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From Rt 116: Turn north onto Knoxlyn-Orrtanna Rd (Needle & Thread at corner). Go 2.2 miles. Bear left onto Knox Road.
From Rt 30: 3 miles west of Gettysburg turn south on Knoxlyn Rd. Follow to end. Turn right onto Knoxlyn-Orrtanna Rd. Go 1/2 mile. Bear left onto Knox Rd.
Things to Do in Gettysburg Pennsylvania
If you are looking for an exciting destination with something for everyone to enjoy, you won't want to miss out on seeing everything Gettysburg has to offer. Gettysburg is a unique historic location full of life and numerous attractions that will give everyone a reason to stay longer. Gettysburg is an ideal hub for families, friends and couples to gather and spend time together. Here, you are free to enjoy the beautiful scenery of Pennsylvania while fully appreciating its historic past. You can also choose from any number of educational, exciting and unique activities to make the most of your stay. Experience all of Gettysburg's fantastic attractions with ease when you stay nearby at the Gettysburg/Battlefield KOA. Gettysburg recreation includes activities and destinations everyone can enjoy, from authentic battlefield reenactments and historic bus tours to museums and scenic nature trails.
Learn more about this city's incredible past while enjoying the outstanding scenery and visiting the locals' favorite spots. You will love the variety of Gettysburg activities you can experience, and you will have enough on your to-do list to fill your entire vacation with exciting events and beautiful destinations. Check out our massive list of things to see in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, and start planning your trip now! You can book your stay at the Gettysburg/Battlefield KOA for convenient access to all the major destinations while enjoying a serene and comfortable camping experience. You will have access to all the essential amenities so you can enjoy a stress-free and fun camping adventure.
Gettysburg National Military Park Museum and Visitor Center is the place to begin your visit to the battlefield. Here visitors will find information on how to visit the park and what to see around Gettysburg.
The film narrated by Morgan Freeman ‘A New Birth of Freedom' will orient your group with the Battle of Gettysburg and the American Civil War. After the film, ascend the escalator to see the massive Battle of Gettysburg Cyclorama painting — the largest painting in the country. This original 1884 work of art is larger than a football field and combines with an overhead canopy and three-dimensional diorama to create a Victorian illusion. Be surrounded by the action of Pickett's Charge on the third day of the battle. And don't miss the Gettysburg Museum of the American Civil War, where the story of the Battle of Gettysburg and the Civil War is told through 12 galleries, including artifacts, interactive exhibits and additional films. Allow one to two hours for the Cyclorama, Film and Museum Experience.
Hours of Operation: 8AM – 6PM
Prices: Adults: $18.75 Seniors and Military Veterans: $17.76 Youth: $13.75 Active Military: FREE Children (5 and under): FREE
1195 Baltimore Pike
Gettysburg, PA 17325
Consistently rated among the best Gettysburg tours available, Gettysburg Tours, Inc. offers battlefield tours in our famous double decker buses or coach. Witness the Gettysburg Battlefield while traveling over the historic fields of Gettysburg on one of our two-hour Bus Tours. Tour the Gettysburg Battlefield on either an open air, Double Decker bus or on an enclosed air conditioned coach. Both bus tours have a National Park Service Licensed Guide on board. They offer a truly unique perspective into the struggles of the three days' battle.
*BUS TOUR TICKETS ARE BOTH AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE IN OUR OFFICE*
For more information visit Gettysburg Bus Tours
778 Baltimore St
Gettysburg, PA 17325
Located in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, our museum is an educational and inspiring experience for families or tour groups of all ages. The museum is a "must" see for all visitors to Gettysburg. Our self-guided tour presents a concise history of the Civil War era and Battle of Gettysburg with remarkable realism through life-sized dioramas. Experience a re-creation of the Battle of Gettysburg in the digitally enhanced Battle room exhibit, followed by an animated Abraham Lincoln's deliverance of the Gettysburg Address. For more information please visit American Civil War Museum
297 Steinwher Ave
Gettysburg, PA 17325
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. With its peaceful setting and view of South Mountain, it was a much needed respite from Washington and a backdrop for efforts to reduce Cold War tensions. Children (ages 7-12) visiting the site with their family may become Junior Secret Service Agents by completing the activities in the Junior Secret Service Training Manual provided at the site. New agents are awarded a badge and certificate. For more information visit Eisenhower National Historic Site
1195 Baltimore Pike
Gettysburg, PA 17325
The Gettysburg History Center proudly presents The Battle of Gettysburg in a truly unique and original light and sound show that is fully narrated. The three days of the epic battle are presented across a three-dimensional landscape that is the largest military diorama in the United States at over 800 square feet of display. Get a bird's eye view of the the "whole" battlefield as it appeared in 1863 and gain a better appreciation for the scope of this historical moment as the models and topography are to scale and historically accurate. Included is a light and sound show, with over 20,000 hand-painted miniatures.
