Explore
Explore the exterior of the historic duplex and nearby sites connected to Jennie Wade.
After your guided tour, you can view the exterior of the 1863 brick house. The immediate property includes a bronze statue and an on-site gift shop.
You can also walk south along Baltimore Street to Evergreen Cemetery. This nearby burial ground is Jennie Wade's final resting place.
5 minutesBronze statue
The 1863 brick duplex structure survived heavy fighting on Baltimore Street. You can see the exterior layout of the home where the fatal incident occurred. Look for the bronze statue out front. It depicts Jennie Wade holding a loaf of bread.
15 minutesSouvenirs and books
This on-site shop sells Civil War collectibles and historic souvenirs. It is located directly on the property for easy access after your tour. Bring a credit card or a few dollars. It is a good place to buy books detailing the civilian experience at Gettysburg.
30 minutesShort walk south
Take a short walk south down the road to this nearby cemetery. Jennie Wade is permanently buried here. You can view her specific monument on the grounds. By order of Congress, an American flag flies next to her grave day and night.
