Bedford County Trader was developed to serve the local community. Your participation is welcome. Please check out the following pages for local information, events & news. If you would like to submit an item email to BedfordCountyTrader.com
Bedford County, PA

Blood Bank
Free Classifieds

Welcome To Bedford County Trader
Where you can buy, sell, or trade your unwanted items. FREE for Individuals and Non profit groups. List your yard sales, charitable events or share community and church information for free. To start buying just click on Classifieds. To start listing you will need to login. Go to the information page for instructions and more information.

Attention Traders: We've been spring cleaning. In order to keep the adds current we deleted the oldest ads and added a time limit.  Most categories are 120 days.  Employment, Public Service, and Yard Sales are 30 days. Feel free to relist you item at any time.

For Profit Business
Listings are Free for the first 30 days. For details go to the information page.


Wednesdays & Saturdays 9 am - 1 pm
Downtown Bedford, PA

What's summer without a cruisin.
For details go to Automotive

Web Sites Of Interest
Bedford County  PA Government
Bedford County PA Visitor Bureau
Bedford County PA Chamber
Downtown Bedford Inc. Bedford Pennsylvania
Everett Area Better Business Association
Bedford County Pennsylvania Library
United Way of Bedford County Pennsylvania
Bedford County PA Humane Society

Our Home Towns
Saxton - Bedford County Pennsylvania was laid out as a town on land bought from Henry and David Shoup by James Saxton and Jacob Fockler of Huntingdon in 1853 and 1855. The town was a result of the building of the Huntingdon and Broad Top Railroad in 1855.After rapid growth, Saxton was incorporated as a borough on February 14,1866, with officers listed as C. W. Moore (Chief Burgess), James L. Prince, J. A. Raum, C. S. Faxon, and S. S. Flucke. Other prominent names are: N. Hysong, patternmaker, undertaker, and constable; J. A. Eichelberger and E. Eichelberger, merchants who also operated in Hopewell; Tobias Snider, merchant; and T. C. Sanderson, train dispatcher
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