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10 Things to do in Gettysburg this Winter
January 14, 2020
Gettysburg, Pa., is an incredible year-round travel destination. Not only is the area home to a premier ski resort, there is such a variety of things to choose from to create an amazing winter getaway. Whether you’re looking for active winter fun, a foodie getaway or just some great relaxation, make the Gettysburg area your winter getaway destination. Take a look at the list below for 10 amazing things to do this winter in Gettysburg.
Get Adventurous at Liberty Mountain Ski ResortNo matter your winter sport of choice, you can do it all from Liberty Mountain Resort. Liberty Mountain offers both ... Read This Story
Twelve Ways to Get in the Holiday Spirit in Gettysburg
November 27, 2019
The holiday season is here, and if you are hoping to feel merry and bright, Gettysburg is the place to be. Gather your family and friends and plan a December getaway to Gettysburg to experience everything the holiday season has to offer. Here are 12 ways to get in the holiday spirit in Gettysburg!
Visit Lincoln Square and Downtown GettysburgGettysburg’s historic town center – Lincoln Square – is a must-see during the holiday season. Stroll the streets and take in all of the charm as you admire the brightly lit Christmas tree and holiday decor throughout town. Tackle your Christmas shopping list ... Read This Story
Once In A Lifetime Experiences In Gettysburg
August 29, 2019
Maybe you’ve been to Gettysburg a dozen times, and you’re looking for new experiences. Or maybe you’ve never been here, and you’re ready to make it one of your new favorite destinations. Either way, check out this list of once in a lifetime experiences you can have in Gettysburg and get ready for an epic trip!
Spend The Night On A Civil War Battlefield View this post on InstagramMade it to Gettysburg for our anniversary ... Read This Story
Christmas with Gettysburg’s First Family
December 17, 2015
By Carl Whitehill – In many ways, the Gettysburg home of Dwight and Mamie Eisenhower isn’t much different than that of you and I. The Eisenhowers were known to be rather modest with their home, even as the 34th President and family celebrated the holiday season every year.
Staff at the Eisenhower National Historic Site (ENHS) let us in on a few of the holiday traditions of Gettysburg’s first family – from the decorations to the guests that would visit the presidential retreat during the season.
Even though the Eisenhower couple planned to spend their first Christmas holiday in 1955, Ike was ... Read This Story
