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Fine dining restaurant in or near Harper’s Ferry?

This is going to be a long shot because I don’t have much detail. In 2019 a few months before COVID I visited Harper’s Ferry with my then girlfriend. We went to this fancy restaurant that I’m pretty sure was in Harper’s Ferry, it was somewhat small with not many tables and it you walked up stairs to get to the entrance, it was in like an old building that I also think had lodging accommodations. It was fine dining because I remember getting somewhat dressed up to go there. Of course I don’t remember the name. I’m pretty sure it was in Harper’s Ferry or near it, it wasn’t in Shepherdstown or Charles Town I’m pretty sure of that.

I’m racking my brain trying to figure out what this place was because I’m planning to visit Harper’s Ferry again, all my searches on the internet have produced nothing so maybe the place doesn’t exist anymore or I’m just losing my mind and this place wasn’t in Harper’s Ferry at all.

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u/Breakker1 — 5 days ago

Police and Task force presence

Anyone know what’s going on? Camping around Harper’s Ferry has a huge police presence and people getting frisked. Thanks for the insight - Google searches come up empty.

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u/tsgarv — 4 days ago
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Getting my bike onto the Amtrak Floridian at Harper"s Ferry station?

Hi! I'm planning on riding the GAP/C&O from Pittsburgh back to my home in Maryland. Haper's Ferry is close to home and would be an easy place to get on the Floridian train to Pittsburgh.

Has anyone used the Harper's Ferry station to do this? If so, any hints or tricks to it?

Thanks!

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u/eleanor_konik — 7 days ago
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Tips for activities to do in harpers ferry as a single person?

Hello! I have been dying to come check out harpers ferry . Just looking for some tips to get the most out of my trip as i will likely be making the trip by myself.

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u/Gtrizz98 — 8 days ago

Note the brownness of Lower Bolivar Heights

This just in from HFNHP via the Trail & Town Alliance of Harpers Ferry and Bolivar:

The next herbicide application for the Grasslands Initiative Project (details below, from original message) will be tomorrow, June 23.
***Trails at Lower Bolivar Heights and Nash Farm will be closed June 23 and June 24.***

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Harpers Ferry National Historical Park will be participating in the National Park Service's (NPS) Eastern Grasslands Initiative this year.

• Starting in May and continuing into September, a cooperator will conduct up to three NPS-approved herbicide applications on those grasslands. Trails in those project areas will be closed for up to 8 hours during operations.

• Site preparations this year will allow for reseeding of the grassland areas next year.

• The project will have long-term benefits: more diverse, healthier native grassland plant species that better support wildlife, including pollinators and ground nesting birds.

u/BaPa2AJ — 13 days ago