The Blue and Gray Room circa 1860 It’s July 1, 1863, the first day of the epic Civil War battle at Gettysburg. Listen-you can hear the fighting between General J.E.B. Stuart’s Confederate Cavalry and General Baldy Smith’s Union Infantry. That’s carbine and musket fire and it’s close - just over the rise. Late that night Stuart’s cavalry departed Carlisle, for Gettysburg leaving the scars of battle on several buildings.

Period Civil War Art, artifacts and furnishings take guests back to the 1860s. The queen bed and the day bed provide guests a choice of sleeping arrangements. This room has private bath with claw foot tub and shower.

The Blue and Gray room combined with the Toll Keepers Quarters is the best choice of travelers needing two rooms. The second bedroom has an iron and brass double bed and furnishings that are appropriate to the late 1800s. The two bedroom suite sleeps up to four persons and includes a private bath.

Rate is $115, Extra person $15, Combined with Toll Keepers room $155 for up to four persons.