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Honor Roll at Brady's Bend

The Brady's Bend Historical Society has begun a project to add historical data to the Honor Roll at Brady's Bend, PA.
Click HERE for the full story.
If you are interested in contributing to this project, please Contact Us.

These Hills

Brady's Bend Historical Society has published three books:
If These Hills Could Talk
At Rest in These Hills
Atop These Hills
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Brady's Bend Hisotrical Society

Old Stone Church

The Brady's Bend Historical Society, a non-profit organization, was founded in 1979 to provide community service regarding historical preservation and research.

The area was once a major industrial center, much more densely populated than at present time. Literally thousands of people came to the area seeking work during a relatively short time in the last half of the nineteenth century. They left behind a wealth of family histories, memorabilia and customs from many parts of Europe. The Society has collected oral histories, compiled cemetery records, and acts as a clearinghouse for those seeking information about their ancestors’ past lives in our area.

Both St. Stephen's Old Stone Church and the Brady's Bend Iron Furnaces are listed on the National Register of Historical Places.

For more information, including newsletters, please visit the Official BBHS Website.

The Honor Roll at Brady's Bend

Honor Roll at Brady's Bend

Brady's Bend PA - The Honor Roll at Brady’s Bend was updated and rededicated several years ago. At the time, the old markers with the names of veterans were replaced with a single dedication to all veterans. Interest in listing the names of individual veterans has been expressed many times since then.

After research, consultation with the Brady’s Bend Twp Supervisors (who actually own the Honor Roll site), and an inquiry to the American Legion Post 488 (who did not have the resources to dedicate to such a project), Brady's Bend Historical Society decided on a engraved paving brick project.

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To honor a veteran, make your check payable to Brady’s Bend Historical Society. If you are honoring a specific veteran, enclose the following, PRINTED IN CAPITAL BLOCK LETTERS: Name, Branch of Service and Dates or Period of Service.

Mail your check and information to BBHS, P O BOX 451, East Brady PA 16028. You may call 724-526-5693 or contact us for information, but orders may only be submitted by mail.

The initial campaign began April 1 and will close August 31. If we do not get the response we need, donations will be returned. However, we hope that responses will be so overwhelming that we will be able to begin ordering bricks even sooner!


These Hills

Military Funeral March for Owen Jones

If These Hills Could Talk is a series of articles about the history of the Brady's Bend area; includes oral histories, photographs and other items of interest. (241 pp, $15.00 plus $4.00 shipping)

At Rest in These Hills is a catalog of 22 small and remotely located cemeteries in Brady's Bend and Perry Townships. (56 pp, $7.00 plus $2.50 shipping)

Atop These Hills includes catalogs of the St. Eusebius, St. Mary's and Brady's Bend Cemeteries, plus information about the Wattersonville and Old St. Patrick's Church cemeteries. Also included is the journal of John Hay, gravedigger for the Brady's Bend Cemetery for 50 years. (337 pp, $20.00 plus $5.00 shipping)

Make Checks Payable to:
Brady's Bend Historical Society
PO Box 451
East Brady PA 16028

 
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