Gettysburg National Military Park has no entrance fee. Visitors are welcome to tour the grounds and the Gettysburg National Cemetery, though hours of operation vary minimally from season to season.

And they latched onto places such as Antietam National Battlefield ... me back to Gettysburg one day in my early 30s, and a chance encounter with an interpretive marker that rekindled my love for the ...

A map showing key landmarks is available on the park's National Cemetery Virtual Tour page. You can explore Gettysburg National Military Park's grounds for free every day from 6 a.m. to 7 or 10 p ...

such as the National Cemetery, or for heading off the beaten path to see rock carvings. Hallowed Ground: A Walk at Gettysburg by James M. McPherson (2003): Pulitzer Prize winner James McPherson ...

The three-day conflict took place in July 1863 at what is now known as Gettysburg National Military Park ... began), Pickett's Charge and Gettysburg Cemetery, where you'll listen to a reading ...

Exhuasted Confederate forces raise the Stars & Bars atop the conquered Cemetery Hill. Confederate forces by this time are completely spent and with night falling rapidly, can no longer press the ...

Exhausted Confederate forces raise the Stars & Bars atop newly-conquered Cemetery Hill while fresh Union reinforcements begin new entrenchments. Other Union reinforcements fortify their flanks ...