Our Day in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania

Shops along Steinwehr
Avenue

Eric pointed out the
Astrology Psychic
Readings sign.

Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church

 on Chambersburg Street opened its

doors to wounded soldiers during

the Battle of Gettysburg.

Lincoln Square sits along the perimeter of a roundabout.

The 1st Pennsylvania Reserves
Company K Monument is
nestled between two
air conditioners.

Local men from Adams County
were members of this Company.

The Lincoln Building  on

Baltimore Street has a

 "contemporary design."

A statue of Abraham Lincoln
greets visitors to the
Adams County Library on
Baltimore Street.

The Memorial Church of the

 Prince of Peace Episcopal

 was consecrated in 1836.

Eric & I admire the clock
tower on the Adams
County Courthouse.

Dirty Billy's Hats has

stylish chapeaux.

The front door of the
David Wills House.

President Abraham Lincoln
stayed here on November
18, 1863, the night before
the dedication of the
Soldiers' National Cemetery.

The Gettysburg Lincoln

Railroad Station on

Carlisle Street

President Lincoln & others arrived here for the dedication of the Soldiers' National Cemetery on November 19, 1863.

Samuel Gettys owned & operated
this tavern near the crossing of the
Shippensburg-Baltimore &
Philadelphia-Pittsburgh Roads.

Lunch at Li's Buffet on

York Street

The corner stone house &

wall draw my eye to the

Victorian, next door

Eric shops for craft beers

at Gettysburg Beer-Mart.

Exploring Appalachian Brewing 

Company's selection of 

craft beers.

Eric and I had a great day in Gettysburg, PA.