Yearly Pumpkin Count
- 1991 - Harvest Festival - (600)
- 1992 - 1st World Record - (1,628)
- 1993 - 2nd World Record - (4,817)
- 1994 - 3rd World Record - (10,540)
- 1995 - "Rainy Pumpkin Festival" - (9,812)
- 1996 - 4th World Record - (13,044)
- 1997 - 5th World Record - (13,432)
- 1998 - 6th World Record - (17,693)
- 1999 - Pumpkin Festival - (16,349)
- 2000 - 7th World Record - (23,727)
- 2001 - Pumpkin Festival - (22,633)
- 2002 - "Second Rainy Pumpkin Festival" - (18,882)
- 2003 - 8th World Record - (28,952)
- 2004 - Pumpkin Festival - (27,584)
- 2005 - "Year of the Flood" Pumpkin Festival - (22,157)
- 2006 - Pumpkin Festival - (24,682)
- 2007 - Pumpkin Festival - (25,644)
- 2008 - Pumpkin Festival - (22,568)
- 2009 - Pumpkin Festival - (29,762)
- 2010 - 20th Annual Pumpkin Festival - (22,943)
- 2011 - Pumpkin Festival, "Let it Shine!" - (16,186)
- 2012 - Pumpkin Festival - (29,381)
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