Jim C.
9/26/2020
Such an important part of American history. Well worth a visit to the grave site, the statue, the old farm house and barn. Nicely curated by the NY State Parks Dept, it's a quick visit... just...
John Brown's Farm
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2 John Brown Rd
Lake Placid, NY 12946
John Brown Farm State Historic Site is a significant landmark located in North Elba, New York, nestled in the beautiful Adirondack Mountains. This historic site is home to the farm and grave of abolitionist John Brown, known for his assault on the U.S. Arsenal at Harper's Ferry in 1859. Visitors can explore the simple farm where Brown lived and see his final resting place, as well as the small graveyard where some of his followers who fought and died at Harper's Ferry are buried.
With its rich historical significance and stunning natural surroundings, John Brown Farm State Historic Site offers a unique opportunity to delve into the life and legacy of John Brown and the abolitionist movement. From the farm to the graveyard, visitors can gain insight into the events that shaped American history and reflect on the impact of Brown's actions. Whether you're a history enthusiast or simply seeking a peaceful retreat in the mountains, this site is a must-visit destination.
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Wendy K.
5/30/2022
A must stop to learn more about a horrible time in America history and those giving their lives to make a difference.
Eric D.
10/19/2020
What an amazing man and some incredible history at this place. John Brown is one of the countries most influential people of all time and one of the most important abolitionist and civil rights...
Denny K.
10/29/2018
This was a bit of a surprise we discovered when scouting for places to visit near Lake Placid. This visitor center is neat and clean. The guide was informative but almost stoic, delivering a...
Richard D.
9/21/2022
Stopped by here for a quick visit while I was in town on September 15th. A great place to learn about one of the darkest chapters in American history. The site is easy to walk through with...
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