Ghost Tour Meeting Location: Tours meet at the front yard of Brickhouse Inn Bed & Breakfast at 452 Baltimore Street, Gettysburg, PA 17325.
Tour Duration: 1hr. across 1 mile
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Ghost tours are held nightly, rain or shine!
Civil War Ghosts of Gettysburg Tour
Hear gripping stories about Gettysburg's most historic haunts alongside long dead soldiers, in blue and gray, that still roam the town from the Civil War's bloodiest and most gruesome battle.
Tour Meeting Location: 452 Baltimore Street Gettysburg, PA 17325
Tour Times: 8:00 PM
Tour Length: 1 Hour
Ghost tours are held nightly, rain or shine!
Civil War Ghosts of Gettysburg Ultimate Dead of Night Haunted Ghost Tour
Tread on the bloody grounds where Civil War soldiers fell and the presence of their lost souls still persists.
Tour Meeting Location: 452 Baltimore Street Gettysburg, PA 17325
Tour Times: 10:00 PM
Tour Length: 2 Hours
Ghost tours are held nightly, rain or shine!
Gettysburg Battlefield Tour
Join an experienced battlefield guide to uncover the most integral parts and iconic locations of the Battle of Gettysburg, right where it happened. Ride with us into Gettysburg's passionate military history!
Tour Meeting Location: Meeting Location is subject to change. Please refer to the follow up email from stay@brickhouseinn.com that we will send you containing your meeting location information.
Tour Times: 10:00 AM
Tour Length: 2 Hours
Ghost tours are held nightly, rain or shine!
Gettysburg Brew Tour
Take a dive into the boozier side of Gettysburg off the battlefield. Journey to the historic town's most popular pubs while learning about its liquid roots. Drink like a local at their favorite watering holes.
Tour Meeting Location: 452 Baltimore Street Gettysburg, PA 17325
Tour Times: 1:30 PM & 2:00 PM
Tour Length: 2 Hours
Ghost tours are held nightly, rain or shine!
Gettysburg Historic Downtown Food Tour
Taste farm fresh produce, nationally loved comfort foods, traditional pastries, and more at downtown Gettysburg's finest eateries.
Tour Meeting Location: 100 Baltimore St, Gettysburg, PA
Tour Times: 10:00 AM & 2:00 PM
Tour Length: 2 Hours
Ghost tours are held nightly, rain or shine!
Secrets of Gettysburg Tour
Explore the untold stories and little-known facts lurking beneath the surface of this legendary small town that has been plagued by death and violence for centuries.
Tour Meeting Location: 452 Baltimore Street Gettysburg, PA 17325
Tour Times: 10:00 PM
Tour Length: 2 Hours
Ghost tours are held nightly, rain or shine!
The Historic Welty House Ghost Hunt
Join us for a limited capacity (16 persons) ghost hunt in this newly opened area in Gettysburg, never before available to the public.
Tour Meeting Location: 452 Baltimore Street Gettysburg, PA 17325
Tour Times: 11:00 AM
Tour Length: 2 Hours
Ghost tours are held nightly, rain or shine!
Wonder Women of Gettysburg: Hidden Valor
Learn about the incredible women who played a behind-the-scenes role and became unsung heroines of the Battle of Gettysburg.
Tour Meeting Location: 452 Baltimore Street Gettysburg, PA 17325
Tour Times: 12:00 PM
Tour Length: 2 Hours
Ghost tours are held nightly, rain or shine!
Gettysburg Historic District Drink Tour
Drink your way through Gettysburg's fabled historic district at some of the most distinguished dives and taverns in American history.
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Tour Length: 2 Hours
Ghost tours are held nightly, rain or shine!
With over 46,000 soldiers killed in the three-day battle, Gettysburg has too many tragic tales for any single walking tour. Civil War Ghosts presents a route that shows all sides of this hideous conflict.
Suitable for anyone and everyone curious about the haunted history of Gettysburg and its role in our nation’s history. Newcomers who’ve never done a ghost tour are as welcome as enthusiastic ghost hunters.
There’s no better house in the whole country to soak in the experience of what it was really like during the Civil War than the Rupp House and Tannery. During the battle of Gettysburg, John Rupp hid in the cellar of his house as troops in one army occupied the front porch and troops from the other army occupied the back. The Rupp House and Tannery remain standing as a house divided where the spirits of a tumultuous time float in and out, sometimes materializing themselves to visitors.
Formerly known as the Sleepy Hollow Inn, the Farnsworth House is a bed and breakfast located in beautiful downtown Gettysburg. During the Civil War, the Farnsworth House was re-purposed as a Confederate hospital. Overnight visitors claim to this day that they have experienced the sensation of a midwife tucking them in at night and the smell of cheroot, a plant with healing properties, wafting through their rooms.
The story of Jennie Wade is one of the most tragic stories of the war. The 20-year-old Wade was kneading bread in the kitchen of her house on Baltimore Street when a stray Confederate bullet pierced the door and shot right through her heart. The site is now a museum, and both patrons and museum workers alike have reported chilling activity near the site where Jennie fell to her death. The original bloodstain never cleaned up, still marking the spot where it happened.
Book your place now to hear about Tillie Pierce, the daughter of a butcher who wrote a book about her experiences during the war, of her and her friends singing ‘Our Union Forever’, as six thousand of Buford’s cavalry passed through the town. Later, as the battle grew nearer, she saw more troops passing and heard them wonder when they would be sent back in the horse-drawn ambulances that were also on the streets.
Your guides will stick to the historical facts. When you realize the horrifying scale of the human tragedy of Gettysburg, the experience becomes that much more unsettling. With every step, you walk deeper and deeper into the grim depths of true history. Gettysburg retains its historic feel, it is only a small lep of the imagination to picture yourself in the aftermath of the battle, and even easier at night!
The extended Civil War Ghosts tour includes the Gettysburg Hotel, haunted by a couple. Romantic spirits caught on opposite sides of the conflict, perhaps? Extend your tour and hear their story and so many more!
Learn about the Bed and Breakfast that was once used as a sniper’s nest for Confederate soldiers.
Visit the homes turned hotels that still house the bullet holes from the crossfire of a deadly war.
Discover the structures that were subjected to death and destruction and still house the unfortunate souls.
Check out the cemeteries that are home to the fallen soldiers and their spirits that aimlessly wander.
Take a walk with us to hear the bloody details of this horrific war and uncover the ghosts of Gettysburg.
Now a bed and breakfast, the Farnsworth House used to be the territory of Confederate snipers during the Battle of Gettysburg. Regarded as one of the town’s most haunted places, the Confederate soldiers who were once inside have long since passed… but continue to stay in the house.
The Hall of Presidents closed last year, but this former wax museum has a deep-rooted history of paranormal activity. The Hall was filled with wax figures of every American President and First Lady. The building built on a former Civil War burial ground. Being built atop a burial ground is seldom good news, and guests will learn how this building continues to be no exception…
The beautiful Gettysburg Hotel is haunted by two spirits, man and woman, from wartime. They share a mysterious and deep bond, a secret known by only a small few. What is the tragic connection of this ghostly pair? Find out only on our extended tour!
The David Wills House is one of the most remarkable places in Gettysburg. During wartime, David Wills, a young lawyer, took on a difficult project by helping the many wounded and dead soldiers of Gettysburg. Wills made his home into a hospital for the wounded. He also took on the role of a gravedigger, helping establish a proper burial ground for the dead. For Wills’s efforts, President Lincoln spoke at the completed burial ground’s dedication and stayed at this house. Of course, this house isn’t just historically significant–it’s haunted, too. Learn the haunted side of this storied house only on our extended tour!
