Arts & Entertainment

York Street gallery and shop showcasing local fine art, pottery, jewelry, and books a half block off Lincoln Square.

Original candlelit walking ghost tour departing from Steinwehr Avenue through the haunted downtown.

Steinwehr Avenue museum telling the town and civilian story of the battle through artifacts and 3D presentations.

The park's main museum on Baltimore Pike housing the restored Cyclorama painting and Licensed Battlefield Guide tours.

Baltimore Street house museum marking where Jennie Wade, the only civilian killed during the battle, died.

Apple-heritage museum in a restored pre-Civil War bank barn celebrating Biglerville's place in Pennsylvania fruit country.

Museum inside the historic Lutheran Seminary covering the first day's fighting and its use as a field hospital.

Restored Baltimore Street home interpreting the civilian experience, with Confederate sharpshooter positions preserved in the attic.

Restored 1925 vaudeville house on Carlisle Street, run by Gettysburg College, screening films and hosting live performances.

Crooked Creek Road museum immersing visitors in WWII history with authentic vehicles, uniforms, and living-history programs.