Events

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The museum will be open Saturdays, 1-4 p.m., from May through September.

The LeRoy Heritage Museum will host a program titled, “Early American Tools,” scheduled for Saturday, June 28, 2025, at 1:30 p.m. Doors open at 1:00 p.m. Admission is free, however donations at the door are appreciated to help make future programs possible. To reserve a seat, participants are requested to register the names of those attending by emailing info@leroyheritage.org or by calling 570-364-5003 and leaving a voicemail. 

Rich Gulyas will take a closer look at several types of tools that early settlers in this area used to survive in the wilderness. A variety of tools will be on display and their importance discussed. Participants may also bring unidentified historical tools for the speaker to identify. Gulyas is Environmental Education Specialist at Mt. Pisgah State Park and serves as a trustee at the Bradford County Historical Society.

This presentation will be held in the Lewis Opera House/Ballroom, located on the second floor of the LeRoy Heritage Museum. Those requiring handicapped access should contact the museum in advance to inquire about the options available. There is a limit of 60 participants.

The museum is also open on Saturdays from 1 to 4 p.m. Come for the program and stay to browse the museum. A large selection of local history books and other items are available for purchase in the gift shop.

The LeRoy Heritage Museum is sponsored in part by the Bradford County Tourism Promotion Agency. For more information about the museum and its programming schedule, visit leroyheritage.org or check out the museum on Facebook.

To be held in the museum ballroom. 

Bradford County played a pivotal role during the American Revolution. The area was the setting for one of the most significant campaigns of the era, known as "The Sullivan Expedition." In the summer of 1779, this military campaign aimed to destroy Native American settlements, their homes, and crops, as well as to confront the Loyalists who had contributed to widespread bloodshed, suffering, and destruction along the frontiers of New York and Pennsylvania since the onset of the conflict. 

Steve Berwick, a skilled videographer, devoted over a year to planning, researching, and filming this project. His efforts have resulted in a compelling portrayal of this historic event, offering viewers an immersive experience as the story of Sullivan’s March unfolds on screen.

The museum will be open for special hours during LeRoy Old Home Day. We will also be selling local history books at the event.

Join us for a walking tour of the historic community of LeRoy, Pennsylvania. Learn about early settlement, buildings, and stand at the site where historic photos were taken and compare then and now. Tour conducted by Matt Carl.

Presented by Rich Gulyas, Environmental Education Specialist at Mt. Pisgah State Park. This program will cover aboriginal settlement patterns, Hartley's Expedition, and early settlers use of the trails.

Member's Day will be held for members of LeRoy Heritage Museum.

The museum will close for the season.