All Places in Troy

Owned and operated by Steve, Nicole, Anson & Nora Harris. Join our adventures of “funny” farming–raising our kids amongst plants and animals!

Troy is a thriving community with various businesses: banks, insurance offices, retail shops, beauty salons, restaurants, gas stations, grocery stores, car dealers and repair shops, lawyers, dentists, doctors, accountants, bed and breakfasts, drug stores, and much more. ​Troy is also home to several manufacturing businesses and support companies for the energy industry. We have numerous churches of all denominations, senior

Set in the heart of Western Bradford County in Northeastern Pennsylvania, the Troy Historical Society is a non-profit organization dedicated to recording the history of Troy and the people who lived here. Our collections and artifacts are available for research and display for the general public.

Enjoy our small community oriented library. Find fun and learning for all ages with our garden of fiction and non-fiction books. Use our technology with our computers, online resources and internet services. First opened January 12, 1912 as the Troy Free Public Library in the civic building which is now the C&N Bank. October 29, 1978, we reopened as Allen

Home to the Bradford County Farm Museum and Historic Village. The Farm Museum includes an extensive collection of rare farm implements, tools, and artifacts reflecting 200 years of the local agricultural heritage. The village consists of the Gregory Inn/Mitchell House – built c1822 for stagecoach travelers; Sugar Shack, Carriage House – containing the largest collection of carriages, wagons, and sleighs