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Where History Comes to Life

Sugar House
Sugar House

The Sugar House was operated on a nearby farm. Contains early tree tapping equipment, wooden yokes and wooden carrying buckets, large vat for boiling down sap to syrup and various containers. Outside is an oxen drawn sled with large tub for gathering the sap during the snowy winters.

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carriage house
Carriage House

The Carriage House is a 125 foot long historic building that was moved to the museum grounds in May of 2005. It houses over 50 carriages, sleighs and wagons. One of the best carriage and sleigh collections in the Twin Tiers!

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The “Little” Children’s Church

In 1937 a group of children transformed a chicken coop into a church. This church was featured in the April 17, 1939 issue of Life Magazine. It was moved to the museum grounds in 2007 with the original furnishings. 

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The Gregory Inn

The Gregory Inn was built in 1822 for stagecoach travelers between Elmira, NY and Williamsport, PA (north and south); and Athens, PA to Wellsboro, PA (east and west). In 1854 the New Central Railroad was built and its passengers used the Inn as well. 

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Dr. Campbell’s Office
Dr. William Campbell (1870-1942) of East Smithfield was a well-known physician in the area, practicing from 1900-1940. The building was built in 1896 by William Chamberlain. This project was supported by funding from Bradford County.
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General Store
Every community had a General Store offering textiles, food items, and the children’s favorites: toys and candy! General Stores were outlets for local farmers to sell items such as eggs, butter, maple sugar, meat and more. Many of these stores were also the post offices of the early days.
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Farm Museum Troy PA
Farm Museum
Displays of large and small farm machinery and tools, individual rooms showing: blacksmith shop, tin shop, winter workroom, general store, children’s games, Grange, game commission artifacts, farm kitchen, very large collection of model tractors, Revolutionary war items, areas for flax and loom demonstrations, history of local fair and special exhibits change yearly.

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Phone

570-297-3410

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May-October

Tuesdays 11-3

Saturdays 11-3

Group Tours Available

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Address

Alparon Park

231 Gate 2 Lane

Troy, PA