Gettysburg National Military Park preserves the site of the pivotal July 1863 Battle of Gettysburg, the Civil War's bloodiest engagement. It encompasses vast battlefield landscapes, historic structures, and over 1,300 monuments and memorials, honoring those who fought there.
This park is profoundly significant as the turning point of the Civil War, impacting military strategy and national politics. It also represents groundbreaking efforts in landscape architecture, conservation, and historic preservation, embodying early national park development and commemorating a critical moment in American history.
Military; Politics/Government; Architecture
Baltimore And W. Middle Sts., Gettysburg, Pennsylvania
Transportation; Architecture
W Of Gettysburg On Pa 116, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania
Education; Architecture; Religion
89 Steinwehr Ave., Gettysburg, Pennsylvania
Military; Politics/Government
200 Eisenhower Farm Lane, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania