Founded in 1959, the Gettysburg Battlefield Preservation Association continues its mission to preserve our American heritage.

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Get involved to help with preservation & advocacy, living history programs, Civil War Reenactments    lectures, seminars

Museum tours of our House and Barn which exhibits of Medical Hospitals for the CS 2nd Corps, and support of our Scout camping program. ​

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GBPA matches federal funds to preserve monuments at Gettysburg National Military Park

Partners Support Monument Preservation

The Gettysburg Foundation and the Gettysburg Battlefield Preservation Association (GBPA) have provided donations to match federal funds to preserve monuments at Gettysburg National Military Park. Thanks to partner support and federal funding from the Helium Act, a total of $188,129 is available to do repairs and preservation maintenance for more...
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The Gettysburg Battlefield Preservation Association is proud be hosting Civil War Reenactments

GBPA’s Daniel Lady Farm to Host Civil War Reenactments...

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The Gettysburg Battlefield Preservation Association (GBPA.org) is proud to announce they will be hosting and managing different Civil War Events throughout the year with our main event being the Battle of Gettysburg reenactment. It will be staged on the hallowed ground of the GBPA’s 146-acre Daniel Lady Farm located on...
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GBPA Letter Outlines 4 Areas of Concern

GBPA Gives Straban Twp. List of Concerns Questioning Proposed “Hallowed Ground” Development

(August 30) – The Gettysburg Battlefield Preservation Association has given the Straban Township Planning Commission and the Township Supervisors a detailed letter outlining its concerns over proposed new development between Route 30 (York Pike) and Route 116 (Hanover Pike). The development encompasses property that was known as the Wolf Farm...
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Pennsylvania House votes unanimously

Pennsylvania House Unanimous in Adding to GBPA Camp Letterman Preservation Drive

(June 25) – The Pennsylvania House of Representatives voted unanimously Thursday to adopt a resolution (H.R. 998) honoring the Camp Letterman General Hospital established in the weeks following the massive Civil War battle in Gettysburg. At Letterman, thousands of wounded Confederate and Union troops were gathered from area homes, barns...
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Vermont House formally adopts resolution

Vermont Legislature Backs GBPA Letterman Preservation Drive

(May 17) – The Vermont House of Representatives and Senate have formally adopted a resolution (J.R.S. 59) supporting the Gettysburg Battlefield Preservation Association’s effort to preserve what remains of the Camp Letterman hospital site. “We are thrilled, that a state government is backing a large part of our campaign to...
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Preservation Ball Reaches Milestone

Civil War Preservation Ball passes $100k landmark

(April 4) – The 15th annual Civil War Preservation Ball held March 10 put the total amount of money raised for the Pennsylvania Gettysburg Monuments Project over dance’s history to more than $100,000. The Project provides funds for the repair and maintenance of the more than 140 Pennsylvania monuments and...
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Farmhouse Reopening

Damaged Daniel Lady farmhouse to re-open for start of 2018 season

(March 29) – Five months after a runaway pickup truck smashed through the side of the farmhouse on the Historic Daniel Lady Farm in Gettysburg, the Gettysburg Battlefield Preservation Association has announced that extensive repairs are wrapping up and the house and adjacent barn will open for the 2018 season...
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Join us as we organize and produce the Civil War Reenactments and other American History programs at the Historic Daniel Lady Farm.

The Historic Daniel Lady Farm
Scout Camping on the Historic Daniel Lady Farm
Scout Camping on the The Historic Daniel Lady Farm
About the Historic Daniel Lady Farm
The Historic Daniel Lady Farm

Since 1999,

the GBPA has owned, restored and operated the historic 146-acre Daniel Lady Farm on the Old Hanover Street. The farm served as Major General Edward Johnson’s staging area for the Confederate attack on Culp’s Hill, and was used as a Confederate Field Hospital during the battle. The Historic Daniel Lady Farm staff offers tours, camping for reenactors, Youth camping and scouts camping along with many different  living history demonstrations and educational programs.

See the Daniel Lady Farm and GBPA  on Facebook and web site: danielladyfarm.com

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Young reenactor musicians 

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Help us in the continued preservation of the historic Daniel Lady farm near the Gettysburg Battlefield.

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Join the Gettysburg Battlefield Preservation Association and  enjoy free admission to the Daniel Lady Farm House and the Barn - Hospital tours.

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