Harpers Ferry Shops Tap Tin Can Art and Trinkets
A tour of Harpers Ferry West Virginia highlights two retail zones where antique craft and collectible shops line High and Potomac streets. Sleepy Hollow Creations offers Tin Can Art from $35 to $295 while National Park Bookstore features Blue Ridge history guides with proceeds aiding park upkeep. The Potted Pear gleams with Christmas stock year round and Depot sells model railroading items. Mountaineer Jewelry showcases semi precious stones for custom pieces and lures day trippers from Baltimore and Washington. The Iron Horse Inn provides home style meals in a town where seasonal flux makes business unpredictable.
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Old Time Fudge and Hilltop House Shine in Harpers Ferry Tour
Aluminum pans overflow with candy at Old Time Fudge and Candy shop near Harpers Ferry, a popular stop on the town tour. Hilltop House, purchased in 1955 by Dixie D Kilham, sits atop Magazine Hill, hosting tourists, congressmen, and visitors. The grand hotel, famous for Woodrow Wilson and Mark Twain, offers renovations, river views, and a country restaurant menu featuring fried chicken, ham, and fish, with rooms often booked on weekends for a quiet retreat and scenic panorama of the Potomac Shenandoah junction.
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Hilltop House Gourmet Cooking School Planned Nearby
A gourmet cooking school called Hilltop House will open in the nearby seminar center, slated to begin early this fall. An open air wedding chapel will be built on the edge of Magazwe Hall, within twenty five miles of Frederck Harpers Ferry, a site framed for historic events.
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