Hello! We are handicapped accessible. All of our buildings have ramps to enter. The paths around the village are crushed gravel, but are packed and firm. We unfortunately do not have wheelchairs to provide however. Please see our Facebook page for photos of the facilities that could help clarify further! Thank you for your interest!

It depends on the age of the child, but between $10 & $15. Students ages 6 - 18 are $5, and children 5 and under are free!

Depends on if you are with children who are really interested in how people lived in colonial times. Of course, a big draw is the two resident draft horses, one a cream Belgian, the other a Grey Percheron. You might spend a half an hour, or entire days there.

They are currently closed for the season. They have a special event scheduled for Dec 3 and 10.

Hours of Operation: Open Memorial Day Weekend through Labor Day. Monday - Sunday 9 AM to 5 PM. Closed Wednesdays. September through October; Thursday - Sunday 9 AM to 5 PM. Old Bedford Village will be closed for the winter season except for special events. UPCOMING EVENTS: Murder Mystery Evenings October 1 & 8 One of our most popular annual events! 6 pm - 10 pm. Visit 8 cabins to interview the suspects in a murder that occured in the Village. A different suspect will be found guilty each week! Please arrive no later than 8 to ensure enough time to interview the suspects! *Note: We ask that no pets or strollers be taken into the cabins during this event, in order to help move as many people through the cabins as possible. Service dogs are welcome Pumpkinfest October 15 & 16 Fall family fun at Old Bedford Village! Join us for scarecrow making, pumpkin painting, crafts, hayrides, pie eating contests, and more! Fun for all ages! Some activities do have a small additional fee. Candlelit Christmas December 3 & 10 Welcome the holiday season with our traditional Christmas celebration. Learn the history behind some of your favorite Christmas traditions, and see how the holiday was celebrated in the 18th & 19th centuries.

I knew some Mocks growing up. And one was a Harry Mock. Very common name. My daughter is going our family tree and I will see if we have any connections. Try the Chestnut Ridge High School for Mocks. The towns would be New Paris, Fishertown, Alum Bank and Schellsburg. Charles Cuppett was the postmaster and his son still lives in the area. Try the post offices. They maybe able to help. Also. The Bedford Gazette.

We spent about 2 hours. There are small snacks, sodas, candy in the post office (cash-only, honor-system) and some food at the tavern (hot dogs and a few other sandwich-type items). There are GREAT areas for picnics, but I don't know if you can bring food in. It is a very short walk back to the parking lot, though, so going back to the car to eat would be fairly easy. There were reenactors in some buildings -- biddle house, whitesmith, blacksmith, candle maker and I think a few morexpensive-- but not every building. Hope that helps!

Hello, Dave! Old Bedford Village is an historic village in Bedford, Pennsylvania, just off the PA Turnpike and Interstate 99 that represents a typical small town from early America. The Village includes original structures from the 18th and 19th centuries, as well as buildings that are modern historical reproductions. Old Bedford Village hosts a variety of special events throughout the operating season, which runs from Memorial Day - Labor Day. We are open 9-5 daily with the exception of Wednesdays, when we are closed. We also open for many special events in October and again for Christmas events in December. Admission to Old Bedford Village is $10 for adults, $9 for seniors, and $5 for students ages 6-18. Children under 6 are admitted free. Please follow us on Facebook (Search for Old Bedford Village) or Twitter @bedfordvillage, or visit our webpage (which Trip Advisor is not allowing me to post here!) for more information! Please let us know if you have additional questions, and thank you for your interest in Old Bedford Village!