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Debbie Wivell
10.04.2022
Well maintained historical farm from the Civil War.
Hilty
09.22.2022
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Kevin Brady
08.06.2022
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Brian Ramsey
08.02.2022
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Kevin laughton
07.19.2022
A beautiful place its sad of its horrible past
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Greg Garner
06.02.2022
Absolutely beautiful! Hard to imagine the horror that unfolded here
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Bill Pearson
03.20.2022
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Simonne Roy
01.17.2022
A beautiful and historic barn on the Gettysburg Battlefield. I return often to paint this barn. Here is a view of it in the fall.
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G. Funk
10.05.2021
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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Andrew Notarfrancesco
06.22.2021
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miriam alvarez
03.02.2021
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Holly Stiles
09.27.2020
You can walk around the barn and see where the cannon ball went through the top of it. Very cool!
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Holly Stiles
09.23.2020
I loved seeing all the history here. Definitely go if youre in Gettysburg.
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Loggingislife 99
09.04.2020
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Rachel Westbrook
07.25.2020
Loved it
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Dianne Fannell
07.24.2020
Still privately owned and o e of the farms that was in the middle of the Battle at Gettysburg.
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Sam Hammer
12.28.2019
CentralOhioGal
12.26.2019
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Casey Cottrill
12.20.2019
Very cool!!!!
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Jeremy Wilhide
11.24.2019
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David BARKER
11.16.2019
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Laurie Voss
10.14.2019
History is everywhere!
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Scott Yon
09.25.2019
My ancestors farm.
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Deborah Burke
09.21.2019
My Grandfather, Guy Trostle, told many stories about the battle here.Our family is quite proud of where our roots grew from.
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Martin driver 602
08.30.2019
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 has earned it.
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Amanda ONeill
08.24.2019
Robby0321
08.22.2019
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Matt D
08.21.2019
A great example of an early stick frame built farm house. Look for the artillery shell sticking out of the summer kitchen. You can see it from the road near the top
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Lisa Lowry
08.12.2019
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Brian Collier
08.07.2019
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Pamela Hendricks
07.10.2019
Love to Learn about the History !
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George Neat
07.08.2019
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Renee Fesler
05.18.2019
Souch historic significance.
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Bill Brokop
05.08.2019
Dennis
02.14.2019
Amazing history. Right there !!!
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Cindy Fowler
01.06.2019
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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Curt Reynolds
12.24.2018
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mel graham
12.14.2018
My girlfriends family built the house
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Lorrie Hetager
12.01.2018
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John Weiss
10.21.2018
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Joe Snyder
09.14.2018
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Deb Pat Burk
08.05.2018
Very interesting and well preserved place. Barn still has cannon ball hole in it from the Civil War. Adds character and looks great! Very historical landmark.
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Steven Hessenauer
08.02.2018
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jj mites
07.26.2018
Part of the Gettysburg Trails of history. Museums & old cottages that still stand well after the war.Lots and lots of rich rich history...
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Sera Drevenak
06.21.2018
Cannon balls in the barn? Check. Cute farm.
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Clara Collins
06.03.2018
So much history to discover
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Kevin Youngberg
05.21.2018
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Matthew Hyland
05.02.2018
Well preserved historic house
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Bill Landefeld
07.03.2016
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Andy Bowman
06.28.2016
Last update: 30/11/2022