We have visited Gettysburg every year for the past 10 years and have enjoyed different activities each time. This itinerary spotlights the history that is so prevalent in this area, but also includes a day in nature because some of our favorite activities include spending time in nature. Gettysburg is a short hour and a …
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Gettysburg has welcomed nearly all of our nation’s Presidents to visit, but President Eisenhower chose to retire there after this presidency. His home is now available to tour as part of the Gettysburg National Military Park. The Eisenhower National Historical Site is set just outside of Gettysburg, on the outskirts of the Battlefield. The farm, …
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It might just look like a pile of rocks, but Devil’s Den is actually more than that. It was originally used to hide soldiers during the Battle of Gettysburg in 1863. Today it’s a place you can visit, climb on and learn more about the Battle. I like it because there are secret caves (I …
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The Battle of Gettysburg took place on July 1, 2 and 3 in 1863. It was the bloodiest battle in US history and the moment that turned the tides for the northern troops. If you only have one day, you still have plenty of time to learn about the battle of Gettysburg. Start your day …
