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Gettysburg
Battlefield
Bed & Breakfast
Welcome!
For more information on our daily history
programs, delicious breakfasts,  ghost stories, & slide show,  click here.

Civil War theme inn
Real 1809 Civil War  farmhouse on
30 acres of the Gettysburg Battlefield
Rooms and Rates    Availability

717-334-8804  888-766-3897
2264 Emmitsburg Road, Gettysburg, PA 17325
battlefieldbedandbreakfast@gmail.com


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Eight rooms, pets and children welcome, WIFI, TV. A/C

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Miss Betty gives driving tours exclusively to bed and breakfast guests

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Town Tours & Harper's Ferry
with RickGarland

June 28, 2009

Hi Florence,

My wife Sandy and I want to thank you for helping to make our trip to Gettysburg so memorable. Staying at your  lovely Bed and Breakfast was to say the least extremely enjoyable and memorable. Our hosts, the room, food, company, Rick Garlands music and history before breakfast, all helped to make our stay so very enjoyable. The most memorable part about our stay however was the visit to our room by the young lady in blue. We were staying in the Harts Artillery room and it was sometime in the middle of the night probably around 2 or 3 am (I didn't check the time). My wife Sandy was sleeping beside me and I was sitting up in bed when the image of a young lady in a light blue dress or apron looking to be in her late teens or early twenty's appeared at the foot of the bed. She had a big white bow in her blond hair and she sort of walked/glided over to the side of the desk where the lamp is. She then bent over the desk and it looked as if she was either reading or writing, I couldn't tell which. I thought I must be dreaming (I even slapped myself) but I wasn't) I just sat there and stared silently. She remained for what seemed like a few minutes and then disappeared. When she disappeared, a rust colored mist hovered just above the lamp shade for another couple of minutes and then the mist too disappeared.
Florence, if anyone had told me this story I would say "yeah right" and laugh but it happened and I wanted to share it with you.
Thanks again for helping to make our trip so enjoyable. we definitely plan on staying with you again.

Best regards,
Jeff Smith
Flushing, NY

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