241 Steinwehr Ave
Gettysburg, PA 17325
More than a typical children's museum, the Children of Gettysburg 1863 tells the engaging stories of the children, teens and young adults who lived here during and after the battle.Home to the Children of Gettysburg 1863, the historic Rupp House was the property of John and Caroline Rupp and their six children in 1863. It was truly a family home. It still is today.For more information visit Children of Gettysburg 1863
451 Baltimore St
Gettysburg, PA 17325
The only Gettysburg citizen killed during the Battle of Gettysburg; Jennie Wade. With minor changes and repairs, the Museum remains much as Jennie must have known it over 140 years ago. Authentically furnished from cellar to attic, the museum is a shrine to Jennie and to the life and living during the American Civil War. Visit the Jennie Wade House online for more information.
548 Baltimore St
Gettysburg, PA 17325
This picturesque house was built in 1834 and at the time of the Civil War was owned by the noted statesman Thaddeus Stevens. It was on July 1, 1863 that General Robert E. Lee established his personal headquarters in this old stone house. An ideal location, it was at the center and rear of his battle lines and it was on the same road that many more of his troops were quickly approaching. At the time of the battle, the house was the dwelling place of Mrs. Mary Thompson, who was known by the residents of Gettysburg simply as the "Widow" Thompson. She was not excited about having her house occupied by a "Rebel," but she "…testifies that the gentlemanly deportment of General Lee whilst in her house, but complains bitterly of the robbery and general destruction of her goods by some of his attendants." For more information visit General Lee's Headquarters Museum
401 Buford Ave
Gettysburg, PA 17325
Nightly walking tours are just the beginning of your Gettysburg ghost tours experience. Gettysburg is a hotbed of ghostly activity and the spirits are mighty restless! To start your ghost hunt, step inside the Haunted Orphanage, where innocent children were tortured by a cruel and abusive matron. Venture into the Jennie Wade House, site of the Battle's only civilian death. Ride the Ghost Bus to some of Gettysburg's most haunted landmarks or even host your own paranormal investigation. *TICKETS AVAILABLE TO PURCHASE IN OUR OFFICE*
For more information visit Ghostly Images
777 Baltimore Street
Gettysburg, PA 17325
A new National Park Service museum dedicated to the memory of President Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg Address and the remarkable recovery of a town devastated by war. The David Wills House features five museum galleries and two recreated rooms, the David Wills Law Office and the Lincoln Bedroom. The museum will guide you through the days, weeks and months after the battle of Gettysburg. It illustrates President Lincoln's historic visit to the devastated town, the immortal words of the Gettysburg Address and the legacy of hope and healing that they brought, and continue to bring, to our nation. No visit to Gettysburg is complete without a visit to the David Wills House, the only site where you can experience President Abraham Lincoln's immortal Gettysburg Address in the place in which it was crafted.
8 Lincoln Square
Gettysburg, PA 17325
The Lincoln Train Museum is home to the "Lincoln Train Ride" where you can ride aboard the Presidential Train with President Lincoln as he travels to Gettysburg to dedicate the National Cemetery with "a few appropriate remarks." Also on display is the Lincoln Toy Train collection with operating layouts featuring over 1000 trains and dioramas illustrating the role of the railroad during the Civil War. The Station Masters gift shop features an extensive array of railroad memorabilia and Gettysburg souvenirs.
