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Things to Do near Us in Gettysburg, PA

The Gaslight Inn, centrally located in Gettysburg’s historic district, is one block from Lincoln Square (the center of town) and is within easy reach of attractions and activities including the battlefields, dining, museums and shops. In addition to the town’s rich history, the area offers outstanding scenic beauty, entertainment and recreation.

Whether visiting for a weekend or an extended vacation experience, we’d love to help you plan the perfect trip. In this section, you’ll find some of our recommendations for you to enjoy during your stay.

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Events in Gettysburg

No matter the time of year, there is always a lot happening in Gettysburg. From celebrating our rich heritage to the start of the apple season, there isn’t a month that goes by that we’re not coming together to commemorate something. While visiting Gettysburg and staying at The Gaslight Inn, you won’t want to miss these annual traditions.

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SPRING

IRISH AT GETTYSBURG – MARCH
An Inns of the Gettysburg Area Event
General Hancock will lead us on a battlefield walk following the path of the Irish Brigade at the Battle of Gettysburg at 1 PM. Join us for dinner at the Dobbin House at 6:30 PM followed by a presentation by the General and associates. Entree choices: Salmon, Hunter-style Chicken or Prime Rib. $55 for adults; $40 for children ages 10 and under. Tickets for this event are $55/person. Please call the Inn at 717-337-9100 if you are interested in participating in this fun evening. For more information, visit the Inns of the Gettysburg Area website.

LINCOLN COMES TO TOWN – APRIL
An Inns of the Gettysburg Area Event
Meet at the National Cemetery at 1 PM for a walk with a Licensed Battlefield Guide as he tells the story of how the cemetery came to be and the visit paid by President Lincoln on November 19, 1863 when he delivered one of the most famous speeches in American history. At 6:30 pm we will meet at the Dobbin House for dinner with the President (Lincoln) himself, followed by reminiscences from the President. Tickets for this event are $55 for adults; $40 for children ages 10 and under. Entree choices; Prime Rib, Hunter style chicken or Salmon. Please call the Inn at 717-337-9100 if you are interested to participate in this fun event. For more information visit the Inns of the Gettysburg Area website.

GETTYSBURG BLUEGRASS FESTIVAL – MAY
The Gettysburg Bluegrass Festival is an internationally-acclaimed multi-day music festival held every May and August at Granite Hill Camping Resort.

SPRING OUTDOOR ANTIQUE SHOW – MAY
Sprawling out from Gettysburg’s historic Lincoln Square, this antique event is billed as a “buyers and sellers” paradise with more than 120 antique dealers and collectors from the North and South with high quality antiques and collectibles.

SUMMER

ONE HUNDRED NIGHTS OF TAPS
The notes of Taps will fill the air in Gettysburg every evening this summer as the famous 24-note call is sounded in honor of those who have served our nation. The Lincoln Fellowship of Pennsylvania, in partnership with Gettysburg National Military Park and Taps for Veterans, invite the public to attend One Hundred Nights of Taps between Memorial Day and Labor Day at the Soldiers’ National Monument in the Gettysburg National Cemetery.

RE-ENACTMENT OF THE BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG- JULY
Let the history books come alive with the re-enactment of the Battle of Gettysburg. You can see battle reenactments, field demonstrations, a large living history village, living history activity tents, guest speakers, and an extensive Sutler area. Thousands of re-enactors from across the nation and around the world will be staging the battle reenactments for this very special reenactment.

GETTYSBURG BLUEGRASS FESTIVAL – AUGUST
The Gettysburg Bluegrass Festival is an internationally-acclaimed multi-day music festival held every May and August at Granite Hill Camping Resort. The festival typically presents as many as two dozen different traditional and contemporary bluegrass artists during the course of the four-day event. Visit the official website for tickets and schedule of events:

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FALL OUTDOOR ANTIQUE SHOW – SEPTEMBER
Sprawling out from Gettysburg’s historic Lincoln Square, this antique event is billed as a “buyers and sellers” paradise with more than 120 antique dealers and collectors from the North and South with high-quality antiques and collectibles.

APPLE HARVEST FESTIVAL – OCTOBER
The National Apple Harvest Festival, which is held during the first two weekends in October, has been celebrating beautiful crafts, great music and wonderful food for forty-nine years. The festival has something for everyone with hundreds of arts and crafts dealers, demonstrations, contests, food stands, and entertainment.

