Fun and historical. Went with family and there was so much to see and do. This was my 2nd visit…read moreand hope to go one more time. You will love Jenny's W gift shop!

Located back behind the Jennie Wade House Museum in the strip mall and tourist parking area, you'll…read morefind the Jennie Wade Gift Shop. The name Jennie Wade comes from Mary Virginia Jennie Wade, supposedly the only civilian killed during the battle of Gettysburg by a stray bullet, though there is some controversy about whether or not that bullet was in fact stray or aimed. It's certainly nice enough, but as far as gift shops go in the Gettysburg area, really doesn't amount to all that much. Some souvenirs, baskets, jars of jelly, jams and a lot of whatnots. For most things, however, their prices are reasonable. I bought a cucumber dill salad dressing for about a dollar less than I saw in other places. The staff is super friendly and all of the items are uncluttered and well display.

One of the spots that is always in the list when in town. Unusual selection of chotchkies to browse…read morethru from candy to cards to household items to books, etc... We usually spend at least 30 min browsing around ..and always leave purchasing at least SOMEthing! Recommended as a stop on your downtown shopping tour!

Such a cute little shop full of unique gifts and boutique items-- literally something for everyone…read more The shop is decorated so beautifully. I bought the prettiest little necklace for a very reasonable price. I can't wait to stop back on our next trip to Gettysburg!

PROS: This shop always has nice employees greeting me anytime I visit the area. They are always…read morewilling to help. Their merchandise is definitely Gettysburg related and they have good quality items to buy. CONS: It's tough to find parking in the area and the place is a little cramped. Also, some of the stuff is a little overpriced. OVERALL: Do not look past this gift shop, they are very good and you will easily find something here that you would like

Fist stop on my list in Gettysburg is get a postcard. I am so glad we stumbled upon this little…read moreshop. There are so many lovely items. Holiday, home decor, cards and more. We picked up a little hostess gift along with our post card. The gem of our visit is without doubt the 86yo cashier. Just a skoch hard of hearing, this lovely, active, octogenarian was a pleasure to speak with. As she checked us out we got into a wonderful conversation about travel and family. She has a great sense of humor and seriously, still working at 86. Go visit this amazing woman. Probably should check out the inventory while you are there too.

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

Adorable boutique shop right in the heart of historic Gettysburg. I was hoping to find a fun…read moresouvenir, but unfortunately didn't see anything that caught my eye for a price I was willing to pay. That said, the owner was incredibly sweet to my niece Rosie--she even posed with her childhood teddy bear and took a photo to hang on the shop's wall. Such a kind and memorable gesture, even if I left empty-handed.

What an amazing experience! My wife and I were visiting Gettysburg and just happened to stop by…read morethis lovely little shop. My wife described it as "a menagerie of everything her". The sales staff went above and beyond in assisting us. There's a wide selection of items to choose from-a bit of organized chaos for me but that's a personality critique of myself, perhaps. The prices are affordable; we purchased 5 items of clothing for around $250.00, including Fall outerwear. The clothing seems to be well made for the price; they provided adequate space for trying on clothing; afforded multiple size and style options; and the customer service was outstanding. We will definitely be repeat customers!

Nice little gift shop in Gettysburg. I believe it's a brand new shop, too. They have a nice…read moreselection and the room goes way back.

When visiting Gettysburg I took family to this, one of my favorite Gettysburg shops. As always J&G…read moreArtworks did not disappoint. We each bought one of their stunning Haitian metal art works, all the more pleased because part of the money goes to these amazing Haitian artists and the nonprofit that supports them. My selection is in the photo attached. They also have some gorgeous "candles" for those who must avoid candles because of the fragrance. These are beautifully designed glass containers to which you add what's necessary for them to burn as candles but with virtually no fragrance. As always, this shop has various items you just don't see anywhere else. Special thank you to the owner for providing a platform for these talented Haitians who have suffered so much. Kathleen O'Reilly

This is truly a fine art gallery. The walls are lined with beautiful pieces! They specialize in…read moreFrench and Indian War period works. Their Christmas gallery show is one of my favorites.

From the owner: Fine art gallery featuring original paintings, sculpture, fine American made handcrafts, and…read morecolonial era books.

The owner was incredibly helpful and knowledgeable and her staff was very friendly. We've done our…read moreshare of shopping at Gettysburg over two visits, and this is our favorite place. To start, their prices are below what other places charge for commodities (though they might be going through an inventory reduction exercise, so your mileage varies). The owner took the time to explain to us how she processed the artwork. She speaks about the history of Gettysburg and the paintings with such passion. They're also at the center of town and near the transit station, so super easy to get to. I only wish they were bigger... though we were able to do about 3/4 of our shopping for this trip at this store.

Wow! The lady that was working today was incredibly helpful. She gave us some great tips of places…read moreto check out. While my husband and I were taking pictures with confederate and union hats on, she made the great suggestion of posing with the fake muzzles. The store had great merchandise with varying levels of cheesiness.