About Us
ABOUT OUR FARM
Purchased and restored by the GBPA in 1999, the Historic Daniel Lady Farm served as Johnson's Headquarters and then a Confederate field hospital during the Battle of Gettysburg. The barn has initials carved by soldiers cared for there and the house still has authenticated blood stains in the floor. To learn more about the farm's history, click HERE
We recently purchased 50 additional acres in the Benner Hill section of the battlefield and we need your HELP preserving it!
EVENTS AT HISTORIC DANIEL LADY FARM
We make history come to life! Participate as a reenactor or come be a spectator at one of our historical events. Click HERE see upcoming events.
CAMPING
The Historic Daniel Lady Farm welcomes all Scouts, Reenactors and Youth Groups. Camp on hallowed ground and get a tour of the barn and the house museum. We provide wood, water and portable toilets. Only a mile from Gettysburg's town square and one exit away from the National Park Service's Visitor Center, the Historic Daniel Lady Farm makes an excellent base camp for experiencing history. Click HERE for more information or click on the picture to go directly to our Camping Application form.
HOUSE AND BARN TOURS
Immerse yourself in history! Take a tour of the Historic Daniel Lady Farm house. Guided by our docent, house tours are a fun an interesting way to begin your visit to Gettysburg. Click HERE for more information or click on the picture to go directly to our tour schedule.
Saturday June 21, 2025
- ALL AGES AND ABILITES WELCOME!
- Lunch will be provided (please register below)
- Start at 8am
- Come in the main entrance, go left past the big red barn, and park in the grass to the left
- Work Examples:
- Stacking firewood in reenactor camps
- Painting / touch ups
- Building fence and stone wall on the battlefield
- Weed whacking
- Dusting museum displays
- Ends approximately 3pm