LeRoy Heritage Museum
LeRoy Heritage Museum
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1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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LeRoy Heritage Museum preserves the history of southwestern Bradford County, Pennsylvania, including the communities in Canton Township/Borough, Alba Borough, LeRoy Township, Granville Township, and Barclay Mountain (including the abandoned towns of Laquin, Barclay, Carbon Run and others). The museum features objects from nationally known residents; coal mining; lumbering; CCC; and town history.
Duration: 1-2 hours
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Lucy H
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Nov 2016 • Family
The area this little museum represents is truly overwhelming. So much history in a place that you wouldn't expect. Keep up with the addition of your local history, check it out!
Written November 9, 2016
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Tjf4569
Canton, PA680 contributions
Jan 2016 • Family
Been here many times, never disappointed. It's neat to see how life was way back when. A crown jewel in Leroy for certain.
Written January 30, 2016
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Cabinlady433
Canton, PA11 contributions
Dec 2015 • Couples
There is so much to take in for a small museum, which will be moving to a much bigger old hotel in the future. The displays are very well done with much information offered. The people who work there are very nice & are willing to help out with information. The gift shop has some wonderful books for sale plus other very nice gifts. I know they have a research library which I would love to check out someday.
Written December 12, 2015
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vlm132
Myerstown, PA97 contributions
Jul 2015 • Family
The Grange Hall looks so different than when I was last in it probably 20 years ago. Gone is the big open room, piano, and kitchen, and here is beautiful new floors, lighting, hvac and meticulously precise displays! What an insight not only into Leroy, but into Bradford county and the surrounding areas. The 1st floor is ADA accessible, however not sure about the top floor. The historical society and I will say Matt Carl has put their heart and soul into getting the museum up and going. Please take the time to check out the website http://leroyheritage.org/ and learn more, and find some events that are coming up. I believe you can also find out when there are walks up to Barclay and Laquin!
Written August 25, 2015
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John J D
Towanda, PA1 contribution
Aug 2015 • Couples
Small rural museum with interesting displays of early rural PA life. Helpful, knowledgeable and friendly staff. Has extensive research facility for those tracing history of the area and its earliest residents. Tour only takes about an hour but leaves you with a good understanding of early life in the area. Limited hours...only open on Saturday afternoons...Memorial Day to Labor Day.
Written August 1, 2015
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