If you love history, it lives on at&nbsp;Harpers Ferry, which became a national historic park in 1963.


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Originally Published: <time datetime="2024-11-11 14:58:54">November 11, 2024 at 2:58 PM EST</time>

If you love history, it lives on at Harpers Ferry, which became a national historic park in 1963.{ai:summary}<p>Harpers Ferry, designated a national historic park in 1963, offers a rich historical experience for visitors. The site is noted for its significant role in American history. </p><p>#history</p>

Harpers Ferry: Where American history meets the great outdoors

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