Daniel Lady Farm - Gettysburg, Pennsylvania

Daniel Lady Farm - A Journey Through History in Gettysburg, PA

Located at 1008 Hanover Rd, Gettysburg, PA 17325, Daniel Lady Farm is a historic site and museum that offers visitors a unique opportunity to step back in time and experience the rich history of the area. With a phone number of 177787760 and a website at danielladyfarm.com, the farm is easily accessible and provides all the necessary information to plan your visit.

Specialties and Points of Interest

• Historical place museum
• Live performances
• Wheelchair accessible parking lot
• Gift shop
• Offers tours
• Restroom
• Family-friendly
• Getting tickets in advance recommended
• Good for kids
• Free parking lot
• On-site parking

With so much to see and do, Daniel Lady Farm is a must-visit destination for history buffs and families alike. The farm offers a unique opportunity to learn about the past and engage with history in a hands-on way.

Opinions and Reviews

This historic site has received an impressive 153 reviews on Google My Business, with an average rating of 4.6 out of 5 stars. Visitors consistently praise the farm's engaging and informative exhibits, as well as the knowledgeable and friendly staff.

One reviewer noted, "The reenactors were fabulous. They were very informative and had a wealth of knowledge. It was very hot and the reenactors must of been miserable in their outfits but everyone we spoke to stayed in character and made this a great experience." Another visitor highlighted the farm's camping facilities, stating, "Great for camping. Historical tour would have been better if it included the barn."

Overall, visitors find Daniel Lady Farm to be a valuable and enjoyable experience, with something for everyone to enjoy. The farm's commitment to preserving history and providing engaging educational opportunities is evident in every aspect of the visit.

👍 Reviews of Daniel Lady Farm

troy B.

5/5

We attended the 161st battle of Gettysburg over the holiday weekend. The reenactors were fabulous. They were very informative and had a wealth of knowledge. It was very hot and the reenactors must of been miserable in their outfits but everyone we spoke to stayed in character and made this a great experience.

Jason D.

4/5

Great for camping. Historical tour would have been better if it included the barn.

Bryan K.

4/5

Had a nice time there was there for the settlers to pick up equipment for my own reenactment. Only downfall I seen is that you need more salary and more Victorian stuff to that. Being sold just like in the old days back in the 70s.

Dave K.

5/5

Great time at the 160th anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg at the Daniel Lady Farm. Reenactors are informative and into character. Lots of great demonstrations from artillery to the medical practices of the time. Sutlers, bands, sewing, clothing and various small arms are on display. These folks are dedicated to the telling of history and the crafts they represent. Great battle sequence towards the end. Even a revival was held. Great stuff for everyone. Bring a kid and help pass on history.

Michelle T.

5/5

We were here for the reenactment of the Battle of Gettysburg on the 160th Anniversary. It felt like we were actually at the battle. We have never seen so many reenacters or gear in one location. We enjoyed everything about it!

Linda P.

5/5

158th Gettysburg Reenactment...Cavalry Infantry, and Artillery, Great job! THANK YOU for bringing history to Life! Daniel Lady Farm was wonderful. Great venue and Great staff! We will be back!

Wendy C.

5/5

Historians were very knowledgeable - answered all our questions with lots of artifacts to examine . Reenactment was very interesting- battle held where every could view.

Jodi H.

5/5

While in Gettysburg be sure to visit the Daniel Lady Farm historic sight. Be sure to visit their website for special events, tours, and visiting hours. The pristine Farm has been beautifully restored after its ill-fated experience during the battle of Gettysburg 1863 and aftermath. It served and as field hospital for injured and suffering soldiers and sadly so ravaged family home. The site is a location for reenactment, living history, and family events.