Not on our top 10 places to visit tho interesting....short tour....pricey..... More

I was there over Remembance weekend. Learned more things about the family and the civilian experience during and after the Battle of Gettysburg. I loved visiting this place More

We went around 3:30, forgetting that they only do tours on the hour, every hour (make note of this!). We figured we could take the 4 o'clock tour but they had a group of school kids going through at 3:45 and were not allowing any other groups. Didn't think that this was exactly right. They should have a sign on... More

You get to tour the whole house, top to bottom, so be ready to climb some steps. Well worth it. Tour is about 30 minutes long every hour on the hour. Know where you are going as it is in a line of row homes and can pass it easily. Parking on street is 25 cents and hour. Also has... More

The Shrivers were an upper-middle class family whose house was taken over by Confederates during the battle. You are able to tour the entire house, including the attic where the Confederate sharpshooters were. Some were even killed up there and they have cool pictures of CSI luminal showing where the blood was. I would absolutely recommend this house. It only... More

We were a group of 6, taken from basement to attic ( called a garret), where sharpshooters once hid out. Given a good idea, from a private family's point of view, how their lives were affected, during this Civil War period. More

The tour, while short, was very informative and gave a great perspective of what civilian life was like during the war. More

The price was right and the guide was great. Enjoyed the tour of the house. More

On our last trip to Gettysburg my husband and I decided we would tour the Shriver house. I had read a lot about it and wanted to see it for myself. The tour was 7.95 per person which I thought was very reasonable. Our tour guide, who was dressed in a beautiful period dress was very nice and informative. She... More