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A Beautiful and Powerful Tribute to History Our visit to the State of Pennsylvania Monument in Gettysburg was truly memorable. My husband, daughter, and I were struck by the perfect blend of history and beauty that this monument offers. As the largest monument on the battlefield, it commands attention from the moment you arrive, but what makes it even more special is the level of detail and craftsmanship. Walking around the monument, we were in awe of the intricate sculptures and inscriptions honoring the Pennsylvania regiments that fought in the battle. The sense of history is tangible, and it’s easy to imagine the significance of this location during one of the most pivotal moments in American history. One of the highlights was climbing to the top. The view from above is breathtaking, offering a panoramic look at the battlefield. It gives you a unique perspective on the landscape and really helps bring the history to life. We spent quite a bit of time up there just taking it all in. The monument is well-maintained and provides plenty of opportunities to read, reflect, and appreciate the sacrifices made here. Whether you’re a history buff or just looking for a meaningful stop in Gettysburg, this is absolutely worth visiting. It’s both humbling and inspiring. We left with a deeper appreciation for the history of this place and for those who fought here. Highly recommend it to anyone visiting Gettysburg!
Erica AnnErica Ann
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Gettysburg was amazing. To see the battleground, to walk the fields, to hear the breeze blowing through the grass and the trees. It was something I will never forget. To just take a second and imagine yourself there as brother against brother, father against son fought against each other… It was a dark part of American history but it is a part of American history we can never forget. We cannot erase our past, we must remember and tell others so that we will not repeat it. Let us everyday remember that these battles were fought right here on American soil. The blood, sweat and tears were shed for the freedom of those that were hurting and oppressed. We must not forget, let us look upon these historic lands not with sadness but with a feeling of never giving up what they fought and died for… Let those who died on that battlefield and all across this land not of died in vain. #gettysburg #Civilwar #Deckertogether
Jonathan DeckerJonathan Decker
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Very impressive monument to the State of Pennsylvania's contributions to the war. Climbing to the top of the monument allows for panoramic views of the battlefields and monuments at Gettysburg. The area surrounding the monument is well maintained. Given the size of this monument there is a dedicated parking area and restrooms. Definitely a must-do at Gettysburg. We recommend listening to the audio tour portion to gain a better understanding of the area.
Desiree VaughanDesiree Vaughan
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This is a monument created by the state of Pennsylvania to honor its veterans who served in the battle of Gettysburg which lists each veteran by regiment. There is no cost and it is visible from a long distance on the battlefield due to the size of the monument. It is possible to walk to the top through a narrow and winding staircase But the view from the top is well worth the effort. There are portable toilets nearby otherwise no facilities
William BWilliam B
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This place is such a sight to behold! It was a weekday when I came here yet it was still crowded. When I came there were multiple field trips at the same time. An entire field school was coming down when I was going up. It was worth the wait however. One of the best views at the park! If you don’t mind the claustrophobic stairwell, I highly recommend going up there. It is still amazing, even from down there! One of my favorite spots here.
K FairK Fair
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Nice place. This place is actually a series of monuments, landmarks of the history. So you can use either cycle, scooter, walk or car as well to go to each monument. This place has enough information to get idea what happened in the war. I recommend every family to go there and experience glorious past. If you can bring some snacks, anti mosquito cream, water that would be very good. You can play some family group games also.
Gaurav MishraGaurav Mishra
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Basic Info
Address
350 Hancock Ave, Gettysburg, PA 17325
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(717) 334-2028
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Website
nps.gov
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The Pennsylvania State Memorial is a monument in Gettysburg National Military Park that commemorates the 34,530 Pennsylvania soldiers who fought in the July 1 to 3, 1863 Battle of Gettysburg during the American Civil War. The memorial stands along Cemetery Ridge, the Union battle line on July 2, 1863.
attractions: Gettysburg National Military Park Museum & Visitor Center, Gettysburg National Military Park Museum and Visitor Center, Gettysburg National Military Park, Gettysburg Cyclorama, The Angle at Gettysburg, National Riding Stables, Copse of Trees, The Abraham Trostle Farm, Gettysburg Museum of America Civil War, Monument to Major General George Gordon Meade, restaurants: Refreshment Saloon
