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Farnsworth House Inn– 401 Baltimore St. The original part of
the house was built in 1810, followed by the brick structure in
1833. The house sheltered Confederate sharpshooters during the
three-day conflict. More than 100 bullet holes pock the walls. Fol-
lowing the battle, the house served as a hospital
The house is named in honor of Brigadier General Elon John
Farnsworth, who led an ill-fated charge after the failure of
Pickett's charge, claiming the lives of Farnsworth and 65 of his
men. Sweney's Tavern features a vast collection of props from
the movie, Gettysburg. The garret (attic) holds a personal col-
lection of Civil War artifacts. Attached is also a Civil War
campground.

Shriver House Museum-309 Baltimore St.

$8.95 admission if interested. Tours hosted by guides in period
costumes who describe civilian life during the Civil War and
the battle in particular. House was occupied by Confederates
through the battle. Top floor was used as a sharpshooter’s nest.
At least two of them were killed by Union fire and the blood-
stains still remain on the floor. Numerous bullet holes still in
the brick walls.

Forevermore Scrapbooks –238 Baltimore St. No other infor-
mation needed

Gettysburg Museum of History-219 Baltimore St.. Free. One
of the most extensive private collections of artifacts from the
American Civil War, World War I, World War II, Presidencies
and Pop Culture.. Includes a museum store selling artifacts and
other merchandise.

The Antique Center of Gettysburg -30 Baltimore St . Gettys-
burg's Premier Antique Shop.100 showcases of
quality antiques and collectibles