425 Steinwehr Ave
Gettysburg, PA 17325
The Segway Personal Transporter™ is the perfect way to see the Gettysburg battlefield. Experience the history and enjoy the ride! Segways are environmentally-friendly (no gas, no fumes, & almost no noise), easy to learn, and just plain fun to ride. The focus is on the history of the battlefield, however. Tours visit all of the main historical sites and are directed by a Licensed Battlefield Guide. Gettysburg Segway Tour of Western (main) Battlefield visits ends of Pickett's Charge, the Lutheran Theological Seminary, Little Round Top, the Peach Orchard, Wheatfield, Devil's Den, the High Water Mark, and more. It takes approximately 2.5 hours and covers about 9 miles with 4 rest stops. For more information please visit Segway Tours
22 Springs Ave
Gettysburg, PA 17325
Known as Sauh's Bridge during the Civil War, it was built in 1854 by David Spooner from oak and pine. The bridge was repaired in 1997 after heavy rains washed the bridge from its foundation and carried it approx. one hundred yards downstream. The 100-foot bridge spans Marsh Creek and actually connects two area Townships, Cumberland and Freedom. On July 3rd and 4th, 1863, the bridge was used by a portion of the Confederate army, in retreat out of Gettysburg, but is said to have been used by both armies during the time of the Gettysburg conflict. Robert E. Lee had split his army into 2 sections, with one headed Northwest toward Cashtown, the other crossed Sach's Bridge and headed Southwest. Because of its role in the Confederate retreat and its location near a crude post-battle field hospital, the Sach's Covered Bridge is a favorite of ghost-hunters. For those who simply enjoy it for its beauty, history, and quiet location, it is a favorite of photographers, fishermen, hikers, bikers and historians alike.
See the Battle from the Saddle as you tour the Gettysburg Battlefield on horseback. Enjoy tranquil wooded paths that open to beautiful panoramic views of history. Experience the feeling of being transported back through time as you ride behind the Confederate lines with our staff. For more information visit Gettysburg Horseback Riding Trails
The home of George Washington was built in 1860 on what was then considered a double lot on the edge of town. George's intentions were to raise his family here as well as house his business venture "Shrivers' Saloon and Ten Pin Alley." The home was originally built with an adjacent building located just a few steps from the rear of the home and was 16 feet wide by 64 feet long, enough room for two bowling lanes. The bowling alley unfortunately is no longer standing but can be seen in the background of the photograph taken of Lincoln's ride to give his Gettysburg Address. During the winter of 1862, Union soldiers were quartered in the saloon and bowling alley. The saloon has been restored to resemble its original appearance. For more information visit Shriver House Museum
309 Baltimore St
Gettysburg, PA 17325
The Underground Railroad of Adams County Tour takes place in the heart of the northern Adams County fruitbelt in the pristine Quaker Valley just ten minutes from Gettysburg. Visit the Yellow Hill Cemetery, the historic Menallen Friends Meetinghouse and the area where free Blacks and Quakers collaborated to help others find freedom years before the Civil War literally came to our doorsteps.
Land of Little Horses has a main attraction of miniature horses. However, they also have animal shows, educational displays and events, races, and animals of all kinds that you may actually touch and feed. Pony rides are also available! The Land of Little Horses Farm Park is more than fun – it is educational too. Take part in our hands-on activities ranging from goat milking demonstrations to grooming and bathing real horses! During our daily events, our staff shares with you what it takes to operate a farm like ours. We guarantee you will have a great time! Interesting, fun-filled events vary daily. One of our original events, the close encounters display is designed to tell the history of our park and its inhabitants. Learn about our little horses and even have a “close encounter” and pet them! This is a great photo opportunity. Arena Performances are the highlight of the day. Presented inside our heated/air-conditioned arena, our guests are treated to an entertaining show full of talented, fun-loving animal stars. For more information visit Land of Little Horses
125 Glenwood Dr
Gettysburg, PA 17325
