Harpers Ferry to Open as National Park Tourist Site
National Park Service drives restoration at Harpers Ferry West Virginia, turning the ghost town into a permanent park with building preservation, trails and historic research. Centenary events in October will highlight John Brown raid and Civil War history drawing tourists and scholars.
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