• Explore the expansive battlefields at the Gettysburg National Military Park—serene today, yet rich with stories of heroism, valor, and honor. Visit the array of national monuments paying tribute to those who fought there, died there, and who forever changed the history of the nation.

• Journey up Steinwehr Avenue to the Gettysburg National Cemetery, where approximately 3,500 Union soldiers were laid to rest. The cemetery was dedicated on November 19, 1863, by President Lincoln when he gave the now famous two-minute speech, The Gettysburg Address.

• Head out to The Dobbin House, located a short walk from the Gettysburg Hotel, which is the most historic home in Gettysburg, originally built by Reverend Alexander Dobbin in 1776. While there, experience their delicious food served by staff in period attire. Showcasing their period-appointed rooms, visitors will learn how the Dobbin family prepared themselves for attacks from Native Americans and how the Zeigler family lived at the house through the decisive Battle of Gettysburg.

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