order John Brown Photo Chronology at
Pan African City Alive!     
408-830-9427



Descendants of John Brown keep the faith.  
See Brown family research and discovery on
Alice Mecoy's blog,
John Brown Kin








Jared Frederick of PSU Altoona's blog

Kirke Mechem's aria "Dear
Husband" (Harriet Newby)
performed in Fauquier
County Virginia on
August 8, 2009.    

program in pdf
Allies for Freedom is John Brown research and publications

Louis A. DeCaro, Jr.  has a
new
book of essays in
honor of the
sesquicentennial of the
Harper's Ferry raid
(1859 - 2009)

Lou DeCaro's John Brown
Blog

Music of “Sword of the Spirit”
All material written and performed by
Greg Artzner and Terry Leonino.

Magpie Music
Tom Calarco's new
biographical dictionary
has an excellent entry
about John Brown --
recommended for research
West Virginia State Archives comprehensive
online exhibit and history of
John Brown

John Brown in Washington County, Maryland    
         (June - Oct. 1859)                       
online

ISBN 978-0-9773638-7-2

Libraries, bookstores, may order from
Baker & Taylor

also available for order on
Amazon.com  
David Ruggles Center for Early
Florence History & Underground
Railroad Studies

Symposium April 16 - 18, 2010

now published
Photo Chronology Exhibition at the National
Archives and Records Administration at  
Philadelphia, 920 Market Street,
November, 2009 through April 15, 2010.

try the Philadelphia
John Brown cell phone tour!
Gilder Lehrman Institute
online John Brown exhibition
 Harpers Ferry National Park Bookshop

      very special price
      order by phone
      with your credit card
       304-535-6881             


    
Reflections on the Sesquicentennial of John Brown’s Raid

Renew.  Friends.
To hear the Magpie sing.
Mingling soil, hope conquers death
at Shenandoah Crossing.


Jean Libby
October – December 2009
John Brown Photo Chronology
by Jean Libby

Allies for Freedom, publishers


  Conference July 28-31, 2010
    UGRR on the Western Frontier   
                         
link   




New and True!

by  Bob O'Connor

covers link to books

 by Deborah A. Lee
                           Save the John Brown Farm!!
in danger of closing by the New York Parks & Recreation

read the letter by Roy Innes of the Congress of Racial Equality, shown here at the Farm graves
You can help in this effort.      Write to Tunisha W. Walker, executive director
                                                                     Conference of Black Senators
                                                                     LOB 843A, Albany NY 12247
                                                                     twalker@senate.state.NY.US                        
Don't close the John Brown Farm.  It belongs to everyone!!!!!

     coming to Topeka
                      in April 2010

Kansas State Historical Society
research gallery