The Bradford Era

He was a postmaster, a county commissioner, a Bucktail Regiment soldier in the Civil War, a storekeeper, oil man, and the owner of 200 acres of land w...

One of the definitions in the dictionary for the word remarkable is ‘worthy of attention’ and the life of Erastus Crook, an early pioneer in the Tuna ...

Everyone knows the name Piper Cub; the little lightweight, two-seater airplane born in Bradford in 1930 that is considered to be the most influential ...

Bradford has always had a propensity for town characters. Nearly everyone can remember at least one individual, man or woman, who made the Bradford ar...

When Harlow B. Pike died at his home on South Avenue on April 3, 1935 at the age of 91 years, it might have seemed to be just another passing of one o...

The news was greeted with happy enthusiasm by teachers throughout the area: after a hiatus of two years, the Bradford Landmark Society will again host...

As the 2022 baseball season gets underway, it is only fitting that one of Bradford’s greatest native sons, a legendary baseball pitcher, is featured i...

Founder of the world’s first cancer treatment medical center that bears his name in nearby Buffalo, N.Y., Dr. Roswell Park was not only a renowned sur...

The term “Bradford Red” is synonymous with the brick buildings of Bradford, especially those in the historic district. It should also be synonymous wi...