John Brown Come Alive in Kennedy Farm Documentary
A PBS American Experience crew filmed at the Kennedy Farm near Sandy Hook West Virginia to tell John Brown's 1859 Harpers Ferry raid story. Actors depict mid 19th century life while historians frame the doomed uprising and its role in igniting the Civil War.
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Kennedy Farm
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Potomac River
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Harpers Ferry
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Judy Brown
Sprige Lynn
South Lynn
Harald Keshishian
Kennedy Farmhouse
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Robert Kenner
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National Geographic
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Kenner
Elming
Sarah Clemens
Keedysville
Annie Brown
Sherry Porter
Baltimore
Martha
Annie
Pat James
Sharpsburg
Hollywood
Steve Hanson
Elliott City
Harpers Perry
Charles Town
Jefferson County
Lake Elba
Lake Pacid
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New York
Kansas
Lynn
South Lymn
Sprigg
South Jn
Department of Interior
Maryland
Lynns
Germantown
Washington County
Kennedy Farmhouse Film Site Showcases 1850s John Brown Era
Filming at the Kennedy farmhouse in Washington County highlights 1850s John Brown era life. The Lyons, owners since 1986, restored the house to 1859 appearance from drawings and period photos. The privately owned National Historic Landmark features lifelike mannequins and a kitchen replica, with limited weekend open hours May through November.
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New Jersey
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Kennedy Farm
Anne Brown
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Lynns
Maryland
Sprig Lynn
Sprig¢ Lyne
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Kennedy Farmhouse
Harper's Ferry
W. Va
Erich Roland
Robert Kenner
Johm Brown
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