How to Shop in Harpers Ferry, West Virginia

Harpers Ferry, West Virginia, is filled with beautiful scenery and rich history. Few people know that Harpers Ferry was the starting point for the Lewis and Clarke expedition as well as home to the first academic college--Storer College--that gave freed slaves the opportunity of higher education. Today Harpers Ferry is a charming little town that is bustling with tourism activities, including tours, museums and shopping.

Instructions

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      Plan your shopping trip. If this will be your first visit to Harpers Ferry, contact the Jefferson County Convention & Visitors Bureau for a free visitor's brochure and to find out if there will be any special events happening at the time of your trip.

      Jefferson County CVB
      37 Washington Court
      Harpers Ferry, WV 25425
      http://www.hello-wv.com/index.php
      (304) 535.2627 or (866) HELLO.WV

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      Start your shopping experience on High Street. High Street is home to at least a dozen specialty shops in historic buildings. Hodge Podge offers a wide array of items including antique glassware and Civil War replicas. The Vintage Lady sells hand-crafted pins and pottery including one-of-a-kind high-fired stoneware made West Virginia artists.

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      Stop at Aunt Irene's Sweets and Treats and grab some delicious handmade fudge or a cinnamon roll when you're ready for a break.

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      Visit Olde Tyme Photography located on Potomac Street and have an antique-style portrait taken to remember your trip to Harpers Ferry. Olde Tyme Photography offers over 100 costumes in which you can pose.

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      End your evening by visiting the "O' Be JoyFull" center and participating in their nightly ghost tours of Harpers Ferry. Harpers Ferry is considered to be one of the most haunted towns in West Virginia.

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