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The 1809 stone farmhouse with grape vines, walnut trees, and nasturtiums in the September
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Stay in an original Civil War home directly on the Gettysburg Battlefield. What makes us special? a. History programs every morning b. Delicious breakfasts served by costumed staff c. Pet and child friendly d. Ghost stories Friday night including stories about our property e. In house officiant for weddings (Rev.Ron Crawford) f. In house massage therapist (Debbie March) g. Three gracious comfortable common areas for our guests h. 30 acres of privately held Battlefield for guests to explore i. Fun location for ghost stories and paranormal investigations
Innkeeper Information
Innkeepers Description:
Music including piano and singing, gardening, cooking, Civil War history, storytelling, nature, and recently, riding a Razor
The innkeepers speak:

English
Features
Type:

Bed and Breakfast

Guest Cottage
Property Noted For:

Daily Civil War history programs before breakfast

Dinners with Lincoln, JEB Stuart, Irish Brigade

Friday night ghost stories

Fun and educational Civil War seminars

Pets welcome

Petting zoo

Antiques/decor

Excellent views

Family Travel

Group events

Honeymoons

Nature

Peaceful getaway

Weddings
Amenities
Guest Room:

Air conditioning

Alarm clock

Amenities Basket

In-room internet

Desk

Fireplace

Hairdryer

Hot tub/whirlpool tub

Internet Service

Ironing Board

Private entrance

Radio

Satellite/Cable TV

TV

Wi-Fi
On Site:

BBQ grill

Board games

CD player

Conference Rooms

Library

Piano

Telephone

VCR

Videos

Wedding Facilities
Other Amenities:

massage chairs
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Beds
1 Queen
2 Twin
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Bathroom
Private Bath
Bathtub
Shower
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Nightly Rate
(high/low season) $172.98/$230
Two room Confederate Suite has a queen bed in the master bedroom and two twin beds in a separate room. This spacious ground floor suite has a large picture window overlooking the pond.
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Beds
1 Queen
1 Twin
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Bathroom
Private Bath
Bathtub
Shower
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Nightly Rate
(high/low season) $145.86/$230
This Union room was the downstairs parlor of the 1809 stone section of the building. The gas-log fireplace, open beam ceiling, and original chestnut floor add to the historic ambience. The room has a queen bed and a twin day bed.
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Beds
1 King
1 Double
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Bathroom
Private Bath
Bathtub
Shower
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Nightly Rate
(high/low season) $147.26/$250
This Union Room named in honor of cavalry General Wesley Merritt, one of the "boy generals", is the entire upper floor of the original 1809 building. It has a master bedroom with fireplace and windows in three directions. There is a second bedroom with a full-size bed. A spacious bath and private stairway make this a very comfortable, private room for a couple or family.
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Beds
1 Queen
1 Double
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Bathroom
Private Bath
Bathtub
Shower
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Nightly Rate
(high/low season) $122.50/$209
2nd US Dragoons has a queen bed and a full-size futon. This Union room has an interior wall that is the exposed stone from the original house. The vaulted ceiling gives a spacious atmosphere. This room is decorated to honor the Dragoons, who were hardy soldiers trained on the frontier to fight on foot and horseback.
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Beds
1 Queen
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Bathroom
Private Bath
Bathtub
Shower
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Nightly Rate
(high/low season) $142.50/$209
This romantic Confederate room has a lacy canopy bed, vaulted ceiling, and beautiful stone wall.
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Beds
1 Queen
1 Double
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Bathroom
Private Bath
Bathtub
Shower
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Nightly Rate
(high/low season) $148/$220
This spacious corner Confederate room has windows in two directions and a vaulted ceiling. The room is decorated to honor the 1st Texas Infantry unit who fought here on the property.
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Beds
1 Queen
1 Twin
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Bathroom
Private Bath
Bathtub
Shower
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Nightly Rate
(high/low season) $140/$209
This Union room is decorated with a theme inspired by Rush's Pennsylvania Lancers. The decor is soft and lacy, with a Victorian ambience.
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Beds
1 Queen
1 Twin
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Bathroom
Private Bath
Bathtub
Shower
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Nightly Rate
(high/low season) $140/$209
This Confederate room is decorated with magnolias and a wall mural. Sleep under pictures of Lee and Jackson. This corner room overlooks the pond.
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Beds
1 Queen
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Bathroom
Private Bath
Bathtub
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Nightly Rate
(high/low season) $174/$309
This cottage is an entire private home along our drive. The house has a kitchen, dining room, living room, bedroom, and two Jacuzzi baths. The bedroom has a queen bed and two massage chairs. The living room has a pull-out sofa bed.
Policy
Reservation Policy
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Check in: 3-8 PM Check out: 11:00 AM
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Minimum stay: One day is fine unless you include Saturday. Then we require two days.
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Deposit amount required: We require a $15% non-refundable deposit per night per room.
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Cancellations: Your deposit becomes a cancellation fee. If you give us less than one week's notice, you are responsible for the room unless we can rent it out. All forfeited deposits may be applied toward future stays.
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Open all year round: Y
General Policies
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Smoking allowed: Limited
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Guest pets allowed: Yes
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Drinking allowed: Yes
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Drinks available: N
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Children allowed: We love all guests of all ages with responsible parents.
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Suitable for children: Yes
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Childcare provided: No
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Breakfast
Type: Full
Time Served: 9 am or by appointment
Serving location: Dining Room
Special meal options

