Connections With The Luray Cave
Harris may have been one of the fifteen original men to have thoroughly explored the Luray Cave in 1825. An article that he wrote about the cave was printed in the Shenandoah Herald in 1825, and may have been the first to ever appear describing the site.
Read more about this topic: William A. Harris (Virginia)
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