Gerry Michaels
Gettysburg Pa offers travelers and tourist a large assortment of things to do while visiting. This list will help you find things that are not on the billboards, find out what the locals do, get to know Gettysburg on a deeper level.
Read what "Others Say" about their Shriver House Museum experience. Areas of interest include Remembrance Day, Reenactments, and other special features A fine collection of art, jewelry, books and more. Special museum presentations and Gettysburg programs © 2011 The Shriver House Museum 309 Baltimore Street Gettysburg, Pennsylvania 17325 (717) 337-2800
"If there is anyone in this house that is to be killed today, I hope it is me, as Georgia has a little baby." Jennie Wade Now and Then photo of the Historic Jennie Wade House. Jennie Wade Story, you will learn the history of this young lady and of her family before, during, and after the Battle of Gettysburg.
A nightly 90-minute ghost walking tour that concludes inside a haunted house. Weekly special events include Midnight House Tour with a guest psychic. The ONLY tour of its' kind, join renowned storyteller/para-normal, Miss Betty, on a driving tour. Hear eerie tales at a haunted bridge, inn and barn.
Begin your visit to the park at the Gettysburg National Military Park Museum and Visitor Center with its 22,000 square-foot museum gallery of interactive programs, multi-media presentations, and exhibits featuring relics from one of the largest museum collections in America.
Ike, Gettysburg, and the Cold War Eisenhower National Historic Site is the home and farm of President Dwight D. Eisenhower. Located adjacent to the Gettysburg Battlefield, the farm served the President as a weekend retreat and a meeting place for world leaders.
The David Wills House is new museum in downtown Gettysburg dedicated to Lincoln, the Gettysburg Address, the aftermath of the battle and the healing of a nation. Officially part of Gettysburg National Military Park, the museum is operated by Main Street Gettysburg.
Unsolved Mysteries of Gettysburg - Join us for an evening of fun and mystery as we explore some of Gettysburg's most notorious tales of murder, lies, scandal, and curiosities. These true stories will capture your imagination and keep you spellbound! This tour leaves from the Gettysburg Hotel located at 1 Lincoln Square.
Welcome to Confederate Trails of GettysburgFamily friendly pricing - rides start at only $38 a person. Enjoy the unique experience of riding over the trails of history. See the Gettysburg Civil War Battlefield the way General Robert E. Lee saw it - on horseback.
A few days after the armies left the smoldering battlefield of Gettysburg in July, 1863, local residents began to guide curiosity seekers and grieving family members through the sites associated with the recent conflict.
