I came here to get a nice Gettysburg cap. Emma helped me with all my purchases. I bought a few big…read morecandles too. I also got a handmade wooden cat to put on Annie's fur (my cat). I will keep her memory in the little wooden cat. The store carries a lot of exciting handcrafts and candles. I recommend those big candles because they have the nicest scents and are perfectly made to last a long time. Also, the caps are made with great fabric, not cheaply made. I'm a cap collector, so the fabric and how caps stay on me make a difference. There are other items that I was thinking of getting, but that's next time. I'll ask Hubby to take me back here when we return to Gettysburg. The store was also very clean. I loved the store! Recommended.

My family visits Gettysburg a lot and we love it so much. However, Gallery 30 will never get…read morebusiness from us again. Believe the reviews you see when they tell you you're being watched. I understand their concern of not wanting things broken or stolen, but falsely accusing me and my sister of stealing a $7 item we were looking at for 30 seconds goes too far. My dad went back in to talk to them about it and all that they gave him was sarcasm and childish remarks. Just beware when you go in. They will not take their eyes off of you once. Learn how to run a business, THEN open one.

I've been collecting comic books for 50 years. I stopped by Comix Connection while on a trip. I'm…read moreso glad I did! The store was clean and neat and welcoming. They had a terrific selection of new comics and back issues, and their prices were reasonable. Nicky was friendly and helpful. I would definitely shop here again in the future.

This is a brightly-lit, well-stocked, and fun place to visit. The staff is friendly, they remember…read moreyou and your interests, and point out titles and upcoming events they think you might be interested in. I love the fact they carry toys, games, and books across many genres so there's weird and unusual items to browse and buy. They have frequent events and sales, plus they move items out through a clearance bin that always has something interesting. What I love most about the place is how outgoing it is. Customers talking fandom with the staff, sharing experiences and opinions (sometimes they have a "NO SPOILERS" sign up when a big movie comes out) makes this more than a shop. It's like a community center for the region's nerd herd.

PROS: This place remains one of my two favorite stores in Gettysburg for relics. The men that work…read morehere are knowledgeable and their inventory is plentiful. The prices are correct for what the items are worth and they're located near the center of town CONS: There's a woman that works there who isn't educated on many of the items. It would behoove the owner and manager to bring her up to speed OVERALL: I will absolutely come back here when I visit the town next time.

Stopped by this shop during my last visit to Gettysburg. The store itself had a good mix of…read moremilitary items to choose from.

Great place to find original rare civil war items experienced and knowledgeable owner, if your…read moregoing to gettysburg, put the union drummer boy on your list

I've been a happy customer of the Union Drummer Boy for many years. The shop is a required stop on…read moreany visit to beautiful Gettysburg. The Union Drummer Boy is essentially an antique store specializing in items related to the American Civil War. Many visitors comment that the shop is like a museum where you can buy everything you see. Located right next to Lincoln Square, the shop is owned by one of the leading civil war antique experts in the nation and is staffed by a rotating crew of very friendly people who are extremely knowledgeable about the war and are happy to share that knowledge with you. The shop welcomes everyone from experts to those who are visiting Gettysburg for the first time, and they have something for everyone who loves history, from a few dollars for a civil war bullet to the highest-end treasures you can imagine. The antique world in general and civil war antiques in particular can be a tricky business. The Union Drummer Boy in Gettysburg has been in business for decades, and the folks there are honest, reputable, welcoming, and very happy to help you to explore your own interests in American history. Visit the shop next time you are in Gettysburg.

I love the variety at this antique mall!! There's something for everyone, and 80% of the dealers…read morehad posted sales. The folks working there were helpful and friendly, and I came home with come great treasures for very reasonable prices. Definitely worth driving off the beaten path vs. visiting the more centrally located shops in Carlisle!!!

This was a pretty cool find while driving down the turnpike. It only took 8 to 10 minutes upon…read moreexiting and paying the toll to make our way to their location, so that's a bonus for those looking for quick stops along the way to a final destination. I think Mall is a bit of a push, but nonetheless, the number of booths and inventory they've fit in both the upstairs and downstairs sections was impressive. There's a lot of glassware and ceramic ware if you compare the overall breakdown of content. There were a couple vendors on site while we shopped who stopped by to say hello while we checked out their booths. Overall a pretty nice atmosphere to take one's time and find some good items. Pricing wise it is all over the place, the higher end (higher quality or rarity) items are priced accordingly. While there is a decent amount of expensive items there is also a good selection of affordable finds. I guess it all depends on the buyer's target items. Will definitely keep it in mind for our next jaunt down the Turnpike!

Always worth a stop. Wander through a large inventory of furniture, folk art, and appropriate…read moreaccessories. Chances of finding a treasure are very good!

Very cute Lit'le Irish shop On Chambersburg Street in Gettysburg they have a lot of Irish products…read morefrom blankets to hats & sweaters Rugby Shirts and of course Guinness Memorabilia. The staff is friendly and you're greeted courteously when you walk in. We didn't have time to look at everything but we'll return again to check things out more thoroughly.

In a town overrun with images of three days in July 1863, this shop stands out because it has…read moreabsolutely nothing to do with the civil war. it's the place to not only celebrater but scream Irish heritage. Not in a big way but all the small things you keep in your home- key chains, picture frames, charms, candies and countless nick-nacks. It is almost aggressive in its 'not a part of the civil war' theme that flows through the rest of the town and that alone makes it refreshing. The souvenirs sold here will not remind you of your trip to the town but they are nice and if you've any Irish in you, great grand father Andrew Burke thank you very much, it has an appeal. The one thing I would like to see to push it right to the top are more proper clothes insteado f the few patchwork patterned items and t-shirts they display but this may well be a direction they don't want to take the shop.

This store was very cute. They had all kinds of toys and a lot obviously related to gettysburg…read more Their prices were also better than many other stores