Bradford Attractions

The Bradford Landmark Society consists of the Herbig Bakery, which contains an extensive collection of photographs, genealogical materials, newspapers, city directories, and information relating to the early pioneers. The second branch is the Crook Farm Homestead, a living museum that includes a one-room schoolhouse, a restored farmhouse, a barn, blacksmith and candle shops.

The 19th century restored farm house, barn, one-room schoolhouse, herb garden, tool house, train depot and outbuildings can be visited. This fully restored historical property was the home of Erastus and Betsy Crook, early pioneers in McKean County. The farm house has been restored and furnished in the period of the 1870s.

The Penn-Brad Oil Museum is home to a collection from the oil industry during the 1890s. Exhibits include artifacts, mementos and antique field equipment.

The Zippo/Case Visitors Center include displays of rare Zippo lighters and Case knives. Interactive displays are also featured throughout the 15,000 sq ft building.