The Bradford House Historical Association's mission is to educate as we preserve and promote the history of the Whiskey Rebellion and the 18th-century life and times of David Bradford. Our campus encompasses the Bradford House Museum, the Whiskey Rebellion Education and Visitor Center, the Meeting House with our main program being the Whiskey Rebellion Festival.
The Bradford House Museum - Built in 1788, step back in time at the Bradford House. Experience its beauty and heritage as guides in period clothing present its history, authentic furnishings, educational exhibits, and 18th-century garden, complete with a well house and log kitchen cabin.
The Whiskey Rebellion Education and Visitor Center - Created in 2021, learn about the importance of the Whiskey Rebellion and David Bradford, a history unique to western Pennsylvania and Washington County. Some exhibits include an 18th-century-inspired cage bar and a whiskey still display.
The Meeting House - Opened in 2024, utilize this multi-purpose space featuring an open floor plan. Scout badge workshops, professional training seminars, continuing education courses, group tour lessons, Hands on History Day Camp, staff and volunteer training, Bradford House board meetings, and other community organization meetings are held here. The Meeting House is also used for exhibits and demonstrators. The Visitor Center and the Meeting House are both 100% ADA compliant.
The Whiskey Rebellion Festival - This summer festival honors the significant period of America’s early days through historic reenactments, history and heritage displays, street theater performances, children's area, music, food and libations, all the while shining a national spotlight on the city, county and region.