The Historic Furnishing Plan was developed by the National Park Service/Harpers Ferry Center in 1983. It serves as the guiding document for the restoration and furnishings of the rooms at Clara Barton National Historic Site.
Are you looking for "primary source" documents or photographs of Clara Barton? We have some resources in this web site which you may find helpful.
American Red Cross Visit the American Red Cross on-line museum. more...
Clara Barton's Birthplace Visit the Clara Barton Birthplace Museum's web site. more...
Did You Know?
Two circular stones are used in the milling process and are referred to as a run or a stand. The bottom stone, known as the bedstone, does not move. The top stone, known as the runner stone, can spin in upwards of 120 times per minute.