Doctor Booth Kennedy

[LJMYERS]

They say this is where it all started. At the Doctor Booth Kennedy Farm at Harper's Ferry now called Trump's Ferry. When I see this I think Tylenol. Just can't help it. No one at Harper's Ferry now called Trump's Ferry likes to talk about Doctor Booth Kennedy and his farm.

 

[5fish]

Doctor Booth Kennedy Farm at Harper's Ferry

Kennedy Farmhouse - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

History - The Kennedy Farmhouse

On July 3, 1859, infamous abolitionist John Brown, sons, Owen and Oliver and Brown’s trusty Lieutenant, Jeremiah Anderson arrived by train at Sandy Hook, Maryland.–a small village about one mile beyond Harpers Ferry on the Maryland side of the Potomac … Continue reading →

johnbrown.org

 

[LJMYERS]

The full name is Doctor Booth Kennedy. They have dropped the Doctor and Booth over the years. The sign Kennedy Farm came down several years ago. President Trump has new signs are going up. I still can't stop thinking about Tylenol. The old riverboat guy Mark Twain said if you can say it in one sentence, it must be true. Doctor Booth Kennedy told John Brown's wife not to take Tylenol. I just need someone to prove me wrong. For sure History's time and space smooths out from October 16 1859 to September 26 2025 if the sentence is true.

 

[LJMYERS]

I think the middle guy is Tesla who is a friend of Elon Musk who is/was a friend of Donald Trump who follows a Kennedy about Tylenol. Not sure who the guy on the right is. Someone said his family built the Fat Man Bomb for FDR.

 

[5fish]

The full name is Doctor Booth Kennedy

The Third person is Westinghouse...

 

[LJMYERS]

Of the Turtle Creek families?

 

[5fish]

What about this Ohio Valley farm...

The Monday After — Trip to freedom stopped here

A new play explores the life of Jacob Gaskins, a freed slave whose Plain Township farm was a stop on the Underground Railroad in the early 1800s.

www.cantonrep.com

 

[LJMYERS]

First railroad was the B&O out of Baltimore to the Ohio River around the 1830s or so. The old B&O building in Baltimore is now the Issac Myers Frederick Douglass museum.