Everett, PA.
December
The Bloody Run Historical Society’s monthly meeting will be at 3:00 p.m. on December 1 at the Everett Free Library. The Bloody Run Historical Society will host special Christmas events at the Station Museum on December 6 and 13, from 1 pm to 4 pm. Highlights include a Christmas model train display, crafts, music, holiday photos, a book gift from the Everett Free Library, and refreshments. Santa will be stationed in the caboose, ready to greet children and hear their Christmas wishes. A fun-filled afternoon for all ages! All this is free to the public.
The Everett Station Museum will be open every Saturday thru October,11 AM to 4 PM.
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Welcome to Our Rich History
Nestled in the rolling hills and farmland of south-central Pennsylvania, Everett is a small borough in Bedford County that boasts a rural charm and historical depth. Situated along the Raystown Branch of the Juniata River, the town's scenic landscape and layered past make it a compelling reflection of the region's heritage.
Originally settled in the late 18th century, the community has undergone several name changes—each echoing a dramatic chapter of its evolving identity, from "Aliquippa:* to Bloody Run and ultimately to Everett.
Preserving the Past of Everett, PA
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The Bloody Run Historical Society is a non-profit organization whose mission is devoted to providing a historical resource base for the Everett area. We also help to foster the preservation and protection of historically significant artifacts of the Everett area.
The Society shall collect, document, preserve, restore and display artifacts and information about Everett’s cultural, industrial and transportation history and heritage in the Everett Train Station Museum.
Support Our Mission
Your membership helps preserve the valuable artifacts and stories of our community for future generations.
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