CHAMBERLAIN AT GETTYSBURG – NOVEMBER
Sponsored by the Inns of the Gettysburg Area, spend the weekend getting to know Joshua Chamberlain of the 20th Maine, who saved the left flank of the Union line during the battle of Gettysburg with his famous bayonet charge.

DEDICATION DAY – NOVEMBER
Anniversary of the Gettysburg Address featuring prominent speakers, annual recitation of the Gettysburg Address, and candidates taking the Oath of Citizenship. Sponsored by the Lincoln Fellowship of Pennsylvania, Gettysburg College, Gettysburg National Military Park and the Gettysburg Foundation.

REMEMBRANCE DAY PARADE AND CEREMONIES – NOVEMBER
Remembrance Day is an annual event held in conjunction with the Gettysburg Address anniversary. A parade of Civil War living history groups begins at 1:00 p.m. and ends at the National Park.

WINTER

GETTYSBURG FIRST FRIDAYS
Join local merchants for an evening of fun in downtown Gettysburg! Businesses displaying “first Friday flags” allow guests to take advantage of specials for the event.

ANNUAL HOLIDAY HOUSE TOUR AND TASTING – DECEMBER
An Inns of the Gettysburg Area Event
Join us for our annual festive tour of Gettysburg area historic homes, inns and properties beautifully decorated for the holiday season. This is truly a special opportunity to tour historic homes in the Gettysburg area, enjoy festive music, taste specialty dishes prepared by the inns and enjoy local wines too. Complimentary tickets are available to anyone staying at The Gaslight Inn.

2022 GETTYSBURG CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL – DECEMBER
Kick off the holiday season with food, entertainment, art and fun for the entire family.

PUTTING ON THE GENERAL; DRESSING THE LADY – JANUARY
Veteran re-enactors, Patrick and Joanne Dunigan will entertain and educate us at a luncheon at the Dobbin House at noon. For anyone who has considered becoming a re-enactor, this is a not-to-be-missed event. In the evening we will join the Civil War Dance group at the Fairfield Town Hall for an informal evening of Civil War dance. A luncheon buffet will be served.

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A Gettysburg Itinerary

It’s been said that Gettysburg is the most famous small town in America, but to us it’s home. As residents, we are fortunate because it’s such a great place to live but also there is so much to do and explore! But, if you’re joining us for a weekend and looking for what we call “the essential Gettysburg experience,” we’ve put together a handy sample itinerary for you to have as your guide.

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DAY ONE: AFTERNOON

  • 3:00pm – Check-in at The Gaslight Inn
  • 3:30pm – Head over to the Gettysburg National Military Park Visitor Center to see a 20-minute film, the Cyclorama Presentation, and visit the Artifact Museum (approximately 3 hours)
  • 6:30pm – Return to the Inn for a glass of wine or homemade iced tea and a freshly baked cookie
  • 7:45pm – Enjoy a delicious dinner at the Dobbin House

DAY TWO: MORNING

  • 9:00am – Start your day with a three-course breakfast at the Inn
  • 9:30am – Take 3-hour tour with a Gettysburg Licensed Battlefield Guide

DAY TWO: AFTERNOON

DAY TWO: EVENING

DAY THREE: MORNING

  • 9:00am – Start your day with a three-course breakfast at the Inn
  • 10:30am – Checkout of the Inn
  • 11:00am – Take a quiet drive through the Battlefield before leaving Gettysburg
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Dining

GETTYSBURG AND THE SURROUNDING AREA

You’ll find a wide variety of dining options in the Gettysburg area and surrounding regions. There’s something for every taste and budget.

To help you find the perfect place, we’ve put together a list of our favorites and organized them in a way to be most helpful to you. If you have a question, please don’t hesitate to ask – or if there’s a restaurant you’ve seen around town that’s not on our list, we’d be happy to share our experience with you.

Please visit the establishment’s website or call for most recent hours of operation

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CASUAL

PUBS

FINE

OTHER

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Theater & Music

A nice selection of local musicians and variety of live performances can be found in Adams County on almost any given night of the week. If you’re looking to get out your dancing shoes, go to the opera, see a play, or hear a songwriter play an acoustic guitar, you’ll be sure to find whatever you fancy at one of these great Gettysburg spots.

