The John Brown Bell: The Journey of the Second-Most Important Bell in American History, from Harpers Ferry, West Virginia, to Marlborough, Massachusetts

Name/Title

The John Brown Bell: The Journey of the Second-Most Important Bell in American History, from Harpers Ferry, West Virginia, to Marlborough, Massachusetts

Entry/Object ID

ARC987

Scope and Content

"The John Brown Bell: The Journey of the Second-Most Important Bell in American History, from Harpers Ferry, West Virginia, to Marlborough, Massachusetts," by Joan Hartley Abshire, is a compilation of information gathered by the author about the John Brown Bell and adapted from a presentation given at the Marlborough Historical Society on February 26, 2008. Includes information about Eli Whitney and the cotton gin; John Brown; Harpers Ferry; the 13th Massachusetts Volunteers and the Civil War; the John A. Rawlins Post #43, Grand Army of the Republic; and the Bell Tower.

Acquisition

Accession

00

Source or Donor

Found in collection

Acquisition Method

Gift

Archive Details

Date(s) of Creation

Mar 12, 2008

Archive Size/Extent

27 pp. attached in spiral ring

Archive Notes

Date(s): 2008 March 12