The Lightner Farmhouse

The Lightner Farmhouse - Bed & Breakfast

Gettysburg, PA 17325

History and nature come alive at the Lightner Farmhouse Bed and Breakfast

On nineteen acres of beautiful Gettysburg countryside, rests the Lightner Farmhouse. A graceful Federal-style brick home built ca.1862 by Isaac Lightner, an Adams County sheriff and farmer.

Used as a Federal hospital for wounded soldiers following the 1863 Battle of Gettysburg, today the Farmhouse offers the feel of history with modern comforts and extraordinary hospitality. Two suites are offered for family accommodations, and group events are a specialty at the Lightner.

Off season rates in effect from Nov. 13 until April 1, 2012. Stay two nights, the second night is 1/2 price. Stay three nights for the price of 2. Not valid holiday periods.
	Our Victorian parlor offers a quiet, historic setting for studying the history of the farm, the Battle of Gettysburg or just chatting with your fellow guests. It is also a convenient spot for checking your email using our WiFi connection. Wireless internet throughout the farmhouse gives you the ability to check your email.
Or you may enjoy livelier gatherings with new friends in the Common Room where games, a cable television, and videos are available for your entertainment. Bring your own bottle of wine for a quiet gathering. With advance notice the Hoovers will be glad to have champagne or wine waiting for you.
	Sit on the porch and enjoy the company of our outdoor cat, Jake, or enjoy the view of the gardens and fields. Outdoor enthusiasts can walk our 15 acre Nature Trail. Even better bring your bikes and we can provide a biking map of the Battlefield for your tour. Our large property offers adequate parking for even the largest vehicles.


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The Lightner Farmhouse 2350 Baltimore Pike, Gettysburg, PA 17325 Phone: (717) 337-9508 or 1-866-337-9508 E-mail:innkeepers@lightnerfarmhouse.com