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THE ADAMS COUNTY WINERY

On Saturdays in July and August from 2:00 – 5:00 p.m. guests can enjoy a free summer concert at the winery’s pavilion and picnic area. Each week has a great theme and a great band, plus food, wine, wine slushies, games, contests and more. Concerts are held rain or shine and are family and pet friendly.

GARRYOWEN IRISH PUB

If you’re looking for a place that reminds you of your last trip to Dublin, look no further than the Garryowen Irish Pub. Each weekend, you’ll be able to enjoy a pint or a whiskey (not to mention some great food) while listening to the music of some very talented live bands. Check out who is playing while you’re in Gettysburg.

BATTLEFIELD BREW WORDS & DISTILLERY

Located just outside of the downtown area, the Battlefield Brew Works & Distillery regularly features live music. Check out their Facebook page for an upcoming event calendar.

RIC LUHRS PERFORMING ARTS CENTER

The H. Ric Luhrs Performing Arts Center at Shippensburg University strives to be the center of a myriad of programs and cultural events. Here, you can attend full-scale Broadway performances, see well-known musical groups and symphonies, dance troupes and internationally-known speakers. Read more about upcoming events and ticket information

MUSIC, GETTYSBURG!

Music, Gettysburg! is a premier concert series featuring international, regional and local musical artists for the greater south-central Pennsylvania region. Concerts are free and open to the public and take place in the Chapel of the Lutheran Theological Seminary at Gettysburg located at 147 Seminary Ridge, Gettysburg.

MAJESTIC THEATER

Eighty years ago, the doors of the Majestic Theater opened for the first time, welcoming audiences to the largest vaudeville and silent movie theater in south-central Pennsylvania. Today, you can catch a movie, grab a bite to eat, or see a live performance from regional and national talent on this historic stage. For ticket and event information, visit their website.

TOTEM POLE PLAYHOUSE

Nestled in the scenic mountains of Caledonia State Park just outside of historic Gettysburg is Pennsylvania’s premier professional summer theater. For more than 60 years, Totem Pole Playhouse has brought the best of American theater to audiences from all over the country. The Playhouse boasts a selection of live, theatrical performances as well as a special selection of shows and events. This is a great place to spend a summer evening. Check their calendar for events, tickets and times.

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Museums & History

By day, Gettysburg offers visitors the chance to further understand the courage and hardships of the soldiers at our many Civil War related museums, on the Battlefield, or by stepping back in time with a tour of an authentic Civil War house tour.

ADAMS COUNTY COURTHOUSE

Located in historic Gettysburg, the Adams County Courthouse is over 125 years old and reflects the rich heritage of the town and battlefield.

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GETTYSBURG SEMINARY RIDGE MUSEUM

The Gettysburg Seminary Ridge Museum opened July 1, 2013 – 150 years to the day after the Battle of Gettysburg began– and features 20,000 square feet of interactive exhibit galleries and educational programming to interpret three major areas of emphasis—none of which are the focus of any other museum in Gettysburg:

  1. The pivotal first day of the Battle of Gettysburg on Seminary Ridge
  2. The care of the wounded and human suffering within Schmucker Hall during its use as a Civil War field hospital
  3. The moral, civic, and spiritual debates of the Civil War era

EISENHOWER NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE

Home and farm of General Dwight D. Eisenhower, 34th President and his wife, Mamie. Guided tours of the farm, grounds and house, exhibits, Eisenhower video, and bookstore.

GENERAL LEE’S HEADQUARTERS

The Gettysburg Headquarters of General Lee and his staff housing one of the finest private Civil War collections in Gettysburg. Groups and individuals welcome!

GETTYSBURG NATIONAL MILITARY PARK VISITOR CENTER

There are as many ways to explore the battlefield as there are interests of the visitors who come to the Visitor Center. The battlefield can be visited by car, bus, or a guided tour, the National Park Service self-guided walking tours, join the crowd of a park ranger led tour, or enjoy touring the 40 miles of battlefield roads by bicycle or galloping across the 5,700 acres of field by horseback.

GETTYSBURG BLACK HISTORY MUSEUM

As early as the late 1700’s Africans were brought to Gettysburg as slave labor. In the course of time others would arrive as free men. It is not widely known that while much of the nation lay in the grip of slavery, approximately 180 African Americans living a mere ten miles north of the Mason-Dixon Line lived as free men and women in Gettysburg. Find out more about their story at the Gettysburg Black History Museum.

