Hearth cooking demonstrations with Kate and Jorma in the kitchen cabin.
Make a potpourri sachet
students will learn to analyze primary and secondary historical sources of information, using a series of worksheets from the National Archives for written documents, artifacts, art, maps, and political cartoons.
Consider donating to the Bradford House on this annual day of giving.
During the workshop, students will be introduced to the concepts of historical fiction and figurative language and to the geography of the 1790s western Pennsylvania frontier.
Author, Jack Maurer, discusses his new historical novel, March in the Morning, regarding the Whiskey Rebellion and the Battle of Bower Hill.
This sit-down dinner focuses on history and whiskey as represented in our food and drink selections. It offers a unique silent auction and lots of wonderful comradery. Overnight accommodations discount available.
Students will learn about the Whiskey Rebellion and what it was like living on the 1790s western frontier of the United States, using primary sources, reproduction clothing, and artifacts.
This annual community event raises awareness for Small Business Saturday and the downtown Washington businesses.
Enjoy tea and foods based on 18th-century recipes.
A must attend historical event at the Farm at Emerald Valley.
Join us for a walk of your favorite downtown businesses while sampling spirits.
This summer festival honors the significant period of America’s early days through historical reenactments, period exhibitions and demonstrations, family fun, heritage music, and food, and much more.
These private dinners for eight are held on Sunday late afternoons in the Bradford House’s dining room.