Penn Brad Oil Museum

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One of the original structures that once pulled oil from the earth!

901 South Ave

Bradford, PA 16701

+1 (814) 362-1955

http://pennbradoilmuseum.org

Penn Brad Oil Museum strives to preserve the history and culture of the Bradford Oilfield. The museum offers individual and group tours as well as a resource library and gift shop. A Standard Rig is at the center of the many exhibits that give the viewers a glimpse of the past glory of the "High-grade Oil Metropolis of the World."

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4.510 reviews

Dubs T.

6/20/2024

Looking for things to do. This didn't disappoint and had so many great things to look at and learn about. How did some only give 4 stars. Stop in and see it and help keep the lights on.

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Philip K.

10/14/2024

Wish you were all open for more friendly tourist hours. Saturday past two and be open on a Sunday. That's prime tourist time. We were in town and the other two main attractions were open...

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Ann N.

8/15/2024

We finally stopped at this small gem of a museum after driving past it on the way north for years. It's well worth the stop if you have any interest in history and/or learning about unique regions...

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Ellis L.

8/15/2024

amazing museum with very helpful and informative staff. driven past many times and finally stopped so glad I did!

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Spencer S.

6/13/2021

Nice little museum right off the main drag going into town. Previously they had some riggings and things in the pasture next to the museum but those have been disassembled due to rot and they will...

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