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The Abraham Trostle Farm — Attraction in Cumberland Township

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The Abraham Trostle Farm
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Gettysburg Auto Tour Stop 11
232-370 United States Ave, Gettysburg, PA 17325
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United States Ave, Gettysburg, PA 17325
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The Abraham Trostle Farm
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The Abraham Trostle Farm

United States Ave, Gettysburg, PA 17325
4.9(54)
Open 24 hours
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Cultural
Scenic
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Family friendly
attractions: Gettysburg Auto Tour Stop 11, The Sherfy Farm, State of Pennsylvania Monument, The George Weikert Farm, Gettysburg Auto Tour Stop 12, Cemetery Ridge, State of Vermont Monument, restaurants:
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Nearby attractions of The Abraham Trostle Farm

Gettysburg Auto Tour Stop 11

The Sherfy Farm

State of Pennsylvania Monument

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Gettysburg Auto Tour Stop 12

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Gettysburg Auto Tour Stop 11

Gettysburg Auto Tour Stop 11

4.8

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Open 24 hours
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The Sherfy Farm

4.9

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Open 24 hours
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State of Pennsylvania Monument

4.9

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Open until 10:00 PM
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The George Weikert Farm

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G. FunkG. Funk
The site of a contentious battle fought here on July 2nd 1863. The Trostle farm was the site where General Dan Sickles lost his leg. The battle between Bigelow’s Union Artillery and the 21 st Mississippi was also on this site during the retreat from the Peach Orchard salient. Many photos were taken on this farm after the battle. The barn is also famous for the shell hole in the brick wall.
Cindy FowlerCindy Fowler
This is a beautifully presentation. there is a blast hole in the gables of the barn. The vista is lovely from here but this was ground zero for much of the action. This was the spot if Gen Sickle and he was wounded here.
Kim CrowleyKim Crowley
Not the most interesting place if there wasn't a cannonball hole in the brick. The ball went through the brick and got caught in the trusses. Its on display at one of the museums
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The site of a contentious battle fought here on July 2nd 1863. The Trostle farm was the site where General Dan Sickles lost his leg. The battle between Bigelow’s Union Artillery and the 21 st Mississippi was also on this site during the retreat from the Peach Orchard salient. Many photos were taken on this farm after the battle. The barn is also famous for the shell hole in the brick wall.
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This is a beautifully presentation. there is a blast hole in the gables of the barn. The vista is lovely from here but this was ground zero for much of the action. This was the spot if Gen Sickle and he was wounded here.
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Not the most interesting place if there wasn't a cannonball hole in the brick. The ball went through the brick and got caught in the trusses. Its on display at one of the museums
Kim Crowley

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The site of a contentious battle fought here on July 2nd 1863. The Trostle farm was the site where General Dan Sickles lost his leg. The battle between Bigelow’s Union Artillery and the 21 st Mississippi was also on this site during the retreat from the Peach Orchard salient. Many photos were taken on this farm after the battle. The barn is also famous for the shell hole in...

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6y

This is a beautifully presentation. there is a blast hole in the gables of the barn. The vista is lovely from here but this was ground zero for much of the action. This was the spot if Gen Sickle and he was...

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6y

Incredible place. Looking just south west you can see a witness tree, A huge old white oak that saw action between the two armies of North and South. Go and give it some friendly taps, Or a hug. It...

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