Low fat

Restrictive

Vegetarian
Additional food services

Afternoon cookies and lemonade
Recipes
Appetizer-Snack
Cornelius Houtelin's Easy Fondue
Serves: 10
Prep time: 45 minBeverage
Anna Houtelin's All-purpose Party Punch
Serves: 20
Prep time: 15 minBread
Burrberry's Apricot Orange Muffins
Serves: 14
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Location Type

Countryside
City
Gettysburg
Distance to city: 3 miles
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Directions to property:
From Route 15, take Steinwehr Ave exit. Drive north 2.9 miles. Our sign is on the right. Turn into the gravel lane and drive back 1/4 mile to the historic inn. From Route 30, turn onto Baltimore Street from the Gettysburg Traffic Circle in the center of town. This will be a right turn if you are coming from the west and a left turn if you are coming from the east. Go to the third traffic light and take the right fork, called Steinwehr Ave. Drive south for 4 miles. Turn left into the gravel drive at the sign and drive back 1/4 mile to the inn.
Airport
Harrisburg, PA (MDT) 40 miles
Directions to property:
Actually, most guests arrive at one of the Baltimore or DC airports. From Harrisburg, take 83 to Route 76 (The Pennsylvania Turnpike) and go a short distance to the Gettysburg exit in Harrisburg. This will be Route 15. Drive south 35 minutes and exit at Steinwehr Ave. From Baltimore, get onto the beltway and take 795 towards Westminster. This will become 140. You can either stay on 140 to Emmitsburg and go north a couple of miles on Route 15 to Steinwehr Ave, or you can take 97 out of Westmister to Gettysburg. You will come to a light and make a sharp left onto Steinwehr. Drive south 4 miles. From DC, take 270 north to Frederick. This will automatically turn into Route 15 to Gettysburg. Get off at Steinwehr Ave.
Area Attractions

Antique Shopping

Art Galleries

Gourmet/Fine Dining

Historical interests

Live Music

Movie Theater

Museum

National/State parks

Nature area

Gettysburg College

Mount St. Mary's College

Ski Liberty Ski Resort

60 minutes to Washington DC Metro

Land of Little Horses

Gettysburg National Military Park

Outlet Stores

Performing Theater

Picnic area

Religious Services

Ski area

Winery

Bicycles

Bird watching

Boating

Fishing

Golfing

Hiking trails

Horseback riding

Gettysburg National Military Park

Shopping

Sight-seeing

Ski rentals

Snow shoe rental

Snow shoe trails

Video Arcade
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Battlefield Bed and Breakfast review
- Stayed on: 6 / 2011
- Reviewed on: 1/11/2012
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Between 36-45 years old

