The Gettysburg Pennsylvania Blog

If you’re going to be around this Sunday, you might want to drive to Emmitsburg and participate in the 234th birthday celebration of Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton.
Emmitsburg is the home of the Basilica at the National Shrine of Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton, who was canonized on September 14, 1975 by Pope Paul VI. [...]

If you’re like I am then you like checking out the historical markers whenever you visit some place new. Well, Adams County Pennsylvania has a lot of historical markers. One historical marker is that you’ll find interesting, especially if you like old churches, is Rock Chapel.
Rock Chapel is one of the oldest churches in the [...]

If you have an hour of time to kill then you might want to take the Adams County Scenic Valley Tour. It’s a 36-mile driving tour that will lead you in all directions around Gettysburg Pennsylvania and allow you to experience the beauty and splendor of one of the most beautiful counties in Pennsylvania. Sites [...]

Gettysburg Pennsylvania has many historic churches. Now, visitors to Gettysburg can tour those historic churches - eight in all - over the course of a few weeks. The tour makes its rounds on Wednesdays.
The tour begins in June and runs through August. The tour is broken up into an East segment and a West segment, [...]