White Hall Tavern

• Pete Long
  
  
  (October 26, 2018, 1:00 pm)

  At the moment I entered the establishment, I was greeted by a sweet young lady (whether barmaid or publican, I did not ask) who we found to be very knowledgeable and personable. She proceeded to relate to us the events of John Brown’s raid and it’s affect on the community, as well as the period up to and after the war, and how her pub was often central to these events – as a simple escape from the turmoil over a shot of whiskey, provide for social gathering to debate such events, or even to conspire plans to aid in the advancement of one side or the other. Warning, be under no illusions that her charm and attraction means she is simple or meek – she can quickly quench a drunken brawl, as well as pummel the best in an aggressive game of checkers.

• Royce Raju Beena
  
  
  (May 8, 2018, 6:20 pm)

  Yet another adorably preserved historic tavern

• G Aquino
  
  
  (February 22, 2018, 6:58 pm)

  Those looking for a drink or two after a day of exploring Harpers Ferry might be disappointed to learn that this place is no longer what it used be. History buffs, on the other hand, will delight in learning about the place. Visitors can see what's inside but are barred by a wooden fence from entering. Stop by for pictures and read up on the history if you find yourself in the area.

• M Hall
  
  
  (June 6, 2017, 1:15 am)

  This building is currently set up as a museum type historical display .This building has been used as many things including a warehouse, tavern, and home. The White Hall Tavern was owned and operated by Frederick Roeder and served the local population, including many who were employed at the Armory across the street. Trivia fact: Frederick Roeder, a union sympathizer, was murdered by a Union soldier for sport.

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Lower Town, behind White Hall Tavern. Free with entrance fee. Location: Harpers Ferry National Historical Park Harpers Ferry National Historical Park 171 Shoreline Dr Harpers Ferry, WV 25425 (304) 535-6029 Share

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Contact: Melinda Day, 304-535-6063 On Saturday and Sunday October 24th and 25th from 11am to 4pm, park visitors are invited to join the Living History staff and volunteers for "Drink Your Apples: Roeder's Tavern Cider Making, 1860." Make cider at Roeder's White Hall Tavern on Potomac Street.

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Harpers Ferry, West Virginia The Harpers Ferry National Historical Park (304/535-6029, daily 8am-5pm, $10 by car, $5 on foot) is made up of 3,700 acres of parkland and the lower portion of the town of Harpers Ferry. It features more than 25 historic buildings along Shenandoah Street, High Street, and the Potomac Street areas.

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Learn the time-honored tradition of preserving harvest-time apples by making cider.

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Cider making, 1860 style | Food | fredericknewspost.com

Visitors will see the cider-making process at Roeder's White Hall Tavern on Potomac Street in Harpers Ferry. This tradition produced the most popular 19th-century beverage for man, woman and child.