RE-ENACTMENT INFORMATION

A yearly tradition, this year join us for the Gettysburg Civil War Battle Reenactment, the single largest and one of the most pivotal military engagements ever fought on American soil. The event takes place in July and coincides with the Battle of Gettysburg. This is an all-day, family event where dusty old history books will come alive

JENNIE WADE HOUSE MUSEUM

Mary Virginia Wade, better known as Jennie Wade, was the only civilian killed during the American Civil War Battle of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania on July 3, 1863 while baking bread for Union soldiers. The house of Jennie Wade is displayed with some original items and is one of three of the same type of house in Gettysburg

LINCOLN TRAIN MUSEUM

This museum highlights President Lincoln’s visit to Gettysburg from Washington D.C. and features over 1,000 model trains from many countries, dioramas and more.

SHRIVER HOUSE

Meticulously restored to its 1860s appearance, visitors today are able to visualize what life was like back in mid-1800, south-central Pennsylvania and gain a better understanding of how the battle affected the 2400 citizens who called Gettysburg “home.” The home of George and Hettie Shriver tells the story of what life was like for everyday citizens of our historic town during a time of great conflict and unrest.

WILLS HOUSE

In July 1863, the American Civil War came to Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. Four months later, President Abraham Lincoln followed to honor the fallen. The Wills House is where he stayed during that historic visit. The museum illustrates life with the Wills family as the Battle of Gettysburg threatened their home and how a simple invitation from David Wills resulted in the most famous speech in American history—the Gettysburg Address.

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Outdoor Activities

Feel like getting out and stretching your legs a bit? Gettysburg and Adams County, Pennsylvania offer an abundance of outdoor activities that everyone is sure to enjoy. Whether you are an avid golfer, love to bike or take a hike, you’ll find something fun to do.

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GOLF COURSES

LINKS AT GETTYSBURG

The golf at the Links at Gettysburg is truly spectacular, with water on almost every hole, elevated tee shots to greens fronting red rock cliffs; blind doglegs and undulating greens making the putting difficult even after you’ve managed to escape the hazards. Striving to shoot par at The Links is a supreme challenge and a rewarding experience every golfer should have.

CEDAR RIDGE GOLF COURSE

The 18-hole “Cedar Ridge’” course at the Cedar Ridge Golf Course facility in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania features 6,132 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72. The course rating is 68.9 and it has a slope rating of 119. Designed by Weaver Family, the Cedar Ridge golf course opened in 1987.

Other Local Golf Courses include Carroll Valley, The Bridges, and Quail Valley.

BIKING

GETTYSBIKE

Let Gettysbike Tours take you on a cycling journey across the beautiful, historic Gettysburg Battlefield. Team up with a licensed guide and let them lead the way while they share their expert knowledge of the Battle of Gettysburg. You can use one of their bikes on the tour or bring your own, or you can simply rent their bikes to explore on your own.

HORSEBACK RIDING

NATIONAL RIDING STABLES

Ride into history on a horseback tour of the Gettysburg National Military Park. The National Riding Stable offers two-hour guided tours describing the three-day battle history along the trails of the Park. Also available are one-hour tours to the second and third day battle locations as well as a private tour with licensed guide option.

HICKORY HOLLOW FARM

From March through November, Hickory Hollow Farm offers family-run horseback and trail rides through the Gettysburg Battlefield. Tours include a licensed battlefield guide who will ride along and describe the battle as well as answer questions.

HIKING: NATIONAL AND STATE PARKS

MICHAUX STATE FOREST

Great hiking awaits you at Michaux State Forest. The park encompasses more than 85,000 acres in the South Mountain area of Cumberland, Franklin and Adams counties. Considered Pennsylvania’s “cradle of forestry,” Michaux is the site of first forestry school, Mont Alto.

APPALACHIAN TRAIL

The Appalachian National Scenic Trail is a 2,174-mile footpath along the ridgecrests and across the major valleys of the Appalachian Mountains from Katahdin in Maine to Springer Mountain in northern Georgia.

CALEDONIA STATE PARK

Located in both Adams and Franklin counties, midway between Chambersburg and Gettysburg on US 30. Caledonia is in the northernmost section of the Blue Ridge Mountains known locally as South Mountain.

