April 19th 2026, 10:16 pm
Jefferson swap meet, Jefferson county fairgrounds in Wisconsin! April 24th through 25th, 2026! We are in spots RB-RC 110-112! FB event page in comments #madisonclassics #jeffersonswapmeet
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