Preserving the landscape where the Battle of Gettysburg erupted in 1863, this 5,900-acre park was declared a National Military Park by Congress in 1895. The large brick visitor center grew from a small museum erected in the 1920s by the Rosensteel fa..

This museum uses life-size dioramas to tell the story of the American Civil War, beginning with the issues that led up the conflict and ending with the assassination of US President Abraham Lincoln. The museum also organizes costumed re-enactments of..

When Eisenhower became the 34th president of the US in 1953, the Pennsylvania farm served as a second White House, where he and Mamie entertained such dignitaries as Nikita Khrushchev and Charles de Gaulle. After two terms as president, Eisenhower re..

More than 3,500 Union casualties are interred in this 17-acre plot. Graves form concentric semicircles around the towering Soldiers' National Monument.