an unforgettable experience as you rest in the serene setting of a Civil War era farmhouse.
Let your surroundings transport you as you stay in a Federal-style brick home built in 1862 by Isaac Lightner, an Adams County sheriff and farmer. We have carefully preserved the original character of Isaac Lightner’s home, including the wide moldings, random-plank floors, and four fireplaces. 
Two suites are offered for family accommodations, and group events are a specialty at the Lightner. The Common Room has games, cable television, and videos available for your entertainment. Wireless internet is available throughout the farmhouse. Each guest room has a TV also and most of them have built in “This is one of the best B&B’s we have ever stayed in. Eileen, Dennis and Betty are wonderful. They are so informative about the area and spot on with their recommendations of places to experience. The breakfasts were wonderful and the chocolate chip cookies were a wonderful afternoon treat. We enjoyed our morning brews each day after breakfast on the comfortable porch. Gave us time to plan our activities for the day in a relaxed atmosphere. The Inn is located far enough out of town to not experience the traffic noise and yet close enough to be into town in a jiffy. We recommend the Lightner to anyone traveling to Gettysburg.”