Come take a sentimental journey, located in Gettysburg's historic district on Lincoln's pathway - with all the romance of yesteryear and modern comforts of today

This c1812 brick Federal style home served as a hospital during the War Between the States. Today, this historic home, fully restored as the Baladerry Inn, provides a peaceful refuge from the hurly-burly of everyday life.

A Gettysburg Pennsylvania bed and breakfast with a Civil War theme. Stay in an original Civil War home (circa 1809) on 30 peaceful acres of the Gettysburg Battlefield.

The Brafferton Inn, built in 1786, is the cornerstone of Gettysburg's historic district and is its oldest continual residence.

Our location in Gettysburg's downtown historic district means guests are within walking distance of restaurants, shops, Civil War art galleries and The National Park Visitor Center.

Built in the 1890’s, Cornerstone Farm is within sight of the first shot of the Battle of Gettysburg and is adjacent to a Confederate Civil War hospital.

The only Bed & Breakfast on the Gettysburg National Military Park Battlefield, The Doubleday Inn, named for General Abner Doubleday, is situated on Oak Ridge offering a splendid view of the town of Gettysburg and the battlefield.

Each of the nine elegantly appointed guest rooms in this 1872, three-story brick bed and breakfast offers a private bath; and most have fireplaces.

Enjoy romance & comfort in this 1815 country inn. Used as the first Confederate hospital during the "Battle of Gettysburg" . Herr Tavern & Publick House is where history meets hospitality.

The James Gettys Hotel is located in historic downtown Gettysburg. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, it looks as it did in the 1920s, and provides your first taste of living history within history.

Nestled in nineteen acres of beautiful countryside, the Farmhouse is a graceful Federal-style brick building that was built ca. 1862 by Isaac Lightner, an Adams County sheriff and farmer.