African American History
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African American History
African American History is a building in the High Street 17 in Harpers Ferry.
African American History
House number
17
Street
High Street
Building
Retail
Virginius Island and Hall's Island Trail
Shenandoah Subdivision
Shenandoah Street
John Brown Fort, Weapons Under Fire, NPS Shuttle Bus Station
Appalachian National Scenic Trail
Jefferson's Rock, "A journey of 1,000 miles begins with a single step"
Henry Clay Street Greenway
Armory Canal Trail
Arsenal Square
Public Way
Harper House: The Mansion on the Hill
Potomac Street
Harpers Ferry, John Brown's Last Stand, Lewis and Clark, Six Acres that Changed the World, Almost Heaven Pub & Grill
High Street
Lower Town, Battle Grounds Bakery & Cafe, Sweet Alisha's Pizza & more
York Street
Jefferson's Rock
Church Street
Harpers Ferry
Hog Alley
Cliff Street
Harpers Ferry Train Station
Harper Cemetery
Frankel's Clothing Store
Tenfold Fair Trade Collection
Harper's Ferry General Store
Highacre Cabin
John Brown's Fort (Armory Firehouse)
Thomas Hall
White Hall Tavern
The Rabbit Hole
Swiss Miss
Industry Museum
Civil War Museum
Saint Peter's Roman Catholic Church
Cannonball Deli
The Coffee Mill
Restoration Museum
Private Quinn's Pub
Merriwether Lewis
John Brown Museum
National Park Bookstore;Bookshop
John Brown Wax Museum
Harper House: The Mansion on the Hill
