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Charming, historic, and vibrant—these are words that come to mind when trying to pinpoint what makes the town of Bedford special.
Looking for a weekend getaway? Look no further than Bedford! There is so much to see and do in this quaint town.
Lauren and Tom's wedding took place over the Independence Day holiday weekend at the historic Omni Bedford Springs Resort. Bedford Springs is nestled in th
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The Fort Bedford Museum highlights Bedford's robust local history including the French and Indian War, the Whiskey Rebellion, the evolution from Cave to Empire, and "Becoming Bedford" through the eyes and tools of our citizens.
The PA Traveler's Guide highlights Dunkle's Guf as being constructed in 1933 as the art deco "showplace" between Philadelphia and Pittsb...
Jean Bonnett Tavern. Bedford, PA
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Old Bedford Village is a fantastic spot to visit if you want to learn more about life in the Allegheny Mountains of Pennsylvania in the 19th century. Find out everything you need to know about visiting this great spot.
The 1930s were the heyday for roads such as Route 66 and the Lincoln Highway. The interstates and turnpikes were still things of the future and the journey was often just as exciting as the destination. To grab the attention of many of these travelers, the roadside attraction was born. These eyeball-grabbers often involved
I spent a beautiful fall weekend in Bedford, PA attending the Basketweavers Guild Weaving Your Cares Behind convention. Basket classes were offered on Friday, Saturday and Sunday morning. This year I took all three classes taught by basketmaker Anne Bowers of Kearneysville, West Virginia. Friday I made a round colorful 2 /2 twill basket. The base measures 8" square and the finished diameter of the rim is 10". The rim is lashed with a piece of heavy waxed linen. Saturday I wove two square ribbed baskets. The larger basket began with an 8" square handle, while the smaller basket used a 6" square. After making a decorative handle and God's eye, all the whittled ribs were inserted into the basket behind the God's eye at the same time. I used thin cane to begin the weaving and hold the ribs in place. The remainder of the basket was woven with colored flat reed. On Sunday Anne had a collection of old potato mashers for us to weave around. Some mashers had round bases and others had square bases. I selected a rusty round potato masher with a brown wooden handle. Splints were attached to the holes of the masher and I row of twined a row of round reed to secure it to the potato masher. Additional splints were added to the twined row. The base was woven out to the desired size, twining the round reed. The sides were brought up and woven in a start/stop weave. I used brown, mustard and rust colored accents on the side to coordinate with the potato mashers color.
1870 US Census taken in Chaneysville, Bedford, PA
Visit these 15 historic villages in Pennsylvania to learn more about the state's history through exhibits and interactive reenactments.
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Enjoy a delicious meal at Jean Bonnet Tavern, Pennsylvania's most haunted restaurant, and maybe even experience the paranormal.
Best things to do in Bethleham, Pennsylvania. History, lodging, activities. Weekend getaway just two hours by bus from NYC to "Christmas City USA".
