Retired CIA photographer authorizes Harpers Ferry essay
Retired CIA agent James Q. Reber publishes a photo essay on Harpers Ferry with narrative by James V. Murfin. The book, priced at $10.95 hardback and $5.95 paperback, portrays the town and its surroundings through black and white and color images, highlighting restoration by the National Park Service and local residents.
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CIA
Harpers Ferry
West Virginia
National Park Service
Reber Photo Publications
James Q. Reber
James V. Murfin
Reber
America
Dear Abby letters and a photographer’s retirement tale
A collection of Dear Abby exchanges covers grammar goals vs effort, landlord privacy, and office salutations with humorous asterisks. The piece shifts to James Q. Reber, a retired CIA veteran turned photographer, highlighting POTOMAC PORTRAIT and HARPERS FERRY works, his river scenes, and his fresh retirement and artistic fulfillment.
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Abby
Joe
James Reber
University of Chicago
Midwest
Department of State
Central Intelligence Agency
Chevy Chase
Potomac
Reber
Harpers Ferry
Rebel
James Q. Reber
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