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Christmas in a Juvenile Center, Harpers Ferry at Christmas 150 Years Ago, & Panther Sightings

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A look at Christmas for juvenile delinquents at the Rubenstein Center in Tucker County, what Christmas was like 150 years ago in Harpers Ferry, and our friends at Traveling 219 look back at a panther sighting in Marlinton on Christmas Eve 1955.

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