One of the largest and most unique collections of elephants in the world! Home to one of the area's most unique gift shops with plush room, pez, and magnet room, and the largest candy display in the territory! Be sure to ask for a taste of homemade fudge. Gardens and woods are open for strolling or sit by the pond and watch our elephant spray the goldfish. When you visit the museum you will be surrounded by over 6000 elephants from all over the world, made from just about every substance known to man. For more information visit Mister Ed's
6019 Chambersburg Rd
Gettysburg, PA 17325
Strawberry Hill Nature Preserve and Environmental Center, a place of great beauty and serenity, invites you to discover the natural world around you. Our 600-acre preserve features a variety of habitats to enjoy. More than 20 species of ferns and at least 60 species of birds can be found within the preserve. You can explore more than 10 miles of footpaths that will lead you to unique rock formations, scenic vistas and secret glades. The crystal-clear mountain streams are one of the headwaters for the Chesapeake Bay. Our present facilities consist of a Nature Center with various artifacts, reptiles, amphibians, and educational displays, a 1798 Civil War Log House, a foundation and spillway for an 1850's sawmill, an outdoor open pavilion capable of seating 100, a small 475sqft office, a picnic grove, four rental units, gravel parking lot to handle approximately 25 vehicles, and seven hiking and educational trails. For more information visit Strawberry Hill
1537 Mt Hope Rd
Fairfield, PA 17320
Discover the unique tastes of Adams County, Pennsylvania's craft beverages, with a self-guided journey along the Adams County Pour Tour. Grab your passport and collect stamps as you treat your palate to the wines, ciders, spirits, meads and craft brews found in Gettysburg's downtown tasting rooms and throughout the Adams County countryside. Our new interactive trail map allows you to plan your journey and get step-by-step directions to your next location right from your mobile device. Our bountiful orchards, vineyards and farmlands produce flavorful fruits, hops, honey and grains that we turn into amazing craft beverages for your enjoyment. With the collection of unique stamps from official Adams County Pour Tour partners, you will be eligible to collect a prize from any of our partners. Prizes will be given for 5, 12 and 20 stamps. Once 30 stamps are collected, our Pour Tour travelers will be entered to win a getaway to Gettysburg and will be able to keep their passport complete with tasting notes.
Only a handful of round barns survive today, and so few remain that they are considered "an endangered species" and are registered with the National Trust for Historic Preservation. We pride ourselves in offering a wide selection of high quality "own grown" and locally grown fruits and vegetables in season. We grow and have available in the fall one of the largest selections of apple varieties in the area... fresh-squeezed apple cider too!! Fall also brings pumpkins, gourds, Indian corn and other colorful offerings to the market. We also offer many interesting food, decorative and gift items that fill the shelves as they curve their way around the interior of the barn. For more information visit Historic Round Barn
298 Cashtown Road
Biglerville, PA 17307
Hollabaugh Brothers is a third generation, family farm with a retail farm market offering fresh fruits, vegetables, gift items, home-style baked goods, and fruit gift baskets. Hollabaugh Brothers offers boxes shipped within the continental US. We also provide scheduled educational orchard tours. Hollabaugh Brothers is a 500 acre working, family farm. For more information visit Hollabaugh Bros
545 Carlisle Road
Biglerville, PA 17307
Adams County Winery, which first began operation in 1976, is a small farm winery located in Adams County, just eight miles west of Gettysburg. Nestled against the South Mountains, we have an ideal climate for growing grapes that, in turn, make our quality wines. Come visit us and enjoy free sampling in our tasting room. Take a free tour of the winery, located in a 19th Century Pennsylvania bank barn. Your drive to Adams County Winery will wind you through apple, peach, and pear orchards. Pack a lunch or purchase snack items in the gift shop, and enjoy a picnic away from the hustle and bustle, amid towering pines, vineyards and gardens. For more information visit Adams County Winery
251 Peach Tree Rd
Orrtanna, PA 17353
The self-guided Scenic Valley Tour takes you on a drive through Adams County's numerous historic interests, natural beauty and rolling orchards. The tour spans over 36 miles south, west and north of Gettysburg. Signs marked “Scenic Valley Tour” offer additional directions to support the brochure. Included in the tour are the Gettysburg Lutheran Theological Seminary, the Sachs Bridge, historic Lower Marsh Creek Presbyterian Church (circa 1790), and more. Stop in the office for your FREE map!
