• Interior of the John Brown Fort

    Harpers Ferry

    National Historical Park WV,VA,MD

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Events Upcoming for May

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  • Harpers Ferry by Moonlight: A 19th Century Historic Tavern Meal, Music, & Stories

    Saturday, May 25, 2013

    Experience two different 19th century Tavern Exhibits. Hear stories of political unrest, social reforms, and labor disputes.  Enjoy a historic meal prepared over open fire, 19th century music, and the beauty of the town by full moonlight. More

    Time:
    7:30 PM to 9:30 PM
    Location:
    Lower Town Historic Taverns
    Fees:
    Park Entrance Fee: $10.00 per vehicle for 3 days or $5.00 per person on foot or bicycle applies when visiting the park between 8am & 4pm. This event requires pre-registration and a fee will be charged to cover the meal.

  • Defend and Protect: Arming America's Soldiers

    Saturday, May 25, 2013

    Special exhibits and programs highlight the Harpers Ferry Armory, technology, invention and how these weapons were used by soldiers for national defense and exploration. More

    Time:
    11:00 AM to 4:00 PM
    Location:
    Lower Town, Harpers Ferry
    Fees:
    Park Entrance Fee: $10.00 per vehicle for 3 days or $5.00 per person on foot or bicycle.

  • Defend and Protect: Arming America's Soldiers

    Sunday, May 26, 2013

    Special exhibits and programs highlight the Harpers Ferry Armory, technology, invention and how these weapons were used by soldiers for national defense and exploration. More

    Time:
    11:00 AM to 4:00 PM
    Location:
    Lower Town, Harpers Ferry
    Fees:
    Park Entrance Fee: $10.00 per vehicle for 3 days or $5.00 per person on foot or bicycle.
 

2013 Schedule of Events

Our current schedule of events is available for download here as a pdf document.
For more detailed information, please search the calendar widget above.

Park Special Events are made possible through the generous support of the Harpers Ferry Historical Association. Visit their website here www.harpersferryhistory.org

 

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Did You Know?

The present day view from Jefferson Rock is still breathtaking.

Thomas Jefferson visited Harpers Ferry in 1783 and wrote "The passage of the Patowmac through the Blue Ridge is perhaps one of the most stupendous scenes in Nature."