Historic Walking Town Tour- Jennie Wade’s Baltimore Street
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Explore southern Gettysburg with Town Historian Ken Rich
Hear firsthand civilian accounts from July 1863
Visit locations associated with Jennie Wade
Compare historic streets with Gettysburgs 1863 appearance
Gettysburg Town Walking Tour With Ken Rich
Explore the southern portion of historic Gettysburg on this two hour walking tour led by Town Historian Ken Rich. Discover the events that unfolded during July 1863 while learning how the people who lived in Gettysburg experienced the battle and remembered its lasting impact on their community.
Follow the historic streets of Gettysburg and hear firsthand accounts from civilians who lived in the town during the Civil War. Along Baltimore Street, visit locations associated with Jennie Wade, one of Gettysburgs best known residents, and learn about the houses where she lived and was connected. Your guide will bring these personal stories to life while explaining how ordinary residents experienced the events surrounding the battle.
The tour begins at the Jennie Wade House and continues along several blocks of Baltimore Street. As you explore the area, compare the historic buildings and existing structures with what the town looked like in 1863. On the return journey, visit the site of Jennie Wades house on Breckenridge Street before finishing back at the Jennie Wade House.
This is a leisurely paced walking experience with no hiking involved. The route follows paved roads and wheelchairs are manageable, making it a comfortable way to discover Gettysburgs history on foot. The tour provides a closer look at the town through the experiences of its residents and the historic locations that remain part of Gettysburg today.
Gettysburg Town Walking Tour With Ken Rich
Explore the southern portion of historic Gettysburg on this two hour walking tour led by Town Historian Ken Rich. Discover the events that unfolded during July 1863 while learning how the people who lived in Gettysburg experienced the battle and remembered its lasting impact on their community.
Follow the historic streets of Gettysburg and hear firsthand accounts from civilians who lived in the town during the Civil War. Along Baltimore Street, visit locations associated with Jennie Wade, one of Gettysburgs best known residents, and learn about the houses where she lived and was connected. Your guide will bring these personal stories to life while explaining how ordinary residents experienced the events surrounding the battle.
The tour begins at the Jennie Wade House and continues along several blocks of Baltimore Street. As you explore the area, compare the historic buildings and existing structures with what the town looked like in 1863. On the return journey, visit the site of Jennie Wades house on Breckenridge Street before finishing back at the Jennie Wade House.
This is a leisurely paced walking experience with no hiking involved. The route follows paved roads and wheelchairs are manageable, making it a comfortable way to discover Gettysburgs history on foot. The tour provides a closer look at the town through the experiences of its residents and the historic locations that remain part of Gettysburg today.
- Two hour guided walking tour
- Town historian guide
- Historical storytelling
- Jennie Wade House area visit
- Gratuities
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