Social Media, Virtual Tours, and More!

Social Media Sites

Stay connected and up to date with Gettysburg through our sites on social media! We share daily events and news from the park as well as some great history about the battlefield, news about park events, and just about anything else that goes on in your national park!

 

Facebook

Like our official Gettysburg National Military Park Facebook page to stay up to date on park events, stories, photos, history, and more.

 

Twitter

Follow us on Twitter to stay up to date on park news, visitation, and highlights of park events throughout the day.

 

YouTube

Can't get to the park or did you want to see that ranger-guided program from your last visit again? Visit the Gettysburg National Military Park YouTube channel for the most recent videos and programs the park offers.

 

Instagram

Follow us on Instagram to see some of the most stunning pictures of the battlefield.

 

Education Connections

 

Gettysburg NMP for Teachers, Students, and Families Facebook Page
The best resource for students learning from home, the Gettysburg NMP for Teachers, Students and Families features original live content, daily Civil War lesson plans, and access to at home curriculum.

 

Official Park Education Blog: The Gettysburg School Bus
The blog of the Education team at Gettysburg NMP offers virtual field trip opportunities, curriculum, at home lessons and strategies for students and teachers.

 

Further Research and Virtual Tours

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  Virtual Tour

  We offer all our visitors the opportunity to experience the battlefield, no matter where you are, with our park-wide virtual tour!

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  Gettysburg Seminar Papers

  Digitized versions of the Gettysburg Seminar papers are featured on this site. Access and content are free.

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  Gettysburg NMP Digital Museum Collection

  More than 40,000 images and catalog records for the Gettysburg collection can now be found online.

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  National Cemetery Virtual Tour

  This five-stop Virtual Tour includes photographs and a Gettysburg Address video so that all visitors can experience this hallowed ground.

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  Then and Now Pictures

  Use the slider to show what the battlefield looked like over 150 years ago compared to what it looks like today!

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  Warfield House Preservation

  National Park Service preservationists are at work restoring the James Warfield home. Learn more and follow our progress.

 

Gettysburg NMP Virtual Visitor Passport Stamp

National Park Service

Virtual Visitor Passport Stamp

We are offering a Virtual Visitor Passport Stamp for our online visitors! Print this stamp and tape it into your passport book if you've been following us on our website, or any of our social media sites list above. We can experience the park from wherever we are!