The small town of Harpers Ferry is a beautiful destination located within the lower Shenandoah Valley of West Virginia ... War battle and a raid of abolitionist John Brown. There are also plenty ...

one-and-a-half-bathroom house is in the Harpers Ferry Historic District, less than a mile from John Brown’s Fort and the Potomac River. A bridge with a walking path links West Virginia to Maryland.

Never let it be said that our big ship of fools doesn’t know how to multitask. While busy lighting the entire 20th century on fire, starting with the national economy, it also finds the time to ...

"He is of imposing appearance . . . tall, with square shoulders . . . eyes of deep gray, and couchant, as if ready to spring at the least rustling. . . ." So John ...

A Washington Post review of websites operated by the National Park Service found that edits on dozens of pages since ...

It’s genuine West Virginia hospitality ... Walk off your breakfast with a stroll through Harpers Ferry National Historical Park, where John Brown’s raid helped ignite the Civil War. The charming patio ...

Harpers Ferry sits at the meeting point of three states—West Virginia, Virginia, and Maryland—and also at the junction of three major trails: the Appalachian Trail, the Chesapeake & Ohio Canal Towpath ...

In around 1844, she married John Tubman ... including Harriet Beecher Stowe andJohn Brown, who planned a raid on the federal arsenal at Harpers Ferry, Virginia. Conductors like Tubman would ...

Not 18 miles down the road is Harpers Ferry, where abolitionist John Brown attempted to raid a federal arsenal and stoke a slave rebellion in 1859. That play became Amerikin, an apt title for a ...