LOCATION FILE
Shriver House Museum
FOLLOWGettysburg, PA
DIRECTIONS →OVERVIEW
The 1860 Baltimore Street home of the Shriver family, restored as a museum of civilian life; during the battle Confederate sharpshooters occupied the attic, and two soldiers are believed to have died there.
REPORTED ACTIVITY
Staff and visitors report footsteps, a child's presence, and activity in the attic sharpshooter's nest, where spent cartridges and bloodstains were found during restoration.
VISITING
Open to the public as a house museum.
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