Shopping, Museums, and Hotels in Gettysburg, PA

Amalynn
There's much more to do in Gettysburg, PA than just learn about the Civil war. And even if thats what you are there to do, theres many unique places to do it at!

General Lee's Headquarters
Confederate General Robert E. Lee's headquarters during the Civil War has now become a museum. Artifacts from many battles are kept here, such as the Battle of Gettysburg, and visitors have a chance to see some unusual and interesting pieces. This is the very home that was used by General Lee to plan the Battle of Gettysburg. Located at 401 Buford Avenue, General Lee's Headquarters is a great place to visit and learn all about the war. Call 717-334-3141 for more details.

Boyd's Bear Country
Located in a big barn is the perfect setting for these collectibles. Pick up a few of these magical and cute little bears to take home as a souvenir of your trip to Gettysburg. Located at 75 Cunningham Road, or call 1-866-367-8338 for more information.

Gettysburg National Military Park
This is a hands-on type of park that lets you experience the wonders of Gettysburg through activities and programs. There are battlefield walks, campfire programs, concerts, and much more that are a wonderful way to relive and learn about history. The park is located at 97 Taneytown Road and you can call to make reservations at 717-334-1124.

Shriver House Museum
The shriver family brings history up close and personal at their house. Learn about the occupation of Gettysburg from the Confederates as you tour the beautiful museum. Located at 309 Baltimore Street, the Shriver Museum can be reached at 717-337-2800.

Hall of Presidents and First Ladies
Come on in and check out the wax figures of the Presidents of the United States, beautifully made in amazing detail. They come to life by light and sound and talk of America from their own opinions. See The Smithsonian collection of "First Ladies Inaugural Gowns" in The Hall of First Ladies, you will be significantly awestruck. To get to the Hall of Presidents get to 789 Baltimore Street, or call 717-334-5717.

Jennie Wade House Museum
This museum is authentic in its furnishings from top to bottom, and is a display of respect for the martyr Jennie Wade. Learn more about the Civil war as you enjoy the beautiful works of art and furnishings found throughout the house. Located at 548 Baltimore Street, or call 717-334-4100 for more information.

Blue & Gray Gift Shop
Souvenirs, gifts and apparel that will make you remember your stay at Gettysburg can be found in this gift shop. At 531 Baltimore Street.

Passages Inn Gettysburg
This hotel has everything! The pre-Civil War home is downtown, right in the midst of Gettysburg. Parking is free and the hotel is within walking distance to everything in Gettysburg. The rooms are furnished with all antiques. Enjoy central air, cable TV, huge queen rooms, and more will make your stay a most enjoyable one! Located at 267 Baltimore Street. The phone number is 717-334-7010.

Drummed Boy Camping Resort
This wooded park is very close to town with everything you need in a campsite. Complete with cabins, cottages, and campsites. The campground is near the battlefields, DC, and many different activities.

Cozy Country Inn
The Cozy Country is designed in an interesting way. The rooms are styled in the way of past Presidents and dignitaries who have visited either camp David and/or Camp Cozy. Enjoy a continental breakfast, a wonderful restaurant experience, shoppes and three different annual festivals.The Country Inn is located at 103 Frederick Road, 18 minutes from Gettysburg. The hotels phone number is 301-271-4301.

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  • Dawn Grubbs8/22/2007

    Thank you for the tourist information. Some of these sound really great.

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