Visit to historic Harpers Ferry. Most known for John Brown's raid on the US Armory. The town also has much Civil War history and many old building from it's time as a booming industrial center. / va_travels / vatravels
You don't let icy stone steps or snow covered pathways stop you. There was a lot to see at Harper's Ferry and you covered it all. Very informative. Thanks! Always love the drone shots.
My family Generations are very spread apart starting back in 1793. Enoch Poland married Mary Harper have no idea. He probably lived in Shepherdstown which is very close the Confederates entered the house at the the Poland family was living in. So there are 50 years bands between the generations up to my mother. So Robert Harper would be my great-great-grandfather.
You mentioned sites that were perpendicular to get into - can you explain what area that is? We were looking at 30 amp sites 96 97 98 (that row) as all the new sites were booked, - but they also had a 50 amp site 36 open. 36 is at a weird angle - so would like your perspective. We have a 35' fifth wheel. Thx for the video!
Very nice tour around. Thanks for sharing. It's a long drive from where i live in IN. but my mom wants to go up that area and drive Blueridge sections for my dad who passed away a year ago and Shenandoah Valley was one of the places we all never got to do a vacation to but had talked about.
