Dobbin House
Gettysburg, Pennsylvania • Adams County
Gettysburg, Pennsylvania • Adams County
The Dobbin House is an imposing 1776 stone structure in Gettysburg, PA, originally built as the Reverend Alexander Dobbin's home and a classical preparatory school. It features robust colonial architecture characteristic of early American frontier homesteads. Today, it operates as a historic restaurant.
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