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Tours
David Fox, who conducted the Philadelphia Chapter's
tour two years ago, led several groups to Meriwether Lewis sites
around the Park on Saturday.
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Exhibits
Dillon Muhly Alexander didn't let the rainy Saturday
morning stop him from admiring the replica of Lewis's iron frame
boat on display.
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Music
Ginger and David Hildebrand played several instruments
as they sang music from the age of Meriwether Lewis.
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Demonstrations
Blacksmith Bill Keeler showed the tools and techniques
of hand forging as he made a pipe tomahawk.
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New Permanent Exhibit
Dedication of the park's new exhibit with music
by the Turtle Island Band, preparing for the ribbon-cutting by
the Governor of West Virginia, a descendent of the Lewis family,
the Superintendent of the Park, and Gary Moulton, flanked by Thomas
Jefferson and Meriwether Lewis.
Those who visited two years ago will remember seeing
the empty building which now houses the exhibit.
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Inside the new permanent exhibit
Frank Muhly and Marion Rowen discuss the new exhibits,
such as the one in the photo to the right.
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Panel Discussion
Todd Bolton introduced the panel gathered to discuss
the role of Harpers Ferry in the Lewis and Clark Expedition.
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The panel, with writer Barbara Fifer, actor Bill
Barker, archeologist Ken Karsmizki, historians James Holmberg,
Daniel Thorp, and Merritt Roe Smith, and Gary Moulton, share many
points of view on aspects of the connection.
Click here for
more information about program participants.
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Changeable Weather
After the sun and warm weather on Saturday afternoon,
Sunday morning brought a surprise.
More photos are displayed on the Harpers
Ferry website.
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