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Where We've Been Featured

Cashtown Inn's blend of Civil War history and enduring ghost stories has caught the attention of travel writers, journalists, and historians over the years. Here's a small sampling of what's been said about us — read the full pieces at the links provided, and come see what all the fuss is about for yourself.

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"Hauntings at Cashtown Inn have their own story," the site notes, placing the inn within Gettysburg's wider reputation for paranormal activity.

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Visiting during apple harvest season, one travel writer described a stay at the inn, "noted for its resident spirits."

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Following the Davis family's purchase of the inn and its Grand Reopening, the paper observed, "There is no shortage of ghost stories emanating from within the stone walls."

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Pennsylvania's official tourism site sums it up simply: "Cashtown is small in size but rich in Civil War history."

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Standing along the road where Lee and Hill once conferred before the battle, the paper described an inn "with four rooms and three suites, and boasts of ghosts."

Come See for Yourself

From newspaper travel writers to ghost-story chroniclers, the story's the same wherever it's told — Cashtown Inn sits at the crossroads of history and mystery. Come stay a night and see which parts of the legend hold true for yourself.