Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, this beautiful 1862 Federal-style house is situated on 18 private acres just two miles from the Gettysburg National Military Park.

Used as a hospital during the Battle of Gettysburg, it now welcomes guests as a historic six-room B&B.

Come for the history, stay for the hospitality!

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Rooms

Our rooms feature historical décor, queen beds, HDTVs, complimentary Wi-Fi, air conditioning, ceiling fans, and private en suite bathrooms.

 
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Breakfast

Guests enjoy a fresh homemade breakfast, which could include a fruit dish, home baked bread, and a hot entree, served on fine china.

 
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Elegance in Gettysburg

The Lightner Farmhouse B&B is your home away from home.  Delight in the charm of our antique-filled parlor; relax in the Gathering Room with its art and entertainment options; rock away on the porch; tell ghost stories around the fire pit; explore the 18 acres of fields, woods and streams; or refresh yourself with a nap in your well-appointed bedroom.

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Visit a Historic Landmark

In July 1863, the Lightner Farm served as a hospital for wounded Union soldiers.  Its patients included a Medal of Honor winner, a future leader of the Grand Army of the Republic and the namesake of Stevens’ Knoll. 

Come for the History, stay for the Hospitality!