Battlefield Bed and Breakfast is the wedding venue of choice for couples looking for a historical property in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania between the months May and October. This Civil War-era barn and farmhouse sit on the Gettysburg Battlefield and allow for indoor or outdoor ceremonies and receptions. Built in 1809, the farmhouse belonged to abolitionists Anna and Cornelius Houghtelin and was headquarters for General Merritt during the Civil War. The Solarium contains a fireplace designed by Victorian architect Frank Furness. The property became a bed and breakfast in 1994. The owners have over 25 years of experience with hospitality, events, and weddings. Couples can enjoy their day knowing they are in good hands. Facilities and Capacity With three buildings and 30 acres, there is plenty of space to design a unique wedding event. The 1820’s Historic Barn accommodates up to 140 guests and houses a dressing room. The lawns and gardens are perfect for outdoor ceremonies. The Solarium, which is available year-round, features natural sunlight, a dramatic historic fireplace, cathedral ceiling, and chandeliers. It is perfect for a ceremony or reception and seats up to 79 guests. The Gardens include a structured Wedding Garden, a Front Patio Garden with wrought-iron umbrella tables, a flexible Great Lawn, and a cozy Fire-Pit circle with four propane fire pits. There is also a multitude of picturesque nooks all around the grounds with stone walls, split rail fences, bench gliders, ponds, woods, and three-season plantings. The venue truly spoils the nearlyweds with choices. Services Offered The Battlefield Bed and Breakfast Inn is a wedding reception and ceremony venue and offers overnight accommodations. They include 10 guest rooms inside the Farmhouse, one in the Historic Barn, and a private cottage. Additionally, the venue offers preparation suites. They also permit outside vendors and can support them by providing tables, chairs, and linens.