LOCATION FILE
Spangler's Spring
FOLLOWGettysburg, PA
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A stone-covered spring at the base of Culp's Hill where soldiers of both armies drew water amid the July 1863 fighting; tradition holds that men from both sides briefly shared the spring during a lull.
REPORTED ACTIVITY
The spring is tied to a "Woman in White" legend, a female figure said to appear near the water at twilight, along with reports of soldiers seen among the surrounding rocks.
VISITING
Part of Gettysburg National Military Park; open to the public.
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