Hurry Hill Farm Maple Museum — Attraction in Franklin Township

We visited Hurry Hill during Northwest PA's Maplefest in the spring of 2015. The main showroom was well appointed with an array of Maple flavored treats. The museum is full of artifacts of Maple syrup production over the last 200 years. During the Maplefest, you can ride a hay trailer back to their sugarshack. This was the highlight of the visit. A wood fired boiler is the center piece of the sugarshack. The boiler is attended by an incredibly knowledgeable and passionate syrup maker. Clearly a former teacher, she engaged the group with questions and imparted a great deal of knowledge about the sugaring process. My boys had a wonderful time and we can't wait to visit during next...

A very informative tasting of various stages of maple sap (syrup, crumbs, bbq maple sauce, maple candy, maple cotton candy and maple mustard) is given. Oh they all tasted soooo good. A lot of historical displays are there and a great selection of maple products for purchase. Next week ( Halloween day) will be the last day for the Edinboro Area Historical Society Maple Sundae day. If you want to have a very nice maple Sunday along with a maple sundae stop at Hurry Hill October 31st. There will also be a food truck that makes REALLY good homemade french fries and...

Rustic and homey museum of the maple syrup process and also the history of Virginia Sorenson Newberry Award winning author who set her book Miracle on Maple Hill in the Edinboro area. The curators of Hurry Hill even have as an artifact the actual Newbery Medal Ms Sorenson's family gave them to exhibit. So anyone who has a sweet tooth, is interested in farm to table, and literature will have a very enjoyable time visiting Hurry Hill Farm...