Cozy inn, small town setting, friendly hospitality and helpful
on-call innkeepers. We are decorated in antiques, family heirlooms and pieces collected along the way.

Birdcage in the living room

Walk to Everything:

Restaurants, gift shops, attractions, antique co-ops, the National Cemetery, Culp's Hill and Pickett's Charge, bus and ghost tours and museums.

Not a walker?

 No problem because we are located on the
Freedom Transit
bus line that takes you to the visitor center, the outlets, the Gettysburg Square, two large cinema complexes and much more. You can ride all day for a small charge.



Concierge offerings:

 Providing maps of the town and battlefields, info on local attractions and events and walking tour maps.

We'll make reservations for dinner, DC bus trips or for a licensed battlefield guide. Offering use of battlefield tour CD, hairdryers, iron and ironing boards, corkscrews and wine glasses, laundry facilitiles for extended stays and emergencies, extra refrigerator space and umbrellas.

Choose your era:

Victorian, Edwardian, the Great War or WWII then enjoy the comforts of king and queen size beds, private baths, free WiFi access, A/C, Cable TV and free off street parking.




Welcome to Gettysburg

We are a nostalgic bed and breakfast in Gettysburg, PA on the path Abraham Lincoln rode to give the Gettysburg Address. We offer a beautiful and unique alternative to Gettysburg hotels and motels with competive pricing.

One of Gettysburg historic district's fine, quaint inns with romantic Victorian up to the nostalgic 1940s bed and breakfast rooms with all modern comforts.

Stay in a room that views the huge sycamore tree that witnessed both the Battle of Gettysburg and the Gettysburg Address. Try the comfy affordable family suite or the private Victorian suite.

The 24 hour continental breakfast room is always well stocked for your ease, needs, and pleasures with a variety of foods, snacks, treats, flavored coffees and teas.

The property was the Rupp's Tannery and during the 3 day Battle of Gettysburg was a hide out for confederate sharpshooters.

Why stay at a hotel or motel when you can stay at a cozy inn for a similar price

Felix Clock in the breakfast room
old underwood typewriter

Secretary in the living room
Witness Wood      

Witness Wood    certificate of authenticity

Own a piece of the Sycamore tree that witnessed the battle of Gettysburg and the Gettysburg Address. Each piece is approximately 1 1/8” to 1 ½” round/oval and is matted with all acid-free materials to a standard 8” x10” size with a photo of the Lincoln procession passing the Sycamore on his way to give the immortal speech, a description below and a certificate of authenticity.

$20 if bought at our gift shop or $25 shipped to you.

Framed with a simple black frame is $32 at our gift shop or $40 shipped.