Great selection of Civil War and other art from several artists. Paul, the owner, and Karen are…read morefriendly and knowledgeable. If there's something you're looking for, and they don't have it, they'll help you find it. My only (small) complaint is that they list some items on their website as "in stock," but they aren't in stock. It's just a little disappointing when you travel a distance for that one item. All-in-all, though, good experience here. Best I can tell, it's the best in town!

PROS: The staff is nice and this is the biggest store in town. They have a lot of good quality…read moremerchandise as well CONS: The inventory never changes and it's always overpriced OVERALL: Nice place to go to if you're in the area, especially if it's your first time, but if you've been to the store recently it's not worth going back

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.

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.

I really liked the vibe at Waldo's & Company. It's not just a coffee spot, it feels more like a…read morecreative space. There are books, local art, and little details everywhere that make you want to look around instead of just grabbing your coffee and leaving. I had a cappuccino and it was smooth and well made, but honestly the atmosphere is what makes this place stand out. It's the kind of place where you can sit for a while, relax, or get some work done without feeling rushed. Also loved the concept of supporting local artists and the overall community feel. Definitely a place I'd come back to when I want something a bit different than a typical coffee shop.

We visited during a long weekend stay in Gettysburg and not only was it the best latte I've ever…read morehad, the mission it supports is near to my heart. Cozy and friendly, it felt welcoming and inspiring. I left with so many beautiful ceramics and other handmade art pieces. Highly recommend!

Made a purchase of a John Paul Strain print. Debra was helpful and took time to explain…read moredifferences in type of prints, availability and sizing. They had a good selection of Civil War artist and other styles. It is Gettysburg so their specialty is Civil War artist. Great selection and very helpful staff. Will be shopping there again

Located on Baltimore street in the Historic District of Gettysburg surrounded by Civil War souvenir…read moreand other stores specializing in what pertains to the Battle of Gettysburg or the Civil War, Aces High is somewhat of an out of place oddity. True to its name, the specialty of this store has to do with model airplanes and historic and modern day airplane memorabilia and models. It's a small store but packed nearly to the ceiling with such items. Overall not a bad little store for what it is but to me seemingly so out of place.

Posters pictures of models and more .some originals some reproduction nice place to walk around and…read morea good place to hit when it rains or do you have extra time Nice place to pick up a souvenir A piece of art in your home always makes a good memory