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HFNHPHarpers Ferry National Historical Park
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Harpers Ferry National Historical Park The quaint hilltop town of Harpers Ferry, West Virginia, is perhaps best known as the site of the 1859 raid by slavery abolitionist John Brown.
Potomac Heritage Trail: winding ribbon of American history by Sklarew, Renee / Parks & Recreation
He also wishes to thank Nancy 1 Hatcher at the Harpers Ferry National Historical Park for her research assistance and Jean Libby for introducing him to the community of John Brown and Harpers Ferry scholars.
The political work of leisure: class, recreation, and African ... by Kahrl, Andrew W. / Journal of Social History
00 Hardcover American Association for State and Local History book series F249 In this history of the Harpers Ferry National Historical Park, the authors (a professor and research assistant in the U.
The making of Harpers Ferry National Historical Park; a devil, two ... by Reference & Research Book News
 
 
 
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