Students enrolled in ENGL 469: Slavery and the Literary Imagination at Penn State Altoona visited Harpers Ferry, WV, on Saturday, April 13.
Pictured left to right: Kathryn Maille, Emera Gregor, Sandy Petrulionis, Levi Custer, Lucia-Mary Howard, and Abby Auerbeck.
Credit: Sandy Petrulionis
April 16, 2024
ALTOONA, Pa. — Students enrolled in ENGL 469: Slavery and the Literary Imagination at Penn State Altoona visited Harpers Ferry, WV, on Saturday, April 13.
The visit started at the Kennedy Farmhouse compound near Sharpsburg, MD, where abolitionist John Brown and his followers lived and prepared in the months prior to their raid on the federal arsenal at Harpers Ferry on October 16, 1859.
The course is taught by Sandy Petrulionis, Distinguished Professor of English and American studies.
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