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April 2020
Symposium on Life and Customs in Western Pennsylvania: An Evening with La Fayette
The Bradford House Historical Association takes our visitors’ health and safety very seriously. "An Evening with Lafayette" is canceled due to the increased awareness of COVID-19. We strongly recommend that all visitors continue checking our website and this page for additional museum updates. Did you purchase tickets to "an Evening with Lafayette"? Your ticket purchase will be fully refunded within 7-10 business days.
Find out more »2020 Spring Parlor Talk – Rebecca Harding Davis
Parlor Talk on Rebecca Harding Davis with historians Margaret Brennan and Rebecca Karelis--Sunday, April 26, 2020 More information to come!
Find out more »Parlor Talk
Rebekah Karelis and Margaret Brennan will present “Rebecca Harding Davis” in the Bradford House Museum, 175 South Main Street, Washington, PA on Sunday, April 26, 2020. The program will begin at 2 p.m. and is the first in a new series of “Parlor Talks.” Rebecca Blaine Harding Davis, born in the Bradford House in 1831, is an iconic literary figure best known for her gritty short story “Life in the Iron Mills” set in Wheeling, WV. A pioneering writer of…
Find out more »May 2020
2020 Free Museum Day in Washington County – POSTPONED
POSTPONED After careful consultation with our participating museums regarding the health and safety of everyone – our visitors, staff, and volunteers – we have made the difficult decision to postpone Visit Washington County’s Free Museum Day, scheduled for May 3. In observance of the guidance from public health authorities to maintain social distancing and avoid public places in order to help reduce the spread of COVID-19, we felt that postponing this event was the only responsible course of action during…
Find out more »Opening Day for the Whiskey Rebellion Education & Visitor Center
In April 2020, the Bradford House Historical Association is expanding its campus! Wait to you see what we unwrap! - POSTPONED
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