Our Hanover, PA, Pretzel Bakery offers an in-house tour that combines our exciting history with our fast paced manufacturing facility. There is no fee for the tour. It is geared for ages 5 and up, but everyone will enjoy seeing how pretzels and potato chips are made. The guide will take you on a walking tour which allows you to look down upon our raw material warehouse, finished goods warehouse (where you will see robotics at work), and our complex packing room with state of the art packing equipment. You will then see the oven room where you can almost taste the pretzels. The guide then finishes up by showing you how potato chips are made from beginning to end. The tour starts and ends at the Factory Store where you will be treated to a free bag of pretzels at the completion of the tour. The tour lasts approximately 1 hour and everyone participating must be able to climb stairs. Sorry, but pictures are not allowed to be taken on the tour. For more information please visit Snyders of Hanover
1350 York Street
Hanover, PA 17331
You can see and smell the making of the famous Utz Potato Chips and Snacks at our over 600,000 square foot facility in Hanover, Pennsylvania. There, they have built a special glass enclosed observation gallery that looks down on our production process from beginning to end. You will be guided step-by-step with the aid of a push-to-talk audio program and closed-circuit TV monitors. A wall display of Utz's history will enhance your understanding of the company and its products. From start to finish, you'll be impressed with the care we put into Utz Potato Chips. At Utz, we use the finest ingredients and the most advanced equipment. Our factory is one of the cleanest and most modern snack food operations in America. The Utz Potato Chip Trip is fun for the whole family, a learning experience for young and old, and a snack lover's delight. Come and enjoy the tour at your own pace! For more information visit Utz Chip Trip
900 High Street
Hanover, PA 17331
This attraction was established as an assembly facility in 1973, Harley-Davidson Vehicle Operations in York, PA. The plant assembles the Touring, Softail and Trike models, as well as limited production, factory-custom motorcycles. They perform a variety of manufacturing operations - making parts like fuel tanks, frames and fenders. At the Vaughn L. Beals Tour Center, you'll explore exhibits that detail the plant's history, and guide you through the manufacturing and assembly processes. You'll also have the chance to sit on current production motorcycles and visit the gift shop for tour-related souvenirs. The Kids' Rally, a specially designed area for visitors under the age of 12, makes the York facility an ideal family destination. Your factory tour begins with an introductory movie and continues on the factory floor where you'll get a behind-the-scenes look at the people, processes and products of York Vehicle Operations. You'll be guided through the assembly of Touring and Trike motorcycles. Then it's on to the end of the line, where every motorcycle is roll-tested prior to shipping. Over the years, thousands of Harley-Davidson enthusiasts have made the journey to York, Pennsylvania to witness passion forged in steel.
1425 Eden Road
York, PA 17402
This is the only museum in The United States that portrays the entire story of the American Civil War. Equally balanced presentations are humanistic in nature without bias to Union or Confederate causes. The National Civil War Museum will open a series of year-long exhibits in recognition of the Sesquicentennial of the American Civil War. In January of each year beginning in 2011 through 2015, each exhibit will highlight the events, battles and people of that particular year 150 years ago. The museum's collections include more than 4,400 three dimensional artifacts and 21,000 archival pieces. The collections include many artifacts of famous personalities of the war from General Robert E. Lee to President Abraham Lincoln. However, the vast majority of the collections contain artifacts and archival materials of the average soldier from the North and South. For more information visit National Civil War Museum, Harrisburg
One Lincoln Circle
Harrisburg, PA 17103
Constructed in 1981, the 7-foot stone monument features a sculptured Maltese Cross, the traditional symbol of the fire service. An engraved plaque on the monument bears a message from President Ronald W. Reagan. At the base of the monument, an eternal flame symbolizes the spirit of all firefighters--past, present and future. The Walk of Honor features a brick walkway that connects the monument, the historic Fallen Firefighters Memorial Chapel, and memorial plazas. Each brick on the walkway bears a personal inscription. Proceeds from the sale of these bricks help to finance construction of the Park. 9/11 Memorial monument stands 40 feet high, six feet deep and eight feet wide. Each of the three firefighter's statues weigh more than 5,000 pounds and were formed from approximately 160 bronze sections weighing between 60-to-80 pounds each. For more information visit National Fallen Firefighters
S Seton Ave
Emmitsburg, MD 21217
