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The Bradford House on South Main Street, Washington in Washington County PA was owned by David Bradford, a military man. He was instrumental in The Whiskey Rebellion.
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What would you see if you visited The Bradford House in The City of Washington Washington County PA?
The Bradford House is on the west side of South Main Street, Washington, in Washington County PA. Owned by David Bradford and built in the 1700s, the front of the house aligns with the city sidewalk, with just one step up to the door. Besides the front door, from the outside, you'd see two front windows. The door opens into a wide foyer with a small table on the right. Directly ahead are stairs going to the second floor. To the right is the family's living room. Next down the hall on the left is a small dining room. Directly to the back of the house is a kitchen with the original fireplace and cooking items. Upstairs, you'd reach a first landing--to the right was the gift shop... on the stairs, to the left you'd go up another 4-6 stairs to the second floor. There, you'd see Master Bradford's bedroom with tick featherbed held up with straps underneath. The children's bedroom is across the hall, and I believe one other bedroom. Tours usually were reenactment storytelling with guides in period clothing.
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