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Chambersburg

In the summer of 1859 Chambersburg served as a base of operations for abolitionist John Brown. His headquarters were at a local boarding house. Now known as the John Brown House, the building is at 225 E. King St.; phone (717) 264-1667 for schedule information.

Founding Fathers Park, on the historic site of Chambers Fort, has walkways and benches.

Visitor Centers

Chambersburg Heritage Center/Greater Chamber of Commerce 100 Lincoln Way E. Chambersburg, PA 17201. Phone:(717)264-7101

Self-guiding Tours

Brochures of walking and driving tours highlighting local historical sites are available at the chamber of commerce. Driving tour brochures are $1; walking tour brochures are free.

Things to Do

Chambersburg Heritage Center

The Old Jail

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