Museums

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AMERICAN CIVIL WAR MUSEUM
The American Civil War Museum is Gettysburg's only attraction to orient and recount the series of events which led to the Civil War. With more than 200 life-size figures in 30 scenes, the museum depicts the leading personalities, political, economical and social aspects of the war. After leisurely walking the five halls of our museum, visitors then enter the digitally enhanced multi-media Battleroom Auditorium which highlights the Battle of Gettysburg, followed by President Lincoln's Gettysburg Address. The American Civil War Museum is home to the Gettysburg Gift Center, a 3,200 square foot retail center. Phone: 717-334-6245 E-mail: info@e-gettysburg.com Web Site: www.e-gettysburg.com
American Civil War Museum
297 Steinwehr Avenue
Gettysburg, PA 17325


THE BATTLE THEATRE
For a greater understanding of the Battle of Gettysburg, take the time to visit the Gettysburg Battle Theatre. Locatednext to the field where General Pickett led his men on that historic charge,the Battle Theatre ia a Mulit-Media presentation of the three days of the Battle and the events leading up to it. The gift shop features unique Gettysburg gifts and collectibles.
425 Steinwehr Ave.
Gettysburg, Pa. 17325
(717) 334-6100


SOLDIERS NATIONAL MUSEUM
"Showcase of the Civil War," displays 10 major battles of the Civil War with unbelievable realism and houses one of the largest private collections of battlefield relics in Gettysburg. The museum also features a large collection ofmilitary items from the days of Columbus to Desert Storm. One of the highlights of the museum is a life-sized, narrated Confederate encampment.
777 Baltimore St.
Gettysburg, PA 17325
(717) 337-4890


JENNY WADE HOUSE MUSEUM
The poignant story of Jennie Wade, Gettysburg's heroine, dramatically unfolds as you walk through this carefully restored home. The house is muchthe same as it was on those three fateful days in July of 1863. There is also avery fine gift shop with souvenirs and fine collectibles.
758 Baltimore St.
Gettysburg, PA. 17325
(717) 334-4100


LINCOLN TRAIN MUSEUM
"Ride" with President Lincoln on his historic train trip to Gettysburg. Viewone of the largest displays of model trains and train collectibles anywhere.The Lincoln Train is a family experience in sound, sight, and motion. All Aboard!
425 Steinwehr Ave.
Gettysburg PA. 17325
(717) 334-5678



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