If our small town charm has you wanting more, download and print out any of the following self-guided walking tours to help you explore the many treasures Cumberland Valley ho
Please note: Most buildings are not opened to the public.
Explore Civil War history in South Central PA with this Regional Civil War Roadtrip.
18th-Century Architecture (Carlisle)
17 beautiful 18th-century buildings.
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19th-Century Historic District (Boiling Springs)
Picturesque village brimming with scenic sights, 19th-century architecture, charming shops, eateries and B&Bs.
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Augmented Reality Tour of the Civil War in Carlisle
If you have a GPS enabled smartphone be sure to experience this self-guided tour of historical downtown Carlisle sites. Use your smartphone or tablet computer to enhance or augment the reality you see by streaming text, images, audio, and video.
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Carlisle Barracks (Carlisle)
More than 100 historical structures that date back to the American Revolution. Hessian Powder Magazine is the only building open to public. See Carlisle Barracks info here. To receive a copy of this self-guided walking tour in the mail, please call the office at 1-888-513-5130 or send an e-mail to info@visitcumberlandvalley.com.
Carlisle Historical Waymarkers (Carlisle)
The stories of Carlisle's people, historic sites and events.
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Carlisle's Old Public Graveyard (Carlisle)
Home to 750 veterans from the Revolutionary through the Korean Wars. About 550 are from the Civil War. 20 highlight stops.
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Camp Michaux Self-Guided Tour
Nestled in the ridges of South Mountain, two miles northwest of Pine Grove Furnace State Park along Michaux Road, lies the site of Camp Michaux.
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Shippensburg, Pennsylvania in the Civil War
Explore the effect the Confederate Army had on this small town.
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Shippensburg Locust Grove Cemetery
The final resting place of 26 African American Civil War Soldiers.
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The Civil War on the West Shore Self-Guided Tour
Explore the path the Civil War took as it affected the towns of Lemoyne, Camp Hill and Mechanicsburg.
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