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The Lightner Farmhouse Bed and Breakfast
2350 Baltimore Pike
Gettysburg, PA 17325
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Pine Tree Suite
our lovely two-room pine tree suite is located on the third floor of the farmhouse. dark hardwood floors and exposed ceiling beams give this suite a rustic feel. barn red fabrics combine with denim to accent the queen-size bed of iron and wood. a daybed with trundle can accommodate two additional guests in the second room of the pine tree suite. a private bath room is included in the suite and in all guest rooms.
- For 2 Persons. Sleeps Up To 4 People $165.00
- Per Extra Adult $25.00
- Per Child Ages 12-18 (maximum 2) $10.00
Walnut Cottage
located on the site of the original summer kitchen, our air conditioned two-floor walnut cottage is perfect for romantic get-aways to celebrate anniversaries, honeymoons or other special occasions. guests of this suite are served a private breakfast in the breezeway in season, and they may relax on a private wrap-around deck.a highlight of the walnut cottage is the old beehive oven, a leftover of the summer kitchen built by isaac lightner. it was in this oven that bread was baked for union soldiers in 1863. $189 per night for first 2 persons with additional charges for extra persons.sleeps up to 5 persons.
- Per Extra Adult $25.00
- Per Child (maximum 2) $10.00
The Cedar Room
the cedar room is a first floor bedroom with a queen size bed, private bath and a private entrance from the side porch of the inn. working fireplace in this room!!
- A Night, Sleeps 2 $139.00
Chestnut Room
the chestnut room will put you in a romantic mood with its soft colors and brass bed. private bath.
- A Night, Maximum 2 Persons $139.00
Oak Room
get cozy in the oak room which features a brass bed. this is our only standard size room with a shower and bathtub combination. the other four standard rooms have shower only, no tub. working fireplace in the room.
- A Night, Maximum 2 Persons $139.00
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On nineteen acres of beautiful Gettysburg countryside, rests the Lightner Farmhouse. A graceful Federal-style brick home built ca.1862 by Isaac Lightner, an Adams County sheriff and farmer.Used as a Federal hospital for wounded soldiers following the 1863 Battle of Gettysburg, today the Farmhouse offers the feel of history with modern comforts and extraordinary hospitality. Two suites are offered for family accommodations, and group events are a specialty at the Lightner.