Legendary Locales.
Homes of Heroes.
Select from our historic sites for a Gettysburg visit that is truly legendary:
- Uncover the stories beyond the battle at the homes of the Spanglers, Wills and Rupps.
- Catch a glimpse of home life with President Dwight and Mamie Eisenhower through their original furnishings and decor when the home is open in spring/summer. Take a self-guided tour of the farm and grounds at Eisenhower National Historic Site.
- Walk in the footsteps of Abraham Lincoln from his arrival in Gettysburg at the Gettysburg Lincoln Railroad StationTM, his stay at the David Wills House and his delivery of the Gettysburg Address at the Gettysburg National Cemetery.
- Go prepared. Set the stage for your visit with our Exhibits & Tours before you Tour the Battlefield with a Licensed Battlefield Guide.
Exhibits, Tours & Events
Go Prepared.
Exclusively at the Museum & Visitor Center, the Film, Cyclorama & Museum Experience will set the framework for your visit.
Schedule your battlefield tour with a Licensed Battlefield Guide and step onto the hallowed ground.
Go prepared. Include our Exhibits & Tours as part of your Gettysburg visit.
Add our special events to your itinerary for a memorable experience.
Visit These Historic Sites
George Spangler Farm & Field Hospital
Walk the grounds, hear the stories and feel the emotions of life–and death–at this historic farm suddenly transformed into a field hospital. Living historians and docents provide insight and authentic accounts of experiences on the farm during the battle.
Eisenhower National Historic Site
Step onto President Dwight D. and Mamie Eisenhower's weekend retreat and property in retirement. Enjoy home tours and ranger programs seasonally. A self-guided tour of the grounds includes the charming home's exterior, gardens, teahouse, skeet range, putting green and Angus cattle and show barns.
Gettysburg Lincoln Railroad Station
Gettysburg National Cemetery
David Wills House
Best known as the home where President Lincoln stayed prior to delivering his Gettysburg Address, visit the David Wills House and explore the seven-gallery interactive National Park Service museum relating the story of the Wills family, Lincoln’s visit and the Gettysburg Address.