A beautiful spot for a great man and cause. we were unable to tour the house and grounds but will... read more
A beautiful spot for a great man and cause. we were unable to tour the house and grounds but will surely return.
A beautiful spot for a great man and cause. we were unable to tour the house and grounds but will... read more
Surrounded by refreshing views of the mountains, this location provides a place of peace and... read more
About John Brown Farm State Historic Site
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A beautiful spot for a great man and cause. we were unable to tour the house and grounds but will surely return.
Surrounded by refreshing views of the mountains, this location provides a place of peace and contentment like few others! The site includes a small cemetery, a pond, a red barn, and the original home of John Brown. Many folks don’t realize that this historic figure...More
Nice walking trails and easy to navigate with older people and/ or children. There are signs/ tours for the main buildings.
We thought this would be better if the Old Farmhouse and Barn were open. It's was an interesting piece of Civil War History anyway. John Brown was a Abolitionist who got hung for his efforts!
This is the burial site of John Brown's body as well as the farm where he and his family lived during the time before and after the Civil War.
A wonderful place to visit. Very historic, well worth going to see. Loved touring the historic site. There is a lot about American and Canadian history about the underground railway.
apart from the song, John Brown's body, I knew nothing about John Brown himself. My visit was very enlightening and I now have an understanding of John Brown, a hero for the free world. The grounds are very small and don't have much parking, but...More
Have been coming up to the area for years and have never stopped here. It was easy to get to. Was a short visit but very informative. The grounds are nice. 2.00 to go in the house. Glad we stopped to see it.
This was a small historic site but still neat to see. It's pretty scenery. You do learn about John Brown and for $2 it's something neat to do. You can spend 30 minutes here or 2 hours...I stayed for about 1 hour. It's worth a...More
If you are interested in history, you may have hear of John Brown. He was an abolitionist that made a raid of an arsenal at Harper's Ferry. He was captured and hung. This is his farm. He, and his fellow raiders, are buried there. In...More