John Brown's Fort (armory enginehouse) with cupola, located on original site at armory
Harpers Ferry National Historical Park
John Brown's Fort (armory enginehouse) with cupola, located on originalsite at armory and armory grounds appears to have had flood damage. View shows side offort with three (3) doors with inscription over doors, in white paint, "John" (door)"Brown's" (door 2), "Fort." (door 3). Iron gate to armory yard in view with one of stonepost fallen down in separate blocks.
U.S. rifle works on Hall's Island, 1861-1865
Harpers Ferry National Historical Park
U.S. rifle works on Hall's Island, 1861-1865. View taken from Jefferson Rock area and shows the ruins of the nine buildings of the rifle factory. Also shows the canal of the Potomac Canal co., houses on Shenandoah St., in the distance and the Shenandoah River. This view is same as photograph number hf-37.
Armory grounds in ruins
Harpers Ferry National Historical Park
Armory grounds in ruins, view shows three buildings, foundations, large chimney, steam engine on tracks, houses along potomac street, and hillside wherehilltop (present house hotel is located.) Hillside in this view is barren of trees on top and no buildings. One side has paper border. see hf-1160.
Note, Halderman to Stubblefield regarding iron purchase for United States Armory, June 14 1816 [Recto]
Harpers Ferry National Historical Park; National Park Service
Account of iron sent to Harpers Ferry since January 1815 [Verso]
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Accounting document for Iron Manufacturer, 1815 and 1816 [Recto]
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Small glass plate of Shenandoah Street looking west, circa 1890
Harpers Ferry National Historical Park
Small glass plate of Shenandoah Street looking west, ca. 1890. View shows buildings 9, 10, 11, 12, 38 on right plus others in distance. Left shows buildings which were located on arsenal square. Other things distinguishable are: portionof the brick armory wall with portion of a pill advertisement.
Copy of letters from War Department to Samuel Annin for John Cook, April 23, 1802 to July 18, 1813 [Recto]
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1802-04-23
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Copy of letters from War Department to Samuel Annin for John Cook, April 23, 1802 to July 18, 1813 [Verso]
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1802-04-23
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Receipt for iron with notation of delivery error, 1810
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1810
Account of iron sent to sundries for the use of the United States Factory in Harpers Ferry, since June 3 1811 [Recto]
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1811-06-03
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Account of iron sent to sundries for the use of the United States Factory in Harpers Ferry, since June 3 1811 [Verso]
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1811-06-03
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Account of iron sent to sundries for the use of the United States Factory in Harpers Ferry, since June 3 1811
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1811-06-03
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Account of bar iron sent to Harpers Ferry for United States Gun Factory, from January 1813
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1813
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Account of bar iron sent to Harpers Ferry for United States Gun Factory, from January 1813
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1813
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Account of iron sent from sundry to Samuel Annin for the United States Gun Factory at Harpers Ferry, since April 1 1813
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1813-04-01
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Account of iron sent from sundry to Samuel Annin for the United States Gun Factory at Harpers Ferry, since April 1 1813
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1813-04-01
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Account of iron sent from sundry to Samuel Annin for the United States Gun Factory at Harpers Ferry, since April 1 1813
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1813-04-01
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