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Union Gen. George Meade Headquarters
Lydia Leister, widow of James and mother of five children, bought a small farm along Taneytown Road in 1861 that would become a famous landmark during the Battle... Read more.
Celebrate Savings
Take advantage of great cyber savings! A variety of advertisers offer special promotional deals and discounts each issue. To view what is available, click on the... Read more.
The Wagon Hotel
The Wagon Hotel (later called the Battlefield Hotel), shown circa 1886, stood at the corner of Baltimore Street and Emmitsburg Road. It was a popular place to stay... Read more.
Behind the Cover – November/December 2015
We celebrated our November/December Behind the Cover event on Veterans Day at Lark Gifts. In the spirit of the season, we raffled off a prize package containing... Read more.
10 Years of Appreciating Our Past, Highlighting the Present
Celebrate Ge ttysburg’s first editor Jaime Ridgley wrote in our fifth anniversary issue, “With a handful of talented contributors and a group of advertisers... Read more.
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Cook’s Mill
Cook’s Mill, shown here around 1890, is one of the several 19th-century stone grist mills surviving in Adams County. This one, located a mile north of Bendersville... Read more.