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Election Day 1860 militia parade
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The Harpers Ferry Historical Association is one of 65 cooperating
associations serving the National Park Service. Established in 1971,
this not-for-profit association has provided over $1 million to
enhance the interpretive and education programs of Harpers Ferry
National Historical Park and the National Park Service.
The association has helped fund park public education programs,
living history events, Artists-in-Residence, media for curriculum-based
learning, publications, and visitor information assistance. These
donations enhance the visitor experience at Harpers Ferry National
Historical Park.
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Photo of John Brown's Fort above courtesy
of Eric Long (Copyright © Eric Long Photography)
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Early morning view of Lower Town Harpers Ferry

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What we do:
- The association funds the re-creation of Election Day 1860 and other park special
events.
- The association is funding John Brown Remembered: The 150th Anniversary of the Raid on Harpers Ferry [Learn more].
- The association provides materials for teachers and students for the annual School
House Ridge Education Program for all 5th grade students in Jefferson
County.
- The association presents education programs and hosts an Annual Author Fest.
- In partnership with the town of Harpers Ferry and the park,
the association supports the annual Keeping Christmas event.
- The association publishes "A Walker's Guide to Harpers Ferry" and other
park publications.
- The association provides funding for park museum and library acquisitions.
- The association generates funds through the Park Bookshop, which offers over
3,000 items to help the visitor understand Harpers Ferry's unique
place in history. [Learn more]
Harpers Ferry is a membership organization with over 500 members
in the United States and Canada. Please join us in our mission of
"Stewardship through Education."
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CONTACT US:
Telephone:
304-535-6881
Toll-Free:
1-800-821-5206
Fax:
304-535-6749
Email:
hfha@earthlink.net
RELATED LINKS:
Harpers
Ferry National Historical Park
Jefferson
County Convention & Visitor Bureau
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