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Gettysburg's premier award-winning Bed & Breakfast consists of two historic buildings once owned by a local banker and his widowed mother. The Brickhouse Inn is a 1898 three story Victorian mansion, with original wood floors, chestnut trim, family heirlooms and antiques, all in a style reminiscent of the turn of the century. The c.1830 Welty House was occupied by Confederate sharpshooters during the Battle and has many bullet scars on its south wall. The Brickhouse Inn Bed and Breakfast is located in the downtown historic area of Gettysburg. It is set in lovely gardens and has free off-street parking on site. You can choose from a wide selection of rooms, all with private bathrooms. Two of the rooms are suites, and four rooms have private balcony porches. The Inn is a perfect location for a dip into Civil War history, a romantic getaway, or a honeymoon. |
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Gettysburg Experience Package! Why stand in long lines? This wonderful package will do the work for you! We will provide you with two tickets for the National Parks Service Visitor Center (Museum, the newly refurbished Cyclorama, & the 20 minute film 'A New Birth of Freedom'). Also, we will arrange for a licensed guide to meet you at the Inn for a private 2-hour tour of the battlefield in your vehicle - the best way to see the Battlefield. After your busy day relax with a chilled bottle of wine. Package cost: $89, plus lodging |
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Located in the heart of historic Gettysburg, the Brickhouse Inn Bed and Breakfast (8 rooms) and the adjacent Welty House (6 rooms) offer the perfect base for walks to local shops and restaurants. We are only a few minutes from Lincoln Square in the town center, and the National Battlefield Park is virtually at our doorstep. |
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The historic Welty House was built in c.1830 by Solomon Welty, and was in the thick of fighting during the Battle of Gettysburg - its walls still bear the scars of bullets. Although the house has been enlarged, it can be recognized (nearest on the right) in the photo on the right, showing the procession in which President Lincoln rode to the cemetery to deliver his celebrated Address. The Owners, Tessa Bardo and Brian Duncan, and staff, look forward to welcoming you to this Gettysburg Bed and Breakfast. We want to help you enjoy your visit to the heart of history in Gettysburg Pennsylvania. |
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