Celebrate Gettysburg

Celebrate Gettysburg A magazine dedicated to commemorating modern life in our historic town.

10/29/2025

Gettysburg’s first immersive Virtual Reality Experience is here! Step into 1863 and meet real people who lived, served, and sacrificed during the Battle of Gettysburg. Walk alongside Cornelia Hancock, Eli Blanchard & Basil Biggs. Witness Lincoln’s historic arrival. Explore powerful stories at the historic railroad station. Now showing at the Gettysburg National Military Park Museum & Visitor Center!

🔗 Get your ticket to the past today: https://ow.ly/1ToZ50XeUhq

🐶😺Show your pets how much you love them by shopping at The Lucky Paw!Get them some tasty new treats and some awesome new...
10/27/2025

🐶😺Show your pets how much you love them by shopping at The Lucky Paw!

Get them some tasty new treats and some awesome new toys. We’re sure they wouldn’t mind a new stylish collar/harness, too!

⭐They also have some great items for pet owners (the holiday season is just around the corner😉🎁)

Haunted History Spotlight #2 👻Gettysburg CollegeShortly after Pennsylvania (now Gettysburg) College was founded in 1832...
10/26/2025

Haunted History Spotlight #2 👻

Gettysburg College

Shortly after Pennsylvania (now Gettysburg) College was founded in 1832, the Civil War erupted, and the school became a hospital for both Union and Confederate soldiers. Pennsylvania Hall, where many surgeries were performed, is rumored to be the most haunted location on campus. There have been reports of visitors hearing the cries and moans of young men, presumably the ghosts of wounded soldiers. Some have even experienced a “time slip,” riding in an elevator only for the doors to open on a scene from the Battle of Gettysburg with bloody soldiers lining the halls while nurses and doctors rush from body to body.

Learn more haunted history by visiting: https://celebrategettysburg.com/ghostly-echoes-of-war/

Haunted History Spotlight With Halloween quickly approaching, we are highlighting a few Gettysburg spots sharing not onl...
10/26/2025

Haunted History Spotlight

With Halloween quickly approaching, we are highlighting a few Gettysburg spots sharing not only a Civil War past, but also supposed paranormal activity.

Sachs Covered Bridge

Located on Waterworks Road in Gettysburg, the Sachs Covered Bridge was built by David Stoner around 1854. Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee’s Army of Northern Virginia retreated across the bridge after the Union victory in the Battle of Gettysburg. The Department of Highways, now the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, named the Sachs Covered Bridge Pennsylvania’s “most historic bridge” in 1938.

However, a more appropriate description might be Pennsylvania’s most haunted bridge. According to legend, three Confederate soldiers were hanged from the wooden beams of the bridge during the Civil War. Visitors claim to see apparitions of the soldiers, as well as hearing voices and experiencing unsettling physical sensations on the bridge.

🍂It’s that time of yearDon’t miss your chance to visit the Adams County Farmers Market before it closes for the season!T...
10/22/2025

🍂It’s that time of year
Don’t miss your chance to visit the Adams County Farmers Market before it closes for the season!
The market will be open Oct. 25 and Nov. 1 🍎

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Whether Gettysburg is your hometown or your vacation destination, Celebrate Gettysburg is the perfect publication for you. Each bimonthly issue showcases the treasures of small town life in south-central Pennsylvania.