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View of Harper's Ferry in 1859, showing the old wooden bridge of the Baltimore & Ohio R.R. over the Potomac River; It was also used for a wagon bridge; Here is where John Brown crossed from the Maryland side with his twenty-two men Sunday night October 16, 1859, when he made the attack on Harper's Ferry.click to zoom
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View of Harper's Ferry in 1859, showing the old wooden bridge of the Baltimore & Ohio R.R. over the Potomac River; It was also used for a wagon bridge; Here is where John Brown crossed from the Maryland side with his twenty-two men Sunday night October 16, 1859, when he made the attack on Harper's Ferry.

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View of Harper's Ferry in 1859, showing the old wooden bridge of the Baltimore & Ohio R.R. over the Potomac River; It was also used for a wagon bridge; Here is where John Brown crossed from the Maryland side with his twenty-two men Sunday night October 16, 1859, when he made the attack on Harper's Ferry.. 1859 (from title). The New York Public Library.
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