
Seldom Seen Tour
A private walking tour taking visitors to off-the-beaten-path locations in Gettysburg with unexpected stories from the town's varied history, including strange, mysterious, and unusual tales rarely discussed on standard tours.
Guide Service · Hiking

Gettysburg Licensed Town Guides offers walking tours centered on civilian experiences during and after the 1863 battle. The 60- and 90-minute Town Tours cover how fewer than 2,300 residents cared for 22,000 wounded soldiers, Lincoln's November 1863 visit, and stories of those caught in crossfire. The Danger & Courage tour focuses on the southern end's "no man's land," including Jennie Wade's death and street-level fighting. The 8 Miles From Slavery tour traces Gettysburg's Black community from pre-Civil War through Reconstruction, highlighting abolitionists and freedom-road history. The Seldom Seen Tour visits off-the-beaten-path locations with strange, mysterious, and unusual local stories. Guides have undergone rigorous study and testing; most members have over 10 years in the program.
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A private walking tour taking visitors to off-the-beaten-path locations in Gettysburg with unexpected stories from the town's varied history, including strange, mysterious, and unusual tales rarely discussed on standard tours.

A private walking tour presenting stories of Gettysburg's black community from the years leading up to the Civil War through Reconstruction, including abolitionists, heroes, and significant events on the road to freedom.

A 60-minute walking tour of the southern end of Gettysburg focusing on the civilian experience in the crossfire between Union and Confederate troops, including the tragic death of Jennie Wade and the aftermath of the battle.

A 60-minute walking tour through Gettysburg's history covering the civilian experience during the battle and related historical events.

A 90-minute walking tour through Gettysburg's history focusing on the civilian experience during the battle, including stories of civilians caught in the crossfire, the care of 22,000 wounded soldiers, and President Lincoln's visit in November 1863.
Gettysburg, Pennsylvania


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