Shriver House Museum, Gettysburg PA, Battle of Gettysburg

The Award winning Gettysburg museum, dedicated to the civilian experience during the Battle of Gettysburg, is situated in the heart of Gettysburg's historic district. The home of George and Hettie Shriver appears much the way it did when it was first built in 1860. Today, guides in period dress recount the harrowing story of the Shriver family's experiences. The thirty minute tour includes all four floors including the Confederate sharpshooters nest in the attic where at least two were known to have been killed.

Remembrance Day Parade 2007

Christmas Holiday Tour

Christmas Video (8mb)

Shriver House Museum Reenactment 2007

Andersonville Prison visit

"If Walls Could Talk" films at the museum

Hettie's gravesite visit

Andrew Chernak Dedication

What's New?

Travel Channel sends popular "Most Haunted" series to Gettysburg...(more)

Shriver House releases new book (more)

Shriver House Reenactment 2008 (more)

Family donates artifacts to Shriver House Museum (more)

Shriver House Museum has been included in the new Discover PA's Civil War Trails (link)

Nationally renowned artist Heide Presse releases latest (more)

Amy Lindenberger releases 2006 Shriver commemorative print (more)

CSI Results: Preliminary results confirm the floorboards in the Shriver's attic (more)

Shriver House Museum

Gettysburg, Pennsylvania