Bradford Era — In Mt. Jewett, the trolley stopped, and a standing-room only crowd of tourists spilled out, ready to enjoy the sunshine and 80-degree weather at the 22nd annual Kinzua Bridge Fall Festival Saturday.

The two-day event brought vendors and visitors from near and far to enjoy music, a wide variety of wares and the views and offerings of the Kinzua Bridge State Park facilities.

Under the trees, a winding set-up of tents was capped at one end by several owls taking in the crowds and educating visitors from their tabletop or ground perches. The tents offered various treats, decorations and clothing options, as well as handcrafted potholders and jewelry that isn’t going to be found for sale in the nearest chain store. These crafts are created with love and by experienced hands that could belong to your neighbor or someone you know. Read More