This beautiful mountain shrine devoted to Our Mother Mary attracts hundreds of thousands of pilgrims each year from all over the world. It features one of the oldest American replicas of the Lourdes shrine in France, built about two decades after the apparition of Mary at Lourdes in 1858. In 1728, a group of Catholics wishing to find religious freedom left St. Mary's City, Maryland. The chief family of the group was the Elders, who settled in the Emmitsburg area with several others sometime after 1740. They called the valley “St. Joseph's Valley,” nestled in the shelter of what they named “St. Mary's Mount.” For more information visit National Shrine Grotto
16300 Old Emmitsburg Road
Emmitsburg, MD 21217
The National Museum of Civil War Medicine is the premier center for the preservation and research of the legacy of Civil War medical innovation. Visitors to the NMCWM will find a unique center of civil war history, guiding them through a century and a half's worth of medical history as well as civil war camp life, hospital life, African American life, Women's and children's roles during the war, and many more aspects of American history during the Civil war era. The NMCWM highlights the challenges faced by the doctors and surgeons of the civil war era and the innovations that came out of that era that led to the modern military medical system. For more information visit Civil War Medicine
48 East Patrick Street
Frederick, MD 21705
Enjoy a day at Hershey Park Amusement park and chocolate factory. Hershey's Amusement park has rides for all ages, from a Jolly Rancher to a Hershey's Miniature! You can also enjoy a FREE comprehensive tour through the Hershey's Great American Chocolate Tour. See how all of our sweet treats are made from the start of a cocoa bean. For more information, please call 1-800-HERSHEY or visit them at Hershey Park Other attractions include Hershey Museum and Zoo America.
100 W Hershey Park Drive
Hershey, PA 17033
The self-guided Historic Conewago Valley Tour takes you east and northeast of Gettysburg, offering you a view of the East Cavalry Battlefield, Victorian New Oxford and Early-American East Berlin. This tour covers approximately 40 miles of historic and scenic Adams County. The route is marked with "Historic Conewago Tour" signs, making it easy to follow. The tour will pass by the Salem United Methodist Church (circa 1904), working farms, antique dealers, and the Great Conewago Presbyterian Church (circa 1787). You will even travel Shriver's Corner Road, the second oldest road in Adams County and a road used by George Washington in his journey through this historical area. Stop in the office for your FREE map!
35 Carlisle Street
Gettysburg, PA 17325
The Battle of Antietam was part of what is known as the Maryland Campaign of 1862. 23,000 soldiers were killed, wounded or missing after 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. For more information visit Antietam National Battlefield
5831 Dunker Church Road
Sharpsburg, MD 21782
A visit to this quaint, historic community, at the confluence of the Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers, is like stepping into the past. Today the Harpers Ferry National Historic Park surrounds the town, providing visitors with tours, museums, hiking and biking trails, and restored 19th century streetscapes --- all within easy walking distance of the living history village. Harpers Ferry is a place for all seasons where you, your family, and your friends can savor the delights of Harper Ferry's unique history and exquisite geography throughout the year. Each month offers its own beauty and charm, as well as a special array of events and activities. "Journey back" into history and to historical Harpers Ferry. There's a wide variety of experiences for visitors of all ages, so come and discover Harpers Ferry. For more information visit Harpers Ferry
The Pennsylvania Amish of Lancaster County are America's oldest Amish settlement, where thousands still live a centuries-old "Plain" lifestyle. Arriving in PA Dutch Country allows you to step back in time to enjoy a slower, more peaceful pace – one where the horse & buggy remains a primary form of transportation, and where windmills dot the landscape, providing power harnessed from nature. Always a vital part of Lancaster County culture, the PA Amish are involved in agriculture as well as an array of businesses and cottage industries. When you visit Lancaster County be sure to take a tour of the Pennsylvania Amish countryside –you can even do it in a horse and buggy. Afterwards, explore the many Amish-themed attractions, and events, shop for hand-made Amish crafts, and chow down on some authentic PA Dutch cooking. For more information visit Amish Country
Welcome to the WWII American Experience Museum and Education Center in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. We strive to educate the public about the American sacrifices made during the world's largest conflict of the 20th century, both on the battlefield and the home front, and honor their dedication to winning the war and preserving freedom. Here we can experience a wide variety of authentic WWII vehicles, uniforms, and artifacts in realistic dioramas and exhibits that portray not just the battlefield but the home front as well. Take in a re-enactment or one of our living history programs available, as well as speakers, seminars, interactive offerings, and simulated and real vehicle experiences.
845 Crooked Creek Rd
Gettysburg, PA 17325
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