Bradford Landmark Society

Preserving the History of the Tuna Valley and Bradford, PA



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Oak Hill Cemetery Association Meeting-Election of Officers & Board of Directors

10:00 a.m., Monday, February 22, 2010 at the Bradford Club, Boylston St., Bradford PA


Veterans Day


Welcome to the Bradford Landmark Society. Our door's always open. Won't you come in, relax, and spend some time with us? We love company.

Your visit can begin with a Time Capsule - there are over 30 covering a wide range of subjects. Military buffs will certainly want to check out the Civil War Database. Just who came to Bradford first? Our First Families of the Tuna Valley will have the answers. An old favorite, the 1935-1995 Obituary Index returns as an aid to those of you tracing the branches of your family tree.

Updated histories of the Crook Farm and The Herbig Bakery answer many questions we've been asked about who we are and what we do. While you're here, please check out The Inkwell-Society Newsletter. This quarterly publication covers a wide variety of subjects and is sure to stir up some old memories.

In addition to the First Families of the Tuna Valley and the Obituary Index, the Research & Reference Information section lists the collections, volumes and related sites that we have available to assist you in your historical and genealogical searches.

Historical Photos & Postcards represents only a portion of our photo collection. We intend to present more of this collection in the future.

Enjoy dancing like it used to be or just kicking back and listening to some old time music? You've come to the right place.

And, please check out the Paranormal Research offered by our friends at AMPS (Allegheny Mountain Paranormal Society). We are impressed with the scientific approach used by this team.

We sincerely hope you enjoy your visit. Please stay as long as you want and come back often.


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