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The Bedford County Players is Non-Profit Community Theater in Bedford, PA. A place for family and friends to get together and enjoy theater.
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The Bedford County Players is Non-Profit Community Theater in Bedford, PA. A place for family and friends to get together and enjoy theater.
The mission of the Museum of Speed is to preserve and share the history of racing in Bedford County at the Bedford Fairgrounds. One of the oldest dirt tracks in PA.
New location at the Former Realty Theater in Robertsdale, the museum contains a large collection of mining memorabilia that focuses on the coal mining and steam railroading history and heritage of the tri-county Broad Top Region of south-central PA. Call 814-907-1788 for information and special tours. Adults $5, Children $3. Open Saturdays May through October 10-5. Special tours offered year round by appointment.
Learn about the interesting history of the Quakers in western Pennsylvania and how they influenced the development of this region. Housed in the 1883 Quaker Meeting House, The Fishertown Quaker Museum has various displays, photographs, educational exhibits, and genealogical information for visitors and researchers alike. Generally open June-August, Sat. and Sun. 1-4. Please call 724-388-2924 or 814-839-2952 to plan your visit. 3140 Valley Rd, Fishertown, PA 15539.
Fort Bedford was built by the British as part of their fortified supply road, Forbes Trail. The road was the instrument that helped the British eradicate the French presence at Fort Duquesne. The fort was a protector of that road. The museum was constructed near the site of the 1758 fort. Fort Bedford Museum is located in downtown Bedford, 110 Fort Bedford Drive. Admission charged. Group rates available. For more information call 814-623-8891. Visit website for current seasonal hours.
Located in the historic Anderson House. Open daily 11 to 5 and Fridays 11 to 7, closed Tuesdays. $10 per person, free for SAMA members, ages 21 & under and 65 & older. Free for Bedford residents on the first and third Wednesdays of every month. Parking available on the street or rear lot.
The county’s most extensive collection of historical and genealogical materials. Providing resources and facilities for a broad spectrum of historical and genealogical research. Numerous programs, activities, exhibits and seminars throughout the year to highlight Bedford County history. Located 3 miles west of Bedford on Rt. 30 at 6441 Lincoln Highway, Bedford. Open 9am.-4pm. Tues.-Fri. and the third Sat. of every month 9am-2pm. 814-623-2011. $10/first hr; $3/hr after. Cap of $25 per day.
Open April – October – Saturdays from 11-4.
Learn about the history of Everett at the Everett Railroad Station Museum run by the Bloody Run Historical Society.Located at 49 West 5th Street, Everett PA 15537.
The National Museum of the American Coverlet is America’s only full-time, year-round, independent institution devoted to antique woven coverlets. Stop by for an informal guided tour.
Check out the changing exhibitions, special events, workshops and classes – and unique Museum Shop. What’s a coverlet?
Bedford County is in South Central PA along the PA Turnpike, Route 30 (Lincoln Highway), I-99 and I70.
