Gettysburg is steeped in the history of the Civil War. In 1863, it was the site of the epic Battle of Gettysburg, in which some 50,000 soldiers were killed. It is also, of course, the place where Abraham Lincoln delivered the immortal Gettysburg Address. The town itself is made up of houses, hotels and taverns dating back several centuries, but Gettysburg offers more modern travel and leisure activities, as well, like wine tastings, orchard tours, shopping and golfing.
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Segway tours of the Gettysburg battlefield. Experience the history and enjoy the ride! The Segway Personal Transporter(tm) is environmentally-friendly, self-balancing, extremely easy to operate, and lots of fun! You'll be an expert after 10 minutes of free training. We don't just visit the battlefield sites. All tours are directed by a Licensed Battlefield Guide (recorded or in person) who will dramatically recount the events of the battle, the military blunders, and the heroic defenses that characterize this pivotal battle. If you aren't interested in the history, we also offer escorted Segway rides. Or try our indoor Segway obstacle course!
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Devils Den is a rock formation that can be explored by the whole family. Located in the middle of Gettysburg National Military Park below Little Round Top. The rock formation is interesting enough to warrant a 2 hour excursion and is a great place for children to get some energy out.
This pile of boulders and rocks saw such horrific fighting on the second day of the battle. The rocks you walk among are original to the day and one can only imagine the great loss of life that occurred on these very stones. This place is hallowed ground where brave men bled and died. I was filled with awe and respect. A somber experience.
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1863 Escape Room offers an "escape room" experience that appeals to a wide range of audiences. Our escape rooms are perfect for families looking for a bonding activity; couples looking for an unique date night; or businesses or co-workers interested in creative team building. You can be a history buff, or a novice; a bachelor party; or a group of friends looking for a challenge.
My husband and I did the Rebel Recon room and we escaped with just minutes to spare. Lots of great puzzles with good clues and it was fun to tie in the town's history into the room. Would definitely recommend!
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A great thing to do while in Gettysburg. You have exactly one hour to escape a fun themed room full of clues with a team. Will you escape in time?
We did both the Gettysburg Address Heist and Mad Hatter rooms (my 40th and 41st escape rooms done) and absolutely loved them both. Both of our game masters were great!! I highly recommend going to Escape Gettysburg if you're in the area.
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Our tour guide, John, took us through a journey of the paranormal. He wove tales of the macabre with interjections of humor keeping you on your toes but at the same time kept us feeling protected by his knowledge and experience with the arcane. John explained the vast histories of the objects that literally bled the energy of the battlefield. Some artifacts possessed a dark aura. John was very selfless in shielding us from their malignant forces. No adventure through Gettysburg would be complete without a spine tingling layover in the dark realm of the Museum of Haunted Objects. .....Once a skeptic.....
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Had a great time at Hanover Location instructor was very good and had a great time throwing axes. If you are looking for something different and fun to do give this place a try.
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A walking tour that concludes inside a haunted house. Weekly special events include Midnight House Tours. Nightly walking tours are just the beginning. Gettysburg is a hotbed of ghostly activity and the spirits are mighty restless. Step inside the Haunted Orphanage, where innocent children were tortured by a cruel and abusive matron. Venture into the Jennie Wade House, site of the Battle's only civilian death, and where something lingers still... Ride the Ghost Bus to some of Gettysburg's most haunted landmarks or even host your own paranormal investigation. This is Ghostly Images of Gettysburg...where we step back and let the Spirits guide your experience. What will you see? A walking tour has been created to adhere to social distancing protocol. Tour will be all outside. Shields have also been installed and tour size has been adjusted. Purchase tickets online as space is limited.
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Welcome to Gettysburg's paranormal investigation company. Are you tired of the over-crowded, walk and talk ghost tours? Have you been searching for a real paranormal experience? If so, you have found it. We are experienced investigators who take small groups of people to the most active, paranormal locations in Gettysburg. We will teach you how to use equipment which will give you the insight to communicate with spirits, hear Evp's and photograph what you cannot see. All of our investigations are listed on our website. You can make the reservation online or call us. You will then get full instructions and the address where we meet via email or text. We meet at a safe, downtown location and caravan to the investigation sites. We are celebrating our tenth year in Gettysburg and we are members of Destination Gettysburg. Also, if you want to see us on “These Woods are Haunted “, we are on Season two, episode eight, part two. Please call if you have any questions or concerns.
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History and Haunts of Gettysburg, where history and the paranormal come together. Do you know where the plans were created for the attacks on Little Round Top, The Wheatfield, and Pickett's Charge? With an H&H tour, you will learn all of these and much, much more.
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