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| The armies had several different uniforms, so sometimes it was difficult to identify who was the enemy. |
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| This is a replica of the Henry House. Mrs. Henry was a blind old lady that got killed here when the Union army fired a cannon at her house to kill the Confederates. Below is her gravestone. |
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| Statue of General Stonewall Jackson |
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| We spent a few hours touring the Harpers Ferry Battlefield. The Park provided free bus shuttle from the parking to two points of the battle. |
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| A model of the park in the welcome center. |
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| The first place was Bolivar Heights where the Confederates and the Union armies fought. |
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| One of the streets in old town Harper's Ferry with many building from the 1800's |
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| We had lunch at the Coffee Mill; good eats |
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| Henry stands in front of the Merriweather Lewis at Harper's Ferry building. It was closed. |
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| This stone marker is where the original armory building stood that John Brown captured, |
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| This nest was atop a foot bridge |
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| Overlooking the Shenandoah and Potomac Rivers |
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| This was a Dry Goods Store for items to buy |
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| We met our friend Laura Shaffer from IBC years ago in Indiana. |
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| These ugly windmills are all over the plains states. |
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| We saw a fireworks display in Kentucky---first one in years. |
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| Henry helped Stephen start to repair this spot on his house that was eaten by ants. They took out the rotted boards and swept out the mess before the rain started. Then they put a piece of plywood over it and Steve will have to finish it later. |
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| We met up with another family from IBC, Judy and Kent Gerber in North Carolina. Their grand daughter is the daughter of our flower girl, Tovah, back in 1983. Tera is now 13 and has five sisters. |
