An editor’s collection · 3 stories
A landscape to look at differently. Something to make. A market pause to leave room for.
These three stories begin with the same invitation: take a closer look. Read them together for a little history, a chance to make something, and a market pause—then choose what fits your own day.
— The Gettysburg Sidekick editorial team
Our editorial approach →A reading collection. Use each story’s visitor information to make your own plans.
Begin with the people behind the landscape.
Battlefield Stories
The story of the Warfield family offers a way to look beyond battle lines and notice the homes, work, and disrupted lives within the landscape.
Read the story →Carry that curiosity into something made by hand.
People & Makers · Field Note
The Adams County Arts Council offers a different way to meet the region: through art, classes, and the people who make space for creativity.
Read the field note →Leave room for a slower stop in apple country.
Food & Drink · Field Note
Hollabaugh Bros. pairs a working fruit-and-vegetable farm with a retail market and bakery. Here is a simple way to plan a stop without overplanning the day.
Read the field note →