Gettysburg Railway in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania

Gettysburg Railway offers scenic train rides through Adams County, Pennsylvania, departing from the historic Gettysburg train depot. Passengers travel aboard a restored railcar, gaining insights into the railway's history and the Battle of Gettysburg. Storytellers provide historical context about soldiers, leaders, and key landmarks visible from the train. The route includes views of the Railroad Cut, the site of the First Shot Fired, and Conewago Creek. Gettysburg Railway hosts seasonal themed events, such as Halloween and holiday rides. The roundtrip journey lasts about 75 minutes and is suitable for all ages. Afterward, visitors can explore the nearby Gettysburg Lincoln Railway Station museum. This station once served as a hospital for soldiers during the Civil War. The museum offers further historical context to the Gettysburg experience. A visit to both the train and museum allows for a deeper understanding of the area's history.