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 “We stayed at the Lightner Farmhouse and loved every minute of it. Eileen, Dennis and their housekeeper Bettie were gracious hosts. Breakfast was very good. Having read over 50 books on the Battle of Gettysburg as well as visiting the Battlefield many many times, I never stayed overnight in Gettysburg. I live just less than 3 hours away from Gettysburg and always did day trips. There was a special connection made staying at the Lightner Farmhouse. I would of never made that connection if all I did was day trips to this beautiful and historic area. I highly recommend the Lightner Farmhouse B&B and I hope to use it for my upcoming annual Gettysburg visits- no more day trips for us!”