Witness to War: The Taverns of Gettysburg
Follow the advancing armies as they approach the small town of Gettysburg, stopping at its inns and taverns. Both armies availed themselves of Gettysburg's hospitality--some paying for meals and beverages, some hauling away barrels and bottles. Join Licensed Battlefield Guide John Winkelman as he shares the stories of the taverns of Gettysburg when they "hosted" two armies during the Battle of Gettysburg. Through old photos of the taverns, detailed research on licenses and battle damage claims, John has pieced together the colorful stories of the taverns and inns. Interested in helping to preserve history? Learn how you can help at https://www.achs-pa.org/campaign
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