Explore the county’s early history with Ye Old Sulphur Spa Historical Society. On November 17 at 7:30pm, join Abigail Teaford of the Susquehanna National Heritage Area as she presents a program on the Native Americans who inhabited the area now known as Adams County.Founded in 1970, Ye Olde Sulphur Spa Historical Society works to encourage the study of the historical and cultural aspects of Northeastern Adams County, including York Springs and the townships of Huntington, Latimore, and Tyrone and to collect and preserve existing records and artifacts.
Travel back in time and enjoy this rare opportunity to visit inside five historic barns in and around Gettysburg. This family-friendly tour includes privately owned barns that are not usually open to the public. Enjoy special activities at each barn.
The tour starts at the Round Barn at 298 Cashtown Road, Biglerville, PA 17307.
Participants must check in between 10 a.m. and noon, and will receive a booklet and map showing the locations of the barns on the tour.
After exploring the Round Barn and Farm Market, participants can then drive to any barn on the tour, in any order and stay as ... Read This Story
Join the Haunted Nights Crew as we bring the Wraith Chasers for their first ever investigation at the Historic Gettysburg Academy. The weekend is shaping up to be another sell out as we kick off the event with Friday Night Ghostly Gatherings featuring the Wraith Chasers. Tickets are limited for Friday night’s event to give guests a more personalized setting with the Chasers. Heavy finger foods will be provided for this special evening’s event. The night will also feature an investigation of the property that begins at 9pm and ends at 1am.For Saturday night’s event, we return to our normal ... Read This Story
Apples are a fall staple here in Adams County, Pennsylvania. Join Gettysburg Academy for an Apple-themed tea that will be refreshing and fun! $35 per person; reservations are necessary. Message us here, at Jane’s Tea Room, or call us at 717-334-0224 to reserve a spot. Menu: We typically have 3 sandwiches (cucumber dill cream cheese, egg salad, and one specialty sandwich) served with a micro-salad; 3 desserts (bread pudding with apples or cinnamon, chocolate chip scones with lemon curd, and one specialty dessert).Tea: A tea event menu provided that day will cover the specific menu for each tea. We offer ...
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How was the Homefront impacted by 1945? From POW camps to wartime rationing, explore this story on this ranger-guided walking tour. Meet at the “Ranger Program Begins Here” sign in the Living History Camp.Eisenhower National Historic Site (ENHS) hosts its annual World War II Weekend, a living history focused event that includes guest speakers, ranger guided tours, family activities, and more. This year’s event will bring the stories of 1945 to life through three days of programming and interactive activities for visitors of all ages. Events at the Eisenhower Farm are free and, weather permitting, free on-site parking is available at ... Read This Story
Discover the pivotal role of George C. Marshall in winning WWII and rebuilding Europe 80 years ago. This program takes place at the Eisenhower NHS Speakers’ Tent.When George Marshall became Secretary of State in 1947, some questioned the choice of a career military man in this role. Marshall treaded the turbulent waters of international diplomacy throughout an entire world war and his collaboration with Dwight Eisenhower in planning the cross-channel invasion in 1944 was only one part of his delicate and complex negotiations with other leaders whose survival depended on the outcomes of war. Those experiences qualified him to take the ... Read This Story
Explore the air war in 1945 and the fight for freedom in the skies above Europe 80 years ago in this immersive program. Meet at the “Ranger Program Begins Here” sign in the Living History Camp.
Eisenhower National Historic Site (ENHS) hosts its annual World War II Weekend, a living history focused event that includes guest speakers, ranger guided tours, family activities, and more. This year’s event will bring the stories of 1945 to life through three days of programming and interactive activities for visitors of all ages.
Events at the Eisenhower Farm are free and, weather permitting, free on-site parking is available at ... Read This Story
World Premiere of Etudes and Idylls by Agnes TyrrellSeptember 13th, 7:00pmPaul Recital HallThe World Premiere of the complete Concert Etudes Op. 48 and other music for piano by Agnes Tyrrell, played by Sunderman Conservatory Professor Jocelyn Swigger.
Join Moonridge Hollow at World War II, American Experience for a hands-on art experience that blends creativity with community vision.
In this workshop, explore the line-and-wash watercolor technique often used in urban sketching — simple ink drawings brought to life with loose, expressive washes of color. Sketch and paint scenes of tiny homes and eco-villages, introducing the ideas behind community project while learning an accessible art form to continue on your own.
No prior experience is needed — just bring your curiosity and willingness to play with pen and brush. By the end, take home your own watercolor village scene and a ... Read This Story
Join the National Park Service in commemorating the events of 80 years ago for Eisenhower National Historic Site’s 2025 World War II Weekend event. The 2025 event will focus on the year 1945 and the end of World War II.Eisenhower National Historic Site’s annual World War II Weekend is a living history focused event that includes guest speakers, ranger guided tours, family activities, and more. This year’s event will bring the stories of 1945 to life through three days of programming and interactive activities for visitors of all ages. 2025 will be the 27th year for this event, taking place ... Read This Story
Join the National Park Service in commemorating the events of 80 years ago for Eisenhower National Historic Site’s 2025 World War II Weekend event. The 2025 event will focus on the year 1945 and the end of World War II.Eisenhower National Historic Site’s annual World War II Weekend is a living history focused event that includes guest speakers, ranger guided tours, family activities, and more. This year’s event will bring the stories of 1945 to life through three days of programming and interactive activities for visitors of all ages. 2025 will be the 27th year for this event, taking place ... Read This Story
**THIS EVENT IS NOW SOLD OUT**This program program takes place at the Gettysburg National Military Park Museum and Visitor Center Theater. Free tickets are required. Tickets must be reserved through the Gettysburg Foundation website here, or by calling 877-874-2478.
Eighty years ago, World War II came to an end with the surrender of Axis forces to Allied powers in both Europe and the Pacific. After six years and over sixty million deaths, the deadliest conflict in recorded history was finally over. Though the guns fell silent, Dwight D. Eisenhower, the United States, and the world had been forever changed by the conflict.
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