Art gallery, Museum
Bradford Landmark Society
The Bradford Landmark Society is a non-profit organization dedicated to preserving the rich history of the Tuna Valley and Bradford, Pennsylvania. They acquire and safeguard artifacts, present heritage exhibits, and offer a range of services, including research reference information, local genealogy resources, and historical photos. Visitors can explore the Crook Farm Homestead, attend old-time music square dances, and participate in the Crook Farm Country Fair. The society also produces a quarterly newsletter, The Inkwell, and provides educational programs such as the Crook Farm School Program. With over 30 time capsules covering various subjects, a Civil War database, and a collection of obituary records, the Bradford Landmark Society offers valuable resources for historical and genealogical research. Their mission is to promote interest in the Tuna Valley's history and engage visitors in the fascinating stories of the region. Whether you're a history enthusiast, a curious traveler, or someone seeking to connect with their roots, the society welcomes you to explore their collections and experience the charm of Bradford's heritage.Generated from the website