STRAWBERRY HILL NATURE PRESERVE

Located in south-central Pennsylvania (Adams County), Strawberry Hill Nature Preserve and Environmental Center is a non-profit education and conservation organization located on 609 acres in the beautiful foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains.

The 609-acre preserve contains diverse habitats, including wet and dry woodlands, three ponds, two mountain streams, and much more. Ten miles of trails meander through the property and lead to unique rock formations, scenic vistas, and secret glades.

Hikers, walkers, families, school children, teachers, photographers, birders, butterfly-chasers, and nature lovers are always welcome.

MONT ALTO STATE PARK

Local mountain roads offer interesting short hikes and a flora that attracts a diversity of wildlife, especially woodland birds. Mont Alto State Park can be reached from Caledonia State Park.

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Wine & Gourmet

Why not soak up the sun while sipping a glass of Pennsylvania wine or enjoy a delicious foodie tour? Gettysburg and Adams County have several great wine and gourmet tours for you to enjoy.

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GOURMET TOURS

SAVOR GETTYSBURG FOOD TOURS

Savor Gettysburg Tours offer a 3-1/2-hour food tasting experience along with a cultural and historical walking tour of Gettysburg. The walking tour covers 1.2 miles of non-continuous walking. Their tours are suitable for all age groups and fitness levels, and you’ll enjoy Gettysburg’s best culinary delights from a variety of ethnic eateries, historic taverns and family owned bistros. You’ll certainly walk away with happy taste buds and more knowledge of Gettysburg’s historical significance.

WINERIES

ADAMS COUNTY WINERY

Adams County Winery has been making wine for over 35 years. During that time, the business has grown into a nationally recognized producer of award-winning wines. The winery features free tastings in a fun, inviting, and casual atmosphere where anyone – locals and visitors alike – can relax, taste some wine, and feel at home.

REID’S ORCHARD

Reid’s Orchard & Winery is a family owned and operated fruit farm and winery located in beautiful Buchanan Valley, Pennsylvania. The winery officially opened in March 2009 to rave reviews and pleased customers. Wines are made from grapes grown on premise and from other farms in the region. Tastings are $5 and beautiful scenery is free!

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Special Destinations

With so many things to do in Gettysburg, our town could keep you busy for as long as you are here. But if you are the wandering spirit type, we’ve put together a list of places to visit that are within a short drive of The Gaslight Inn. After a good night’s sleep and a delicious breakfast, check out some of the nearby places to spend your day!

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ANTIETAM BATTLEFIELD (SHARPSBURG, MD)

DISTANCE FROM GETTYSBURG: 46 MILES

If history is what draws you to Gettysburg, then you won’t want to miss a short drive to the location of the bloodiest one-day battle in American history. At the Battle of Antietam, 23,000 soldiers were killed, wounded or missing after only twelve hours of savage combat on September 17, 1862. The Battle of Antietam ended the Confederate Army of Northern Virginia’s first invasion into the North and led to Abraham Lincoln’s issuance of the preliminary Emancipation Proclamation.

HARRISBURG, PA – PENNSYLVANIA’S CAPITAL CITY

DISTANCE FROM GETTYSBURG: 38 MILES

Along the shores of the Susquehanna River, Harrisburg has grown from a modest ferry outpost to a picturesque capital city. A burgeoning center for the region’s arts and culture, the community offers all the pleasures of an urban metropolis while maintaining the warmth and caring associated with south-central Pennsylvania. Riverfront Park and City Island offer a host of family fun and activities along the beautiful banks of the river. You’ll discover a wide variety of things to do, but some of our favorites are the National Civil War Museum, a riverboat ride on the Susquehanna, a round of miniature golf at Water Golf on City Island, and lunch at the famous Sammy’s Authentic Italian Restaurant.

HERSHEY, PA – CHOCOLATE TOWN, USA

DISTANCE FROM GETTYSBURG: 49 MILES

This chocolate-coated candy kingdom has grown from Milton S. Hershey’s company town to an internationally known community offering thrilling attractions, breathtaking gardens, sweet deals and mouth-watering treats. You’ll find plenty to do as you tour Hershey’s Chocolate World, ride the rollercoasters at Hersheypark, enjoy the beauty of the Hershey Gardens or indulge at the Chocolate Spa.

