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Historic Furnishings Report. Buildings 16 and 7, Roeder's House and White Hall Tavern. Harpers Ferry National Historical Park, West Virginia

C. A. Petravage

Harpers Ferry National Historical Park (originally called Harpers Ferry National Monument) was established by Congress in 1944 to be 'a public memorial commemorating historical events at or near Harpers Ferry' (Public Law 386). Although earliest efforts focused on restoring and interpreting buildings within the park to the 1859-65 period, the Interpretive Prospectus, approved in 1980, states that 'the period of historic restoration has been extended to encompass the entire nineteenth century. Building 16, Frederick Roeder's home and confectionery shop, thus directly addresses the Civil War theme of Harpers Ferry National Historical Park. Roeder's life and death gives interpreters a direct window onto events in Harpers Ferry during the war.

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Historic Furnishings Report. Buildings 16 and 7, Roeder's House and White Hall Tavern. Harpers Ferry National Historical Park, West Virginia

C. A. Petravage

Harpers Ferry National Historical Park (originally called Harpers Ferry National Monument) was established by Congress in 1944 to be 'a public memorial commemorating historical events at or near Harpers Ferry' (Public Law 386). Although earliest efforts focused on restoring and interpreting buildings within the park to the 1859-65 period, the Interpretive Prospectus, approved in 1980, states that 'the period of historic restoration has been extended to encompass the entire nineteenth century. Building 16, Frederick Roeder's home and confectionery shop, thus directly addresses the Civil War theme of Harpers Ferry National Historical Park. Roeder's life and death gives interpreters a direct window onto events in Harpers Ferry during the war.

Historic Furnishings Report. Buildings 16 and 7, Roeder's House and White Hall Tavern. Harpers Ferry National Historical Park, West Virginia

C. A. Petravage

Harpers Ferry National Historical Park (originally called Harpers Ferry National Monument) was established by Congress in 1944 to be 'a public memorial commemorating historical events at or near Harpers Ferry' (Public Law 386). Although earliest efforts focused on restoring and interpreting buildings within the park to the 1859-65 period, the Interpretive Prospectus, approved in 1980, states that 'the period of historic restoration has been extended to encompass the entire nineteenth century. Building 16, Frederick Roeder's home and confectionery shop, thus directly addresses the Civil War theme of Harpers Ferry National Historical Park. Roeder's life and death gives interpreters a direct window onto events in Harpers Ferry during the war.

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Titel:

Historic Furnishings Report. Buildings 16 and 7, Roeder's House and White Hall Tavern. Harpers Ferry National Historical Park, West Virginia

Beteiligte:

C. A. Petravage (Autor:in)

Erscheinungsdatum:

1995

Format / Umfang:

129 pages

Medientyp:

Report

Format:

Keine Angabe

Sprache:

Englisch

Schlagwörter:

Education, Law, & Humanities , Recreation , Historic preservation , Buildings , Renovating , Commercial buildings , Furniture , Interior decorating , National parks , Harpers Ferry National Historical Park

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