Stays at B&Bs twice a year

Typically stays in moderate lodging

Was travelling on vacation
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The Battlefield Bed & Breakfast was the first B&B I ever stayed at and that was 3 years ago. My family and I have been coming back every year since then. Florence and the staff make you feel very comfortable and welcome you like you are part of the family. The house and the property, well it's amazing! To actually stay in a true Civil War house and walk on the battlefield where so many lost their lives is an experience we will never forget. My daughter and I take a walk every morning, it's so quiet and we love to walk around the pond and take pictures of everything we can. The rooms are quiet, private, clean and beautifully furnished with Civil War era items and there is a story behind every door of the house. It's wonderful to hear the stories and history lessons that are given while being dressed in the clothing of the Civil War era. My son & daughter even got to fire a musket one morning before breakfast, it made their day. It truly makes you feel as if you are living in that time. The food is delicious and homemade fresh, my son can't wait for the french toast, he says it's the best he's had. The sights/tours of Gettysburg are only a 5 minute drive from the Battlefield Bed & Breakfast and extremely easy to get to. Once you stay here, you will understand why we come back every year! Thanks to you Florence and your staff for everything you do to make your place so special to all of us!
an awesome place
- Stayed on: 11 / 2011
- Reviewed on: 11/23/2011
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55+ years old

Stays at B&Bs twice a year

Typically stays in moderate lodging

Was travelling for a weekend getaway
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We were there for a paranormal investigation, in Gettysburg of all places. Steeped in history, there was a history talk every morning and a Friday night ghost story. The breakfast was purely amazing. We had some paranormal experiences, but who in Gettysburg doesn't? The Inn is a bit off the main road, on 30 acres of Civil War Battlefield, one of the only battlefields still in private ownership. Florence and her staff were delightful. There was always fresh coffee and cookies out. Lots of history in that place.
Have a great stay at The Battlefield Bed & Breakfast Inn
- Stayed on: 1 / 2011
- Reviewed on: 2/2/2011
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Between 45-55 years old

First time staying at a B&B

Typically stays in moderate lodging

Was travelling for a weekend getaway
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This "haunted" Bed & Breakfast, located on the actual Gettysburg battlefield. Not to close to downtown and not to far away from Sachs bridge and other key areas of the Battlefield for those interested in ghost hunting. Ms Florence, took to the stage, wearing her Civil War era dress, spinning scary ghostly stories on Friday night. Her dramatic improvisations during the readings added a frightful twist to the spell-binding tales. The atmosphere of the inn was just perfect, from the personalized welcome for each guest by the innkeeper to the "storybook - looking" black lab named Mollie, that belonged to one of the other guests in this pet-friendly establishment. Even the grounds on this 30 acre piece of American history were outstanding. My friend and I walked the entire property or should I say, were led by the "purr guides" which were the cat pet staff who seemed to know the entire grounds as well as the human staff did. A serene and frozen pond, covered with a fresh dusting of snow lined one edge of the property. Known for its bright green lilly pads in the spring, some say you might see the faries and sprites that hang out at the pond if you have a quick eye. We especially enjoyed the warm ambiance of the inn's interior, with beautiful antique furniture and a slight smell of apple pie baking. Our room was Reilly's North Carolina Artillery Suite and it was perfect. The two rooms in the suite were more than accommodating for us and we loved the queen-sized bed and the double beds in the other room, should we have any of the inn's ghostly apparitions join us during the night. Breakfast was perfect and hand-made for each guest by the inn's Chef David. The meal was absolutely delicious and all of the guests sat at one big table, like a family, which is how the Inn Keeper, Ms Florence's hospitality makes you feel.
Battlefield B&B
- Stayed on: 12 / 2009
- Reviewed on: 1/25/2010
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55+ years old

Almost never stays at B&Bs

Typically stays in moderate lodging

Was travelling for a weekend getaway
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Wonderful weekend - gracious, thoughful and caring hostess. Beautful surroundings. Only disappointment - we did not get to meet the resident ghosts.
Battlefield B&B
- Stayed on: 12 / 2009
- Reviewed on: 1/11/2010
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55+ years old

First time staying at a B&B

Typically stays in moderate lodging

Was travelling for a weekend getaway
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This place was hospitality w/o pretention. Every question was answered, every service was provided, and, best of all, it's dog-friendly. I just loved it here! If you come, I'm pretty sure you won't be disappointed.
- Innkeeper(s)Florence Tarbox
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- Address 2264 Emmitsburg Road
Gettysburg, PA 17325, USA
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Battlefield Bed & Breakfast Inn
Phone: +1-717-334-8804
Fax: +1-717-334-7330
Toll-free: +1-888-766-3897
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