This category specifically lists sites devoted to John Brown, a famous abolitionist.
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- John Brown's Ghost Tells the story of the raid on the federal arsenal at Harper's Ferry, Virginia by discussing local feelings regarding the presence of a ghost in the town, including information on ghost tours.
- John Brown's Raid An article from The Confederate Military History.
- John Brown Information on the life of the abolitionist and reproduction of his speech before the court when on trial for treason.
- John Brown's Holy War About the film, special features, timeline, maps, people and events, and teacher's guide.
- Allies for Freedom A nonprofit publication and education site, includes online research essays, reviews, and photos.
- John Brown Vintage photograph and biographical information.
- John Brown and the Valley of the Shadow A comprehensive history of the raid, including a narrative summary, chronology, eyewitness accounts, newspaper reports, and other primary sources.
- On the Trail of John Brown: What Mary Brown Saw Booklet detailing the funeral cortege from Vergennes, Vermont to the family farm in North Elba, New York.
- John Brown Fort Photos and information on the structure in the national park.
- John Brown and His Friends Franklin Sanborn describes the formation of a secret committee of abolitionists which raised funds for John Brown's Virginia venture. The Atlantic Monthly, July 1872, Volume 30, No. 177, pages 500-61.
- Three Interviews with Old John Brown Interviews conducted between 1856 and 1859 with Brown in Lawrence, Kansas. The Atlantic Monthly, December 1879, Volume 44, No. 266, pages 738-744.
- John Brown In depth biography with links.