Situated in Jefferson County, West Virginia, the town of Harpers Ferry is famous, or perhaps infamous, for John Brown’s raid on the armory in 1959. Robert Harper, an English colonist, was given 125 acres where the town now sits, upon which he established a ferry service which toted people across the Potomac. In 1763, the Virginia General Assembly established the town, which it named “Shenandoah Falls at Mr. Harper’s Ferry.”
Regular Blogs
Promotes the park by posting photographs of the national park and surrounding areas, as well as facts and informational posts about them.
https://buasbharpersferry.wordpress.com
Local real estate agent maintains this weblog wherein he writes about real estate as well as tax credits, and local history.
https://harpersferryrealestate.wordpress.com
An outdoor adventure company keeps readers apprised of their offers and also publish posts from customers, narrating their experiences with the company.
http://riverriders.blogspot.com/
A mountain climber offers his photographs, stories, and new as well as old routes here. He also chronicles his own climbs here.
http://harpersferryclimbing.blogspot.com/
