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Ghostly Images of Gettysburg

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About Ghostly Images of Gettysburg

Ghostly Images of Gettysburg Walking Tours takes visitors inside two of the most actively haunted historic homes in the country to explore the paranormal history of this Civil War battlefield town. The tour stops at the Jennie Wade House, where the only civilian casualty of the Battle of Gettysburg died, allowing guests to stand in the actual rooms where spirits are believed to linger. A second tour explores the Haunted Orphanage, where visitors encounter chilling accounts of children who suffered abuse within its walls. A Late Night Jennie Wade and Orphanage Combo Tour combines both locations after dark with minimal lighting, creating an immersive paranormal experience. The Spirits Speak Ghostly Encounters tour offers another evening option at these same two historic properties. Rather than walking exterior locations along crowded streets, visitors spend their time inside and around these paranormally active homes. Tickets are sold online through the attraction's website.

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$34
Children (ages 6-12)
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$22

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