Buildings of Gettysburg

This section contains various photos of buildings in the Gettysburg, PA area.

There are three groups of photos as follows:

• Lutheran Theological Seminary at Gettysburg
• Gettysburg College
• Gettysburg Borough

Lutheran Theological Seminary at Gettysburg

Schmucker House-built in 1833 On West Confederate Avenue	Singmaster House-built in 1901 On West Confederate Avenue
The Richard House On Springs Avenue	Wolfe House-built in 1875 On Springs Avenue
Valentine Hall-built in 1894 On West Confedrate Avenue	Schmucker Hall-built in 1831-1832 On West Confederate Avenue
The Refectory(Dining Hall) Built in 1910. On West Confederate Avenue	Church of the Abiding Presence On West Confedrate Avenue
Krauth House-built in 1834 On West Confederate Avenue	Lewars House-built in 1925 On West Confederate Avenue

Gettysburg College

Gettysburg College President's Home, on W. Broadway St.	Gettysburg College: Weidensall Hall, built in 1922
Gettysburg College: Norris-Wachob Alumni House, built in 1860	Gettysburg College: Musselman Library
Gettysburg College: Gladfelter Lodge	Gettysburg College: Gladfelter Hall, built in 1889
Gettysburg College: Miller Hall, built in 1882	Gettysburg College: Brua Hall
Gettysburg College: McKnight Hall, built in 1898.	Gettysburg College: Eisenhower House/Admisssions House. "Ike" wrote his memoirs here.
Gettysburg College: Stevens Hall	Gettysburg College: Huber Hall
Gettysburg College: Schmucker Hall, built in 1888.
Gettysburg College: Pennsylvania Hall, built in 1837. Used as a Civil War Hospital.

Gettysburg Borough

On W. Broadway St.	On W. Broadway St.
On W. Broadway St.	On W. Broadway St.
On W. Broadway St.	On W. Broadway St.
Capt. D.D. Eisenhower's home in 1918, on N. Washington ST., while commanding Camp Colt, at Gettysburg.	"The Lamp Post" on Carlisle St./Rte. 34.
On Carlisle St./Rte. 34.	On Carlisle St./Rte. 34.
On Carlisle St./Rte. 34.	On W. Broadway St.
Fahnestock Mansion, built in 1859. On West High St.	Civil War Home on W. Middle St.
Rev. Seibel's Gothic Revival Home ca. 1870, W. Middle St.	Adams Co. Court House, built in 1859. On Baltimore St./Rte. 97.
The Memorial Church of The Prince of Peace Episcopal, built 1888-1900. On Baltimore St./Rte. 97.	St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church, Built in 1852-1853. On West High St.
Civil War Building on Baltimore St./Rte. 97.	Civil War Building on Baltimore St./Rte. 97.
Civil War Building on Baltimore St./Rte. 97.	Civil War Building on Baltimore St./Rte. 97.
Civil War Building on Baltimore St./Rte. 97.	Civil War Building on Baltimore St./Rte. 97.
The Shriver House Civil War Building on Baltimore St./Rte. 97.	Civil War Building on Baltimore St./Rte. 97.
Civil War Building on Baltimore St./Rte. 97.	The Farnsworth House built in 1810. Used by CSA snipers. Bullet holes from returning fire are in the left wall.
Civil War Building on Baltimore St./Rte. 97.	Civil War Building on Baltimore St./Rte. 97.
Civil War Building on Baltimore St./Rte. 97.	John Rupp, Gothic Revival Style Home, built 1868. On Baltimore St./Rte. 97.
"Jenny Wade" Civil War Home on Baltimore St./Rte. 97.	Civil War Building on Baltimore St./Rte. 97.
Built in 1813-1814 on High St. Home of the Gettysburg Academy, 1st home of the Lutheran Seminary, and the 1st home of Gettysburg College.