Gettysburg, PA
Gettysburg, PA Reviews
 May 02, 2006Gettysburg (eastern Pennsylvania) is a little over 70 miles from Washington, DC and about 35 miles from Harrisburg, PA. Area attractions include the Gettysburg National Military Park, Eisenhower National Historic Site, golf courses and horseback riding, antique shopping and galleries, and Boyd's Bear Country. There are many Bed and Breakfasts to choose from, as well as the Eisenhower Inn and Convention Center. Some of the hotels and motels, like Holiday Inn Battlefield and Quality Inn - Gettysburg, are within walking distance of the park. Quality Inn - Larson's is located on historic Seminary Ridge, with General Lee's Headquarters on premises and the National Park adjacent. Free Military eCards and more on Civil War travel 
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Jun 16, 2008
Left Lynchburg and programmed my GPS to take me up to Gettysburg, PA. My GPS has a setting that routes you avoiding interstates and thats the way I prefer to travel. Secondary roads are much more interesting and really give you an opportunity to see the countryside. Well on this leg, that routing got me into some… Lynchburg, VA to Gettysburg, PA., National Park |
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Sep 06, 2007
PA. They were on their way back to Ohio from Maryland. Only my family does this, by the way. It is like a wacked version of a math question on the SAT. If Jewels eats lunch with her Dad, Phil Rossi… The Gettysburg Address |
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May 01, 2002
Gettysburg, PA is the culmination point and decisive point of the American Civil War. From the early skirmishes between the Union Cavalry and the arriving Confederate forces, through the defeated Pickett's Charge, and the 20th Maine holding the far left flank with no ammunition… Gettysburg, PA Battlefields |
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Jun 01, 2006
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Sometimes it is nice to revisit an area. Dave and I are so happy we did that today. First thing this morning, we took a tour through the Luray Caverns. My memories did not do it justus. We were… New Market, VA to Gettysburg, PA |
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Jun 25, 2006
Took a break from Gettysburg and drove up to Hershey, PA to visit the factory and displays there. The facility is huge with one of the largest parking lots I have seen. They give you the first 2 hours free and then charge you a bunch with the third hour starting at $8.00. In the visitors… Frederick, MD to Gettysburg, PA., Battlefield, Hershey, Eisenhower Farm |
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