Gettysburg Farnsworth House Guided Tour with Relics 1 hr
Explore the Farnsworth House, view Civil War relics, and see more than 100 bullet holes on this one-hour guided Gettysburg tour.
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- • Smoking, vaping, and intoxication are not permitted
Explore the Farnsworth House, where Gettysburg’s Civil War history remains visible in its rooms and brickwork. This one-hour Gettysburg Farnsworth House guided tour brings the stories of 1863 to life through historic spaces, artifacts, and a guide dressed in period clothing. Step into the garret, where a Confederate sharpshooter is believed to have fired the shot that killed Jennie Wade, the only civilian killed during the Battle of Gettysburg. See authentic Civil War relics, then descend to the cellar’s Victorian Viewing Parlor, with period photographs, furnishings, church pews, and an antique coffin. Outside, look closely at more than 100 bullet holes in the façade, a striking reminder of the house’s place in the battle. With access to the attic, cellar parlor, and historic house, the Gettysburg Farnsworth House guided tour offers a close-up encounter with the past. Join the tour to discover the stories held within this remarkable landmark.
Pros
- Explore the historic Farnsworth House with a guide in period dress
- Examine more than 100 bullet holes in the brick façade
- Ascend to the attic associated with a Confederate sharpshooter
- View authentic Civil War relics and period photographs
- Visit the Victorian Viewing Parlor in the cellar
Includes
- Guided tour of the Historic Farnsworth House
- Access to the garret (attic)
- Viewing of Civil War relics
- Visit to the Victorian Viewing Parlor in the cellar
- Examination of bullet holes on the brick façade
- Guide in period dress
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Tour Highlights
- • Explore the historic Farnsworth House with a guide in period dress
- • Examine more than 100 bullet holes in the brick façade
- • Ascend to the attic associated with a Confederate sharpshooter
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