Historic Bed & Breakfast, est. 1816
An 1816 brick house on Baltimore Street, within walking distance of the Gettysburg battlefield. Four historic bedrooms, a homemade breakfast each morning, and hosts who know every stone. Book with us directly. No middleman, no booking fees from third parties.
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Our rooms
Every bedroom is on the second or third floor, with a private ensuite and period decor. All rooms are reached by stairs only. Photos show the house and its rooms; each room carries its own history below.
2nd floor, 328 sq ft, faces Baltimore Street
Photo: Langdon Hill House.
2nd floor, about 228 sq ft, side yard and garden views
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2nd floor, 296 sq ft, side yard and garden views
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3rd floor, 304 sq ft, faces Baltimore Street
Photo: Langdon Hill House.
Breakfast
Start your day in our dining room, beside the fireplace. We cook breakfast fresh each morning for our guests.
Photos: Langdon Hill House.
The historical marker on our street tells the story of the Runkle House in July 1863. Photo: Langdon Hill House.
Your hosts
Ron and Laura brought this 1816 house back to life, room by room, and opened it as a bed and breakfast. They fill the house with Civil War artifacts discovered during restoration, including Enfield bullets found between the walls, period artwork, and family heirlooms.
On Saturday evenings they host historical talks in the individual rooms, so the house itself becomes the storyteller.
Local guide
Our house sits on Baltimore Street, within walking distance of the battlefield. Culp's Hill rises directly behind us. Here is how our guests spend their days.
Drive or walk the battlefield tour roads past monuments, cannons, and the famous ridges. Culp's Hill, Little Round Top, and Pickett's Charge all happened within a short ride of our door. Free to visit.
Free, half day or moreThe film, the Cyclorama painting, and the museum galleries give the full story of the three-day battle. A licensed battlefield guide can also ride along in your car for a two-hour tour. Paid admission.
Paid, 2 to 4 hoursAn easy stroll from our front door. Stand where Lincoln delivered the Gettysburg Address, and walk the quiet rows of the Soldiers' National Cemetery. Free.
Free, easy walkBaltimore Street and Steinwehr Avenue are lined with taverns, cafes, ice cream shops, and Civil War bookstores. Ask us where the locals eat; we are happy to point you to our favorites.
Evenings, on footGuests park free in our lot behind the house, reached via Schoolhouse Alley. In peak season, downtown meters and public lots fill early, so walk or drive the battlefield before 10 AM. Our bedrooms are reached by stairs only, so pack light and tell us if stairs are a concern.
Plan aheadGettysburg is a small, walkable town in south-central Pennsylvania, a popular weekend drive from Washington DC, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Pittsburgh. The battlefield is dark after sunset, so bring a light for evening walks and stay on marked paths. Summer afternoons can be hot; carry water on the tour roads.
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Good to know
Check-in is at 3 PM, and check-out is by 11 AM.
Current rates are shown on our booking page. Check rates and availability.
Yes. We serve a homemade breakfast each morning in the dining room.
Yes. Guests enjoy free parking in the lot behind the house, accessible via Schoolhouse Alley.
We maintain a no pet policy, and the premises are non-smoking.
All bedrooms are on the 2nd and 3rd floors and are accessible by stairs only. Please call us before booking if stairs are a concern.
Please call or email to confirm.
All guests assume full liability and responsibility for their persons and possessions. We also offer free Wi-Fi, in-room smart TVs, and complimentary coffee, tea, and water in the sunroom.
Book direct
Book through our own reservation system, or reach out and we will help you plan. No middleman, no third-party booking fees.
Langdon Hill House, 238 Baltimore St, Gettysburg, PA 17325