LANCASTER, PA – PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH COUNTRY

DISTANCE FROM GETTYSBURG: 55 MILES

Part of Lancaster County’s old-fashioned charm and homespun warmth stems from the Amish community. In many ways, Lancaster has become synonymous with Pennsylvania Amish Country. The families, farmers and craftsmen here follow a deeply religious, family-centered lifestyle that has maintained this tradition through a simple way of life that has not adopted the mainstream culture, yet has adapted in many necessary ways throughout the last 300 years. One favorite Lancaster County spot is Kitchen Kettle Village, a walkable Pennsylvania-Dutch village that has great local markets, a pretzel factory, and a quilt museum. Next on your tour, visit a sister-town, Bird-In-Hand, rich in tradition this village offers visitors the true flavor of the Pennsylvania-Dutch culture via its restaurants, bakeries, and old-fashioned farmers’ markets. You can further explore the history and lifestyle of the Amish people at the Americana Museum, the Amish Country Homestead, or by taking a buggy ride.

NEW OXFORD, PA—STEP BACK IN TIME

DISTANCE FROM GETTYSBURG: 10 MILES

Nestled along the eastern edge of Adam’s County is the quaint town of New Oxford. Rural landscapes, brick sidewalks, tree-lined streets, and stately 18th and 19th century Victorian and Colonial homes adorning the town circle make for an attractive spot in the heart of one of the country’s more historic regions. The town is built around a beautiful square and surrounded by well cultivated countryside and rolling pasture lands. New Oxford is only a short drive from Gettysburg, and offers visitors a great afternoon of shopping, antiquing, and dining.

WASHINGTON, DC—THE CAPITAL OF THE UNITED STATES

DISTANCE FROM GETTYSBURG: 86 MILES

What needs to be said about the location of our nation’s capital? Sightseeing, history, cultural events abound in Washington. Some great things to do are to walk the National Mall and visit the free Smithsonian museums, see a play at Ford’s Theater, shop in Georgetown, or take in a baseball game at Nationals Park. If you are visiting in the Spring, be sure to find out when the Cherry Blossoms are in bloom!

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Shopping & Antiquing

In Gettysburg, you can shop ‘til you drop! Or, maybe just until you spend all of that remaining vacation money on a once-in-a-lifetime find at one of our local boutiques, on a historical souvenir, or at a nearby outlet mall. Whatever you’re looking for, you’ll find in this shopper’s paradise.

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UNIQUELY GETTYSBURG

For the perfect reminder of your trip to Gettysburg, visit one of the uniquely Gettysburg shops. Here you’ll find many one-of-a-kind gifts, including local crafts and artwork. Whether you’re buying for yourself or someone else, you’ll find the perfect gift at a uniquely Gettysburg shop.

ANTIQUES

Antiquing in the Gettysburg/Adams County area is a blast! Our local antique experts not only feature civil war-related memorabilia, they also have a wonderful selection of Americana.

FARMERS MARKETS

Adams County is the apple capital of Pennsylvania. At our local farmers’ markets, you’ll find a wide selection of fruits, vegetables and homemade goodies, from delicious baked goods to dog cookies. Stop by for your special treat.

OUTLET MALLS

Pennsylvania offers a bounty of tax-free shopping on clothing. Stop by and stock up before your trip back home.

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Ghost Tours in Gettysburg

By night, Gettysburg visitors can take a ghost tour in a town deemed one of the most haunted in America.

GHOSTS OF GETTYSBURG CANDLELIGHT WALKING TOURS

Based on the best-selling book series “Ghosts of Gettysburg” by Mark Nesbitt, the Ghosts of Gettysburg tours traverse the location that may be the most haunted site stemming from the Civil War.

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MASON DIXON PUB CRAWL TOUR

The Mason Dixon Pub Crawl Tour takes guests on a two-hour walking tour of multiple Gettysburg pubs and bars, all the while spinning the intoxicating fact-based tales of what happened in the town of Gettysburg. You’ll spend about 30 minutes in each pub enjoying the stories, as well as a liquid spirit or two. The truth is stranger than fiction.

HISTORIC FARNSWORTH HOUSE GHOST TOURS

Home of Gettysburg’s longest running ghost tour company. For over 20 years, the Farnsworth House has provided Gettysburg’s most original and exciting haunted tours.

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