ALERT: The Taneytown Road Entrance to the Museum & Visitor Center is currently closed for rehabilitation. Detour information is available for entering the complex at the Baltimore Pike Entrance. Learn more.
ALERT: Little Round Top is now closed to all visitation for rehabilitation. Learn more.
Revisit, Reimagine Gettysburg
Reimagine Gettysburg as a blend of a massive battle, a place of solemn remembrance and an emblem of democracy. Revisit Gettysburg for an opportunity to reflect and gain inspiration from the battle, from the soldiers, from the civilians and from the history.
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Horse-riding sculptures of Civil War generals will again ride tall in the saddle as the National Park Service and Gettysburg Foundation continue preservation efforts on six equestrian monuments at Gettysburg National Military Park.
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The Friends of Gettysburg is comprised of many generations among its membership, stretching from those in their 90s to newborns in a few cases.
One possible description for preservation projects wherever they may be seems to be "never-ending" or perhaps "on-going."
Ever since the battle ended 158 years ago, Gettysburg has been a remarkable place of healing and kindness, of remembrance and reconciliation.
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