Gettysburg National Military Park

National Military Park · PA

The Battle of Gettysburg was a turning point in the Civil War, the Union victory that ended General Robert E. Lee's second and most ambitious invasion of the North. Often referred to as the "High Water Mark of the Rebellion", Gettysburg was the Civil War's bloodiest battle and was also the inspiration for President Abraham Lincoln's immortal "Gettysburg Address".

What you’ll hear

90 places to explore in this park.

  • 140th New York Infantry Regiment Monument
  • 16th Michigan Infantry Regiment Monument
  • 1. Little and Big Round Top from the Valley of Death Then & Now
  • 1st Massachusetts Battery Monument
  • 1st New Jersey Cavalry Monument
  • 20th Maine Infantry Regiment Monument
  • 20th Massachusetts Monument
  • 44th New York Infantry Monument
  • 5th United States Artillery, Battery D (Hazlett's Battery) Monument
  • 69th Pennsylvania Monument
  • 72nd Pennsylvania Monument
  • 91st Pennsylvania Monument – 50th Anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg Then & Now
  • Abraham Brian Farm
  • ANNIVERSARY ATTENDEES LOUNGE ON THE PENNSYLVANIA MEMORIAL STAIRS Then & Now
  • Battery L, 1st Ohio Artillery Monument
  • Battery M, 2nd US Artillery Marker
  • Bivouac of the Dead Plaque
  • Confederate Dead near Plum Run in the Slaughter Pen Then & Now
  • Confederate Dead near the Edge of the Rose Woods, Gardner Stereo #235 Then & Now
  • Confederate Dead Near the Edge of the Rose Woods, Gardner Stereo #256 Then & Now
  • Confederate Dead near the Edge of the Rose Woods, Gardner Stereo #257 Then & Now
  • CONFEDERATE “SHARPSHOOTER” IN ORIGINAL LOCATION NEAR DEVIL’S DEN Then & Now
  • Confederate “Sharpshooter” near Devil’s Den, Gardner Stereo #263 Then & Now
  • Cress Ridge
  • Culp's Hill Observation Tower
  • Cyclorama Focal Point Wayside Exhibit
  • David Wills House
  • Devil's Den
  • East Cemetery Hill
  • Eisenhower National Historic Site
  • Electric Vehicle Charging Stations at Gettysburg
  • Eternal Light Peace Memorial
  • EVERGREEN CEMETERY GATEHOUSE Then & Now
  • Fortifications on Little Round Top Then & Now
  • Gardner & O'Sullivan: Confederate “Sharpshooter” in Original Location near Devil’s Den Then & Now
  • General George Meade Equestrian Statue
  • Gettysburg National Cemetery Entrance
  • Gouverneur K. Warren Monument – 50th Anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg Then & Now
  • High Water Mark Monument and Copse of Trees
  • High Water Mark of the Rebellion Monument Then & Now
  • “Home of a Rebel Sharpshooter” Then & Now
  • HOME OF BASIL BIGGS & FAMILY Then & Now
  • In the Footsteps of the 4th Texas Infantry
  • Jimmie Pickett
  • Lincoln Address Memorial
  • Little Round Top
  • Lutheran Theological Seminary Then & Now
  • Lydia Leister Farm: Meade's Headquarters
  • McPherson Farm Then & Now
  • McPherson Ridge
  • Meade's Headquarters: Lydia Leister House Then & Now
  • Memorial to the Grand Army of the Republic
  • Michigan Cavalry Brigade Monument
  • Monument to Gouverneur K. Warren
  • North Carolina Monument
  • Northern Gathering Area on Little Round Top
  • Oak Ridge
  • Oak Ridge Observation Tower
  • Pennsylvania Memorial
  • Pitzer Woods
  • Plum Run
  • Posed Scene in the Slaughter Pen Then & Now
  • Restrooms (Gettysburg National Cemetery)
  • Sallie - Dogs of the NPS
  • Seasonal Restrooms (Pennsylvania Memorial)
  • Seasonal Restrooms (Spangler's Spring)
  • Sketch Artist Alfred Waud in Devil's Den Then & Now
  • Soldiers' National Cemetery
  • Soldiers' National Monument
  • South End Guide Station
  • Spangler's Spring
  • Staged Photo at Devil's Den Then & Now
  • State of Maryland Monument
  • Summit of Little Round Top Then & Now
  • The Angle
  • The High Water Mark
  • The Peach Orchard
  • The Trolley Operating on the Battlefield Then & Now
  • The Trolley Passes Next to the Gettysburg National Cemetery Then & Now
  • The Wheatfield
  • Trostle Barn with Dead Horses from Bigelow’s Battery Then & Now
  • Trostle House with Dead Horses from Bigelow's Battery Then & Now
  • Turnbull's Battery F & K, 3rd US Artillery
  • Veteran and Boy at the Pennsylvania Memorial Then & Now
  • Veteran Points to Scene of Pickett's Charge from the Position of Cushing's Battery Then & Now
  • Veterans Shake Hands Across the Stone Wall on Cemetery Ridge Then & Now
  • Veterans Visit the Monument to General George Gordon Meade Then & Now
  • Virginia Memorial
  • Warfield Ridge
